Trinidad and Tobago has a new Junior Calypso Monarch

Trinidad and Tobago has a new Junior Calypso Monarch. His name is Marq Pierre of the Sangre Grande Educational Institute.

The young calypsonian wowed the judges at the Queen's Park Savannah with his stage presentation of "What if We Knew" which included a dream sequence 20 years in the future - when he is Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago.

In second position was Sharissa Camejo with "Ah supporting meh country" and in third, with a lovely performance, was Shervonne N'Kola Rodney of El Dorado West Secondary singing "Beat That."

Greetings, friends.

It is the distinct pleasure of the Board of Commissioners to welcome you to our official website; your portal into the dynamic and expressive world that is all things Trinidad and Tobago Carnival.

Without a doubt, Carnival remains one of our nation's greatest gifts, not only to ourselves, but to the entire world as, year after year, various artistic and cultural segments, stakeholders, and the national community work in harmony to stage this, the Greatest Show on Earth.

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