
The contestants were required to demonstrate their talents, appear in traditional regalia, display craft items and in the case of Miss Kalinago, deliver a promotional speech. The Princess Natari contestants were not required to deliver speeches.
Leader of the Karina Cultural Group and coordinator of the pageant Miranda Langlais stated that contestants must be “dedicated” and “take pride” in the showcasing of their talent and culture.
Langlais, who is recognized by her people as a Kalingo Cultural Queen, also noted that “the very first Carib Queen pageant was organized by former Carib Chief Hillary Fredrick in 1996.”
A second pageant was held in 1998 and it has since become an annual event.
In Photo: Carib Cultural Ambassadors Miss Kalinago Juslyn Antoine, 16 (left) and Princess Natari Darylis Sanford, 10 (Photo Credit: Wendy-Ann Duncan)
UCTPTN 10.21.2008
1 comment:
Congratulations to Ms Miranda Langlais, and the Kalinago Cultural Group, on the sucessful staging of this year's Miss Kalinago and Princess Natari Pageant.
Congratulations also to the winners Ms Juslyn Antoine, and Ms Darylia Sandford. You have made the Kalinago people proud.
Hon. Norris Prevost
Member of Parliament
Roseau, Central
Email: norris.prevost@gmail.com
Tel 1 767 225 3420
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