Experience the magic of Carnival CEEN as it returns for its highly anticipated second season, premiering tonight, February 7, at 9 p.m. in Jamaica and 10 p.m. in the Eastern Caribbean. Dive deep into the vibrant world of Carnival with hosts Mariah Ramharack, Jherard Morris Sealy (MC LDV), and Kino Johnson as they uncover the spectacle, economy, and traditions that fuel this cultural phenomenon.
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A Unique Perspective
- Carnival CEEN has redefined Caribbean television by offering an immersive exploration of Carnival culture. Renowned carnival veteran and creative director, Kino Johnson, emphasizes that Carnival is more than just revelry. It serves as an engine of economic growth, a vital cultural tradition, and a celebration of creativity. The show goes beyond the surface to delve into the stories, business, and people behind the festival.
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Insightful Conversations
- In the premiere episode, expect a recap of Carnival 2024’s most memorable moments and engaging conversations with industry insiders. Psychologist and Carnival model Tishana Mitchell shares her perspective on balancing her professional career with the passion of playing mas. For her, Carnival embodies freedom, confidence, and cultural pride while maintaining professionalism.
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Evolution of Music
- Trinidadian model Marissa Williams sheds light on the dynamic music preferences during Carnival. While Soca remains the heartbeat of the festival, the inclusion of dancehall adds a new dimension to the celebration, creating an electrifying energy that enhances the experience.
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Preparing for Carnival
- Explore the intense preparations Trinidadians undertake for Carnival, from rigorous fitness routines to securing coveted costumes. Delve into the logistical challenges organizers face in managing the influx of visitors. Additionally, get a sneak peek at the hottest road anthems for 2025 and witness the evolution of the festival’s musical landscape.
- Economic Impact
- Beyond the festivities, Carnival CEEN sheds light on the significant economic impact of Carnival on the region. Discover how Jamaica’s Carnival contributed JMD 4.6 billion to the economy last year, while Trinidad & Tobago’s Carnival remains a key economic driver, generating TTD 1 billion annually and attracting over 27,000 tourists to the country.
As the Carnival season unfolds, Carnival CEEN promises to deliver fresh insights, detailed analysis, and exclusive access to the exhilarating world of Carnival. Tune in every Friday for new episodes featuring the latest highlights and behind-the-scenes moments from the heart of the festivities. Don’t miss out on rebroadcasts on Channel 16 via Digicel+ and full episodes available on CEEN TV’s YouTube channel. Let the rhythm of Carnival CEEN captivate you and be part of this cultural journey!
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