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Stefflon Don Giving Back To Her Roots: "Jamaica is special to me"

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Stefflon Don is definitely enamored with Jamaican culture. That’s not difficult to understand since both her parents were born in Jamaica. Her love goes beyond simply the culture, and she intends to give back to the island that has helped to influence her musical career. The songstress was in Jamaica to host an event in the community of Denham Town in Kingston. While there, she took some time to host a back-to-school event […]

Source: Trinidad News

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