Toronto @CarnivalSpotlight: SALDENAH CARNIVAL

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FOR THE LOVE OF TORONTO CARNIVAL AND THE PRESERVATION OF CARIBBEAN CULTURE IN CANADA!

We love Carnival, we love Toronto, and we love to celebrate the beautiful elements of this Caribbean tradition! This year we’ll be featuring the details of ALL masquerade band’s presentation/costume details, to encourage carnival enthusiasts from within the GTA and internationally to take part in our city’s beautiful tribute to Caribbean culture: the Toronto Caribbean Carnival!

 (*Unofficial reporting, based on our independent compilation)



BAND: Saldenah Carnival
2018 THEME: Wonders of Spring
BAND LAUNCH DATE: Saturday, April 21, 2018

BAND LEADER(S): Louis Saldenah

MAS CAMP LOCATION: 1510 Birchmount Road, Unit D

WEBSITE: www.saldenahcarnival.com
EMAIL: info.saldenah@gmail.com
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/saldenahcarnival
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/louissaldenahcarnival
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/louissaldenah

 For photos, pricing, and additional details, please connect with the bands and section leaders directly:

COSTUME SECTION 01: Majestic Bloom
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Karen Jones (karen-saldenahmas@rogers.com)
COLOURS: Purple, pink, teal

 COSTUME SECTION 02: Venus Fly Trap 
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Dr. Jay and Myana (drjaymas@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Red, blue, yellow

 COSTUME SECTION 03: Breaking Dawn
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Ariel Saldenah (arielsaldenah@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Peach, pink, blue

 COSTUME SECTION 04: The Awakening
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Melinda Rickson (iplaysavage@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Pink, purple

 COSTUME SECTION 05: Love Birds
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Aaron and Shireen (teamsaldenah@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Purple, yellow

 COSTUME SECTION 06: Perennial Glory
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Hayden, Karen, and Ian (hflharbin@hotmail.com)
COLOURS: Pink, orange

 COSTUME SECTION 07: Butterfly Rose
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Anton Saldenah (teamsaldenah@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Peach, tan

 COSTUME SECTION 08: Morning Glory
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Ronnie and Samantha (fevermas@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Teal, blue, tan

 COSTUME SECTION 09: Exotic Wonders
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Kolin and Heather (socavibes@hotmail.com)
COLOURS: Pink, teal, orange

 COSTUME SECTION 10: Glacial Thaw
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Curtis and Christina (christina1619@hotmail.com)
COLOURS: White, blue

 COSTUME SECTION 11: Spring Bling
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Kris Robinson (exotictray@yahoo.com)
COLOURS: Blue, orange, pink

 COSTUME SECTION 12: Sun Blast
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Tamara and Louis (tgooch789@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Yellow, gold

 COSTUME SECTION 13: Cherry Blossom
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Pete and Amanda (masfuhso@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Pink, teal

 COSTUME SECTION 14: Rebelle
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Ronny Saldenah (iamsaldenah@gmail.com)
COLOURS: Teal, purple, tan

 COSTUME SECTION 15: Ixora
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Rodney Minguel (nrmass@ymail.com)
COLOURS: Red, yellow, orange

 COSTUME SECTION 16: Twilight Romance
SECTION LEADER CONTACT: Curtis Aitchison (curtispeter@rogers.com)
COLOURS: Blue, purple

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We are here to support Toronto Carnival and promote Caribbean culture in Canada! We may not catch all details...but we're striving to be thorough! Please contact us at services@kyapublishing.com if we've missed anything or anyone!

SPONSORED BY @CARNIVALSPOTLIGHT

CARNIVAL SPOTLIGHT // Toronto’s former reggae dancehall princess Delia Chinn is drawn back into a seductive party lifestyle when she meets Jessica and Victor, members of the Groovy Massive soca dance group. Although Delia’s self-esteem is on the rise, it’s at the expense of her relationship with Ryan and their five-year marriage...a marriage that may not survive her first carnival season. // KYA PUBLISHING (2014)

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