(C) Text and images (c) Robert Barry Francos, 2013
The Saskatoon Reggae and World Music Festival is growing every year, with increasing numbers of fans, participants, and a high level of musicianship. Along with local dance troupes who shimmy and shook to tapes sounds and a world champion Native American traditional hoop dancer, the line from top to bottom was Juno Award winner Mikey Dangerous from Montreal, local champ (and led by the festival's creator/producer/man-about-town) the Oral Fuentes Band, and also currently Saskatoon based The Jim Balfour Reggae Band .
Below are just a few of the pix I took during the night.
The Jim Balfour Reggae Band
Terrance LittleTent, world champion hoop dancer
The Oral Fuentes Band
Mikey Dangerous
The Saskatoon Reggae and World Music Festival is growing every year, with increasing numbers of fans, participants, and a high level of musicianship. Along with local dance troupes who shimmy and shook to tapes sounds and a world champion Native American traditional hoop dancer, the line from top to bottom was Juno Award winner Mikey Dangerous from Montreal, local champ (and led by the festival's creator/producer/man-about-town) the Oral Fuentes Band, and also currently Saskatoon based The Jim Balfour Reggae Band .
Below are just a few of the pix I took during the night.
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| Saskatoon Salsa |
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| Blakey School of Irish Dance |
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| Blakey School of Irish Dance |
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| Blakey School of Irish Dance |
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| Bank-Preeyapong and Alfa Kids Crew |
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Bank-Preeyapong and Alfa Kids Crew |
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The Jim Balfour Reggae Band
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| Def Sol Crew |
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| Del Mundo Dance Academy |
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| Bank-Preeyapong and Alfa Kids Crew |
Terrance LittleTent, world champion hoop dancer
The Oral Fuentes Band
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| Saskatoon Salsa |
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| Def Sol Crew |
Mikey Dangerous
