Machel Montano
Trinidadian soca artist and songwriter
Born
November 24th, 1974
50 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Trinidad and Tobago
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Active in music since childhood, contributed significantly to the soca genre. Released numerous hit songs and albums, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary Caribbean sounds. Established a successful career with memorable performances during Trinidad and Tobago's Carnival celebrations. Received multiple accolades, including International Soca Monarch titles, affirming influence in Caribbean music culture.
Won the International Soca Monarch competition multiple times
Released hit songs like 'Like Ah Boss' and 'Fast Wine'
Collaborated with various artists across genres
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