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Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley was seen greeting members of the Opposition outside the National Academy for Performing Arts (NAPA) this afternoon, where the funeral for the Mighty Sparrow is being held. The moment, shows Mottley exchanging greetings with Opposition figures ahead of the service for the calypso icon. The greeting took place outside NAPA in Trinidad and Tobago, where crowds have gathered to pay their final respects to the Mighty Sparrow, one of the region's most celebrated cultural figures. Mottley, who leads Barbados, is among the regional leaders and dignitaries attending the funeral. Her gesture toward Opposition members was noted as a brief moment of unity before the formal proceedings. The Mighty Sparrow, whose career spanned decades, is being remembered for his contributions to calypso and Caribbean music, drawing mourners from across the region. Article and image source: facebook.com
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley was seen greeting members of the Opposition outside the National Academy for Performing Arts (NAPA) this afternoon, where the funeral for the Mighty Sparrow is being held.
The moment, shows Mottley exchanging greetings with Opposition figures ahead of the service for the calypso icon.
The greeting took place outside NAPA in Trinidad and Tobago, where crowds have gathered to pay their final respects to the Mighty Sparrow, one of the region’s most celebrated cultural figures.
Mottley, who leads Barbados, is among the regional leaders and dignitaries attending the funeral. Her gesture toward Opposition members was noted as a brief moment of unity before the formal proceedings.
The Mighty Sparrow, whose career spanned decades, is being remembered for his contributions to calypso and Caribbean music, drawing mourners from across the region.
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