Junior Dread went to see icon Pato Banton's performance up close at Cine Joia!

Last Thursday, Cine Joia was taken over by reggae music lovers ready to see the English singer, Pato Banton, one of the biggest icons of the 90s, perform. It goes without saying that the vast majority over 25 years of age were filled with a certain "saudosism" while he distilled great hits such as "Groovin", "Tudo de bom", "Bubblin’" and "GoPato". Despite the hefty R$120 entrance fee, the beautiful Thursday night encouraged the regueiros on duty to head to Cine Joia, which at the time of the show had a good crowd. The receptivity of the crowd was one of the main ingredients to energize the singer, who reciprocated the affection with lots of dancing and charisma, even at the age of 52.

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The presentation of Pato Banton brought two beasts that shook the house. To "jam" with the star, Al Griffiths - son of the great Albert Griffiths from Gladiators - takes the stage to perform the song "Jamming" together, and soon after Afrika Bambaataa - pioneering hip-hop legend - sent a freestyle that took Cine Joia down!

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Pato Banton is a true "show man", and the choice of his repertoire proved to be infallible, capable of pleasing fans from roots to dancehall in just the right way. In short, an unforgettable night not only because of the performance itself, but mainly because we know that such an important icon for reggae music is still in top form, dancing, singing and passing on his message. If you have the opportunity to see it, don't miss it, as satisfaction is guaranteed! GO PATO! Shout out from the Surforeggae team to Junior Dread for the article! Blessings! facebook.com/juniordreadbrasil