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Soca-Pop sensation Natalyah unleashes ‘Save Meh’ | The Bajan Reporter

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In her continued mission to deliver the sounds of the Caribbean to an international audience, Trinidad-born Swiss Soca-Pop artiste Natalyah has a released a new single and a captivating new music video for, 'Save Meh'. Natalyah was born in San Fernando, Trinidad to a Trinidadian father and Swiss mother. Although she left the shores of […]

Source: The Bajan Reporter | Web’s Eye View of Barbados in the Caribbean

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