Creole in the Park Concert – Thursday

Creole in the Park 2012 had a daily turn out of over 100,000 people who located at one central region known as the Botanical Gardens in Roseau, Dominica. The Capital was bombarded with people from all over the globe who were present to partake in the Independence Creole Festivities of Dominica here in October. What better place was there to be than at the Creole in the Park 2012? Think about it... and if you haven't reached to a conclusion by now, the answer of course is no-where. :P Yes, I am sure that this was what was running through most minds here in Dominica, seeing that Thursday was the last day of Creole in the Park 2012 Concert. Such a glorious event and I could only feel sorry for those overseas who had no choice but to miss this in person. I am truly sorry for you guys. :( I heard your cries on a daily basis, especially, for the last two days. Most, if not everyone in Dominica, was geared up for Thursday, and ensured that they made an effort to at least be counted for the last day, if they were not able make it for the three previous days.


I must say that Creole in the Park 2012 Concert really kick off in a dynamic fashion and has elevated to yet another level! The performances that were brought to the stage to close down the show, could only be seen as spectacular and this ignited even yet more taste for the next Creole in the Park 2013. I wish there was one more day seeing that the event was just phenomenal. The likes of, the best in my books, Bouyon artist and specialist, Mr. Asa Banton took the stage. The like of Ti-Orkest, an upcoming band also took to the stage and many others came and did give the creole massive a wonderful experience.
The performance feature of the last day here on BrBpTV, was none other than internationally renowned, Jamaican artist, Mr. Vegas! I know for a fact that everyone was waiting for that day when they heard that Mr. Vegas was one of those that had to perform on the Thursday festival.
He did, of course, bring out The Hiroshima of a great performance to the stage and the tens of thousands of people gathered for the event surely loved him yet even more. He had the crowd jumping, he had them singing, he had them thinking and he had them remembering the late and still great Whitney Houston, one of the greatest singers to have ever sang on planet earth! So, the event was indeed a success and of course, you don't have to take my word for it. Have a look for yourself. Be real Be positive.

Creole in the Park - Wednesday

Most assuredly, Lime is back and they have indeed done it again here at the Creole in the Park 2012 Concert. Today is Wednesday and we, BrBpTV, have finally made it to the park for 2012 on the third day. We reached late, due to priorities but we made it. This time around, Creole in the Park Concert - Wednesday, brought a wide variety of Caribbean artists to the stage. They all went hard on in this festivale because they knew that they were in the Isle of Sewo and they had to please their fans and the crowd by extension. We had musical performances by Tradibelle, Sub Urban, WCK- who we heard absolutely annihilated the crowd with their great performance, Tallpree all the way from Grenada who also did the same. Coming from hardly being known to being remember, TallPree did represent for all the Grenadians and half-Grenadians out there! ;) Kross Vybez and the artist featured here today, none other that Rodney Le Blanc better known as Benjai from the twin-island republic of Trinidad and Tobago for this festival. We knew that we missed out big time from the feedback that we were getting and wished that we could have made it to bring to you all the performances here today but unfortunately, we were not able to do so. However, we will bring you the feature of the day and that is Benjai. He took to the stage on a different note and indeed had the people under an irie, spell-like, vibration tone and you could see that they did, in fact, appreciate the contribution that he brought on the C.I.T.P. stage. Keeping in tune with his soca routes, he brought that soca-regge feel to the Concert and blended with the people as they danced away to the tunes of his rhythms and unique melodies. I absolutely loved it and think that he should definitely be brought back to the Dominican stage once again.


The best part of the Creole in the Park 2012 Concert- Wednesday, to me, was the unity of artists that was brought to the festival's stage. When the Trinidadian Artist called up the Dominican Bouyon Specialist, Benji to come to the stage, the people went absolutely buck wild because they knew that two great heads who knew how to work the crowd, were on the stage together. Surely, they did know right because just when you thought it was all over, here comes Benjai and Benji with this glorious impromptu collaborations right there on stage. Of course, you will see that in the episode.
The people clearly did not want to go home at all and it was not too long before all the other artists joined up with them on stage and had the crowd going crazy. You had to be there for this to understand fully the fathom of this event. Great job by the organizers and surely Thursday will of course be no doubt another mash-up(success) as we say in our local term. Wow! They definitely did justice to the stage for CITP 2012 Concert Wednesday.

Creole in the Park Concert 2010

Talk about the time in the Caribbean where persons literally from all around the globe, which includes places like Pakistan, come together in one single location to enjoy the likes of music, culture and both local, regional and international artists. It is a glorious four-days experience which starts in the last week of October from Monday to Thursday. Usually around this time, thousands upon tens of thousands gather at the Botanical Gardens, especially in the late afternoons, to have a good time. The environment is conducive for everyone so that means anyone can go to Creole in the Park Concert. It is a time for family and/or friends and also for socialization where people get to mingle and meet new people who share the same interests of the Creole Season.
Creole in the Park is a joyous occasion and it is suited best for you based on what time you chose to go, what you chose to do, and who you chose to see. It's a social event celebrating the creole season and the likes of which can be only be seen in the Caribbean Island of Dominica. A few years a back the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Crew took part in this festival and Alfonso Ribeiro a.k.a Carlton did his famous dance on stage!!!!
It was definitely a night to remember. This time around, performing on the last day of Creole in the Park is a special guest artist out of Jamaica with a really great message for the people. She goes by the name, Queen Ifrica and she stays true to her roots as she brought the reggae vibes to the stage.

Queen Ifrica - Creole in the Park Concert

Episode 27 – Creole in the Park Concert 2010

Posted by BrBp-TV on Friday, February 5, 2016