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February 18, 2025

Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Page 2 returns to the sights and sounds of the third annual Jam’ In France concert, presented by French reggae artiste David Cairol & Friends on Thursday, February 13, and held at the Hillcrest Avenue home of the French Embassy in Jamaica. Iconic reggae artiste Yellowman headlined the event, taking guests on a musical journey. Other artistes included Bongo Herman, Mo’ Kalamity, Yaniss Odua, Micah Shemaiah, Marlon Brown, and Twan Tee. Experience more highlights from the show.

Big Up Mayor of Kingston Andrew Swaby (left) was quick to give French Ambassador Olivier Guyonvarch his stamp of approval for the concert.Garfield Robinson

Roots, Rock, Reggae Draped in Rastafarian-inspired ensembles were Dr Annick Vogel (left) and her mother Dr Denise Chevannes-Vogel.Garfield Robinson

Here For The Vibes Embracing her love for the culture was Caymanas Pony Club director Heidi Lalor.Garfield Robinson

Coming In From The Cold Canadian High Commissioner to Jamaica Mark Berman and his wife Allison were energised by the electric performances. Garfield Robinson

High-Energy Levels Among the reggae fans present were TotalEnergies Managing Director Vincent Daniault, his wife Susanne (centre) and TotalEnergies Sales Executive Mathilde Schaefer.Garfield Robinson

Diplomacy and Reggae Spanish Ambassador to Jamaica José María Fernández López de Turiso was in a jamming mood with wife Maria Elena de la Puente (left) and finance professional Elena Jimenez Rodriguez.Garfield Robinson

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Musical Therapy Anticipating the performances were Embassy of Spain Secretary Susana Gomez (left) and Bella Oasis Day Spa principal Jennifer Cape.Garfield Robinson

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