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The King Just Danced in Nassau! Charles Joins the Junkanoo Parade WATCH TILL THE END! Watch till the end, because the King just danced his way through Nassau, and nobody saw this coming. King Charles, in a light suit and sunglasses, joined a Junkanoo parade in Parliament Square in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, on the second day of his nine-day Caribbean tour. He watched the dancers go past, in bright costumes and tall feathered headdresses, and then he stepped right into the parade, shaking hand bells in the colours of the Bahamian flag and moving in time to the drums. Junkanoo is a Bahamian tradition with roots in the days of slavery, when enslaved people were given a rare day off to celebrate their own culture with music and dance. The King himself said some of what is best in Bahamian culture today, the most joyful, the most hopeful, the most bright, was born out of darkness. The visit has a serious side too. When he arrived on Tuesday, he spoke about the suffering of the past, and campaigners have called for an apology and reparations for Britain's role in the slave trade. No formal apology has been offered. But for a few minutes in Parliament Square, the mood was pure celebration, with flag waving crowds cheering as the King danced along. Next, the tour moves on to Guyana, and then to Antigua and Barbuda, where Queen Camilla will join him. So, did the dancing King steal the show, or should the focus stay on the serious questions? Tell us in the comments! #KingCharles #Junkanoo #Bahamas #RoyalFamily #Caribbean #VickyBhaiNews #FYP
The King Just Danced in Nassau! Charles Joins the Junkanoo Parade WATCH TILL THE END! Watch till the end, because the King just danced his way through Nassau, and nobody saw this coming. King Charles, in a light suit and sunglasses, joined a Junkanoo parade in Parliament Square in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, on the second day of his nine-day Caribbean tour. He watched the dancers go past, in bright costumes and tall feathered headdresses, and then he stepped right into the parade, shaking hand bells in the colours of the Bahamian flag and moving in time to the drums. Junkanoo is a Bahamian tradition with roots in the days of slavery, when enslaved people were given a rare day off to celebrate their own culture with music and dance. The King himself said some of what is best in Bahamian culture today, the most joyful, the most hopeful, the most bright, was born out of darkness. The visit has a serious side too. When he arrived on Tuesday, he spoke about the suffering of the past, and campaigners have called for an apology and reparations for Britain's role in the slave trade. No formal apology has been offered. But for a few minutes in Parliament Square, the mood was pure celebration, with flag waving crowds cheering as the King danced along. Next, the tour moves on to Guyana, and then to Antigua and Barbuda, where Queen Camilla will join him. So, did the dancing King steal the show, or should the focus stay on the serious questions? Tell us in the comments! #KingCharles #Junkanoo #Bahamas #RoyalFamily #Caribbean #VickyBhaiNews #FYP

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