Cari-Folk Singers performing at Drum Arts Centre, Birmingham.

Preserving and promoting the Jamaican and Caribbean Folk Culture.
"The group started out not as the Cari-Folk Singers," but as a group of Excelsior High School students entering the 1972 Arts Festival. The group of mostly sixth formers enjoyed and welcomed the praise for their performances. This led to the group deciding to continue singing together and add some structure to form a performing choir.

[@VioletHaas-f2e]

Beautifully love to have the Caribbean Culture maintained.

[@ChislanDouglas]

Me too ❤ the cari-folk singers. Watching & enjoying. Bigupyouself everyone who is watching,remember Miss Bubbles 😂love you take care.

[@jahbaribertrand4813]

Beautiful Beautiful I love my folk culture.

[@marvetsteele2668]

I used to sing with carifolk singers I enjoy the concert love you all I recognize winston

[@devonahinds9919]

I love this group. All my favorite Jamaican Folk songs.

[@valeriesalmon9364]

I enjoyed this to the max brings back great memories. I use to sing with the Carifolk singers I recognize Erica, Rita, Rusty, Winston, Noel, Winsome, Paulette, Velva, Patsy and Ray on guitar. God bless you guys keep on keeping the culture alive. 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🇯🇲

[@cassinko]

Totally entertaining. Excellent choreography, good song selections. Voices blend well. Good nostalgic memories of my wonderful country Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@pamellaalexander7753]

Beautiful ! Enjoying!

[@felixalmeida481]

I just long to hear Traditional Caribbean Folk Songs. Please see to it that the videographer is a professional who does justice to the acoustics, to the filming. Look at the work and the time that’s gone into all the rehearsals. Recording culture is vital; these are historical treasures. Please heed this request

[@glenasmart5784]

Back ground too dark

[@Stonygut1865]

Well, that's due to poor stage lightning.

[@marciamakeba8032]

As long as you can see and hear the singers. Its dark tor a reason focusing only on the singers