Reader submitted review of Generation X Launch of "
Candy Land", their Miami Carnival 2009 presentation, which took place on July 25th:
Revelers!!!! The Miami Carnival count down is on!
On July 25th 2009, GenerationX the largest and most popular band in Florida, launched their 2009 presentation “Candy Land” at the beautiful Nikki Marina at the Westin Diplomat in Hollywood, Florida.
As I walked towards the venue I was meet with the aroma and refreshing breeze of the Atlantic Ocean and a stunning glow of a flowing fountain in the center of the courtyard. Walking through the entrance it was decorated richly with a huge Candy Land Sign and large lollipops, sweeties, and candy with the beautiful Gen X models decked off in their Candy Land outfits all with shorts, wigs, striped thigh-high socks, greeting the patrons. I felt as if I was walking through Williy Wonkas Chocolate Factory! Once inside, I was treated to the sounds of Miami’s favorite Dj’s Eternal Vibes, Dorenzo, and Genesis blazing the Soca with Sizwe C on the mic, hyping the already energized crowd.
Around 2 A.M, the models were ready and lined up to display. The opening act was a spectacular display of a fire show. The crowd stared in awe as the firewoman danced her fire routine swinging her glowing torches in the air while seductively dancing. With the crowd still in a trance the models entered the stage with section displays of “Licorice”, “Skittles”, “Aqua Mints”, “Cotton Candy”, “Pop Corn”, and “Pepper Mango”. The band is definitely looking "sweet" again with 6 stunning sections for the revelers to choose from!
After the dazzling display of costumes, the huge piñata-sweet hanging from the ceiling was opened and out came candy and a ticket for a free costume to the lucky winner who found the coupon. The crowd was now ready and hyped to get on bad! It was as if party goers were in a carnival spell. They were winning low to the floor and dancing on top of tables and bar counters. You can always count on GenerationX to put on a great party and show!
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8 comments:
These costumes much nicer than anything Tribe has on offer
now das wa i call a band launch! they held to their theme w/ all them candy falling off!
LOL @ Salsaman
has anyone noticed that 3 of the sections are recycled from KAOTIC?the blue, burgandy and black are all from this years band! lol
BM, I thought that I was the only person that noticed that. Especially after the post about the blue costume and its resemblence to another costume.
ummmm, i thought Miami carnival costumes had to be original to participate in judging...mmmm let's see what comes out of this one.....
Lol @ Salsaman!!!!!!
The portrayal theme is straight out of Trinidad carnival 2009 as well. Wee International I think it was portrayed a candy shop theme this past year.
That burgundy 1 was called beau jolie or something along those lines, even the male costumes are the same. The purple looks like another 1 of Kaotic's costumes but in another color, I'm thinking hot oil, not sure but there's something a lil familiar bout it.
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