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Victory for Tarique at Baje to the World - Barbados Today

  • Apr 10, 2022
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Tarique O’neal-Griffith has been crowned the winner of Baje to the World Season 2. After months of extensive battles on the stage and several developmental workshops, he emerged victorious after Saturday’s finals held in Golden Square. After two hotly contested  performances during the night, an emotional O’neal-Griffith was announced as the last person standing, much […]

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