All For One Caribbean 2013

All For One Caribbean 2013 was the first edition of All For One Caribbean. The contest was held on October 21 with a total of 9 countries taking part in the inaugural contest.[1] The winner of the competition won $5,000 and the Jeff Joseph Trophy. The singers that participated in the contest were selected by the Ministry of Tourism or Professional Musician Association of their respective countries.[1]

All For One Caribbean 2013
Dates
Grand final21 October 2013
Host
VenueAimé Césaire Audotorium, Martinique
Presenter(s)Gee Money
Dhina Nicolas
Host broadcasterDream Master WI
Participants
Number of entries9
Debuting countriessee participation table below
Vote
Voting systemA juror from each region evaluates all the songs on a 100 point system.
Winning song Saint Lucia
"St Lucia We Love You" and "Glo Koko"

Format

The competition consists of one final, the singers from each country performs two songs,[1] the first song must not exceed 80 beats minute and the second song should be less than 120 beats per minute in tempo, the song should reflect the musical style of their country.[2] The voting is done by one juror from each of the participating countries, the jurors score out of a total of 100 points and are not able to vote for their own country.[3]

Final

The final took place on October 21:

Draw[3] Country[1] Language Artist[1] Song[3] English translation Place[3] Points[3]
1 Barbados English Joshua Gay "This Is Me" – 6 564
2 Cuba English Luna Manzanares "Someone Like You" – 5 567
3 Dominica English Joy Stoute "Let Me Love You" – 8 552
4 Haiti Haitian Creole Darline Desca "Pwofesi" Prophecy 3 590
5 Martinique French Loraine Zacharie "Lumina" – 2 617
6 Dominican Republic English Anya Acosta "To love you more" – 9 528
7 Saint Lucia English Mongstar "St Lucia We Love You" – 1 622
8 Saint Martin English Oswald[4] "Mi Vida" – 7 553
9 Trinidad & Tobago English Fireball "Yes You Are" – 4 588
10 Barbados English Joshua Gay "A Voice In My Head" – 6 564
11 Cuba Spanish Luna Manzanares "El Son" The Sun 5 567
12 Dominica English Joy Stoute "Protogez" – 8 552
13 Haiti Haitian Creole Darline Desca "A Plein Temps" Full Time 3 590
14 Martinique French Loraine Zacharie "Misie A" – 2 617
15 Dominican Republic Spanish Anya Acosta "Mi Realidad" My Reality 9 528
16 Saint Lucia English Mongstar "Glo Koko" – 1 622
17 Saint Martin English Oswald "My Baby Yolo" – 7 553
18 Trinidad & Tobago English Fireball "Baby" – 4 588

Jury members

The following were the members of the jury for their respective nation:

  • Barbados – Ron David
  • Cuba – Gloria Occhoa
  • Dominica – Marie McCarthy
  • Dominican Republic – Andrea Medina
  • Haiti – Melina Sanders
  • Martinique – David Rodap
  • Saint Martin – Maliana Maxwell
  • Saint Lucia – Carmy Joseph
  • Trinidad & Tobago – Trycia Moore

International broadcasting

Each of the participating islands is not represented by a national broadcaster, it is broadcast regionally on Caribvision as well as the following national channels:

  • Martinique – Martinique 1
  • Saint Martin – MSR TV[5]

See also

References
  1. "Presentation 2013". All For One Caribbean. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  2. "Daryl Bobb to represent Dominica in Caribbean Voices Competition in Martinique". Dominica News Online. Retrieved 16 October 2015.
  3. Granger, Anthony. "All For One Caribbean: All For One Caribbean 2013". Eurovoix-World.com. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  4. "Saint-Martin et Oswald à ALL FOR ONE en Martinique". Il de Saint Martin. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  5. "All for one Caribbean - Voice Contest". StMartinIsland.org. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
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