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by Lamin

This one is a scorcher, my first encounter with “ragga-hop.”

The Caribbean’s answer to Beyoncé, Triniti is a soulful songstress, sassy singjay, and hard-hitting deejay wrapped in an irresistibly exotic package.

Nuff said.

Ms Triniti – Wi Burnin (Woy Yoy Yoy)

Which one is Ms Trini?

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