Dancehall Queens

Dancehall Queen is a female dancer known in the Dancehall scene for her charisma, latest dance moves, and sense of a sexy style for fashion. The tradition of Dancehall Queen comes as local Jamaican Dancehall parties in the ghettos would host local parties for the best local female dancer. One of the first Dancehall Queens to hold a title was DHQ (Dancehall Queen) Carlene who later had 3 kids with super Reggae artist Beenie Man. Her style and beauty graced the Jamaican Dancehall scene and world. To date there are over 100 DHQs from all over the world. The most popular Dancehall Queen competition is in Montego Bay Jamaica, but each parish holds a local dancehall queen competition annually. Furthermore USA countries and European countries have begun to hold their own competitions that are all true to culture.

International Dancehall Queen
Type Dancehall
Headquarters Montego Bay, Jamaica
President
 Big Head Promotions
Key people
 Brian Martin

Dancehall Queens are female celebrities in the musical genre called Dancehall.[1]

Winners

International Dancehall Queens

Dancehall Queen 2011 - Dancehall Queen Aneika Francis http://jamaica-star.com/thestar/20110802/ent/ent5.html

References with external links

  1. ↑ [DanceHall: From Slave Ship to Ghetto By Sonjah Stanley Niaah, ISBN 0-7766-0736-7]
  2. ↑ McKoy is 'Dancehall Queen 2003'
  3. ↑ Female dancers MAKE STRIDES
  4. ↑ Junko makes Japan dance
  5. ↑ An angry, mad Michelle
  6. ↑ New dancehall queen chosen
  7. ↑ ROTTEN DEATH - Dancehall queen died from skin disease, doctors say
  8. ↑ Attitude gal! - Shalara Gayle cops Dancehall Queen crown
  9. ↑ Canadian wins Dancehall Queen competition
  10. ↑ American takes 'Dancehall Queen' title
  11. ↑ MoBay's Tavia Morris is 'Dancehall Queen'
  12. ↑ Trelawny's 'Fluffy' is Dancehall Queen

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