SHUBZ Caribbean Day Party #SundayFunday

🌟 Get ready to immerse yourself in the tropical vibes of the Caribbean at the extraordinary Shubz Day Party! 🍹 Join us at Reina Rooftop, for a night of musical enchantment featuring Jamie Dred, Likkle Browne, Old Skool, Supa & English Dom!

Hosted by MDM.

🎶 Let the rhythm take you on a journey as these selectors spin the best in Reggae, Dancehall, Calypso, Soca, and MORE. From timeless classics to the latest hits, every beat will resonate, creating an electrifying atmosphere ⚡️

🔊 With authentic Caribbean food on Sale from The Shagg Shack, this is more than just a party; it's a celebration of Caribbean sounds, vibes, and culture.

🌌 Indulge in the warmth of the music and great-tasting food, while sipping on handcrafted cocktails and dancing the night away in this special Shubeen gathering.

🎟️ ENTRY IS COMPLIMENTARY WITH RSVP BEFORE 5:30 pm and we have HOOKAH💨 & BOTTLE SPECIALS 🍾

🔥$200 Teremana Blanco
🔥$250 Teremana Repo
🗣️Also, our special Rum Punch cocktail is a must try 🍹
SECTIONS AND BIRTHDAY RESERVATIONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE 🚀 #ShubeenExperience #CaribbeanNights 🌴

What is a Shubz?

"Shubeen" or Shubz for short, is a term commonly used in Caribbean English, especially in Jamaica, and it refers to a small, informal, often makeshift bar or shop where alcoholic beverages are sold. Shubeens are typically casual and can be found in various settings, ranging from urban neighborhoods to rural areas.

The term is rooted in the local slang and culture of the Caribbean region, and Shubeens are known for their relaxed atmosphere, where people gather to socialize, enjoy drinks, and listen to music. It's a term that reflects the informal and community-oriented aspects of certain small-scale drinking establishments in the Caribbean.

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