Guyanese Singer- Nekeita

Guyanese Songstress Nekeita Talks Rebranding, New Reggae Album and More

Written by: Nekisha Neicy Cyrus

Although she has rebranded and now goes by a new name, her vocals, vibrancy, and personality still continue to hypnotize crowds whenever she performs. Meet the beautiful and talented Guyanese songstress Nekeita, (previously known as Tennicia De Freitas), who has been a part of Guyana’s music scene for quite a while now.

Caribbean Entertainment Hub recently caught up with Nekeita in ‘The E-Hub’, our brand new Instagram Weekly Live series, where she shared what her musical journey has been like, the process of rebranding herself, competing in Guyana Soca Monarch this year, her new Reggae EP Album that’s on the way and so much more. Check out the full interview below!

You can also enjoy Nekeita’s latest music video ‘My Mama My Queen’ which is dedicated to celebrating all mothers for their unconditional love, sacrifices and strength. Check it out below and feel free to share with the mothers in your life.

Be sure to stay updated and connect with Nekeita on Instagram and Facebook. You can also subscribe to her YouTube channel and follow her on TikTok.

As always don’t forget to join us Each & Every Friday at 5.30 pm EST/AST on Instagram for more LIVE interviews on ‘The E-Hub’, hosted by Caribbean Entertainment Hub’s very own Neicy, as she ‘Chat and Chill’ with some of your favorites on the Caribbean Entertainment scene.

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