Written by: Nekisha 'Neicy' Cyrus
Meet one of Trinidad and Tobago’s newest star on the rise, nine-year-old Zachary Ransome with his first ever soca parang release and music video titled ‘First In D Kitchen’.
Anyone who grew up in Trinidad and Tobago could relate to the lyrics of this song as it will surely bring back memories of Christmas and the allure of a Trini Christmas kitchen filled with so many tasty and delicious eats and drinks (see full featured music video).
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