Entertainment Juggling, song, spoken word by Barbados Today 22/08/2019 written by Barbados Today 22/08/2019 2 min read A+A- Reset Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 258 It was the first of its kind but success, nonetheless. The BAJE to the World Talent Show kicked off last Saturday at the Queens Park Steel Shed with the first of 12 talents shows to be held across Barbados. Judges Chetwin Stewart, David Kirton, Cassandra Crawford and Astra Babb were on hand to rate the performances on stage. The first half saw the likes of spoken word artiste Akeem Stoned with Cupid Chandler Prescod who performed If a Bullet Could Talk. Regarding spoken word poetry, Stoned With Cupid seems to be entering a realm of his own and this piece which personifies the bullet really put him in a zone by himself. He got rave reviews for his passionate performance. Chandler Prescod said on the BAJE to the World Instagram page that he hopes to bring about social change. Jason Ramersaud, the lone juggler and gymnast in the group, performed tricks with his unique and agile skills. He said he wants to bring an awareness to the world of juggling and what he has to offer. Reniece Bonnett sang If I Ain’t Got You by Alicia Keys and she was rewarded with reviews of excellence by the judges in the Baje To The World preliminary. In the second half, The Duchess received good comments from the judges on her range and ability to control the microphone. Dario Devon shone in all aspects. He came out dapper in his grey tuxedo. Boy, oh boy, can he sing! His notes were well established and his vocal range was on point. John Simpson who performed Joaquin’s Tiny Winey found himself at an advantage as he was the only singer in the soca category. He was told that he made good use of the stage but in doing so exhausted himself and sounded breathless at some points. You Might Be Interested In Crystal Beckles-Holder, 2nd runner up in regional competition Lights, camera, flash! Can‘t stop his roll Fourteen-year-old Donna Lisa Yearwood sang I Know Where I Am Going and with a voice like that, she can do whatever she puts her mind to including capturing the top spot. She is one to look out for; she may be tiny but she was mighty. Jalisa Gibson was stunning in her blue with a voice to match. Baje to the World runs until January 25 next year. The winner will receive a cash prize and an all-expense-paid trip to Britain’s Got Talent for an audition. (MR) Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like BACA not happy with quality of Bashment soca 21/05/2025 Hypasounds to headline Swiss Soca Festival 2025 16/05/2025 DJ Puffy Barbados’ new tourism, culture ambassador 16/05/2025