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Daddy Chinee wins 103.1 FM Chutney Soca Road March

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Daddy Chinee (Ricardo Melville) with his trophy after winning the 103.1 FM Chutney Soca Road March on Friday night. - Photo courtesy 103.1 FM DADDY Chinee (Ricardo Melville) maintained his winning streak by copping the 103.1 FM Chutney Soca Monarch Road March competition 2023 on Friday night. The reigning 2023 Chutney Soca Monarch, claimed the title with his patriotic song, We are One, at the competition held at the Naparima […]

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