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Soca Sensation Ricardo Drue Passes Away

by Diana Wilson
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The Caribbean islands are mourning the untimely death of soca sensation Ricardo Drue, who passed away at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre on Tuesday afternoon, as reported by the Antigua Observer. The artist was rushed to the hospital after being found unresponsive in his room, marking a somber day for the Caribbean music community.

Known for his infectious tunes like “Vagabond” and “Professional,” Drue had carved a prominent place in the soca scene. The artist, engaged to fellow soca sensation Patrice Roberts, had not only captured hearts with his music but also with his vibrant stage presence.

In a poignant video shared on Roberts’ official Instagram page, the couple’s love is vividly evident. The footage features Roberts planting a kiss on Drue’s cheek, accompanied by a caption that reads, “I’d do anything to hear your voice…wake up.” The emotional post has since become a focal point for expressing condolences and memories.

The soca community, both regionally and internationally, has rallied to share their grief and support. Messages of condolences have poured in from notable colleagues such as Machel Montano, Nessa Preppy, Destra Garcia, Nailah Blackman, Kes the Band, and Jamaican artists including Ding Dong, Konshens, Tifa, and Stacious.

Ricardo Drue’s contributions to soca music have left an indelible mark, and his sudden passing has left a void that will be felt across the Caribbean music landscape. As fans, friends, and fellow artists reflect on his vibrant legacy, the music community joins together in mourning the loss of a true talent and a beloved individual.


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James December 12, 2023 - 7:23 PM

RIP 💔

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