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Bringing all the flair, vibrancy, soul and energy of a global festival to Colombo, Sri Lanka, Cinnamon Life is set to present a revolutionary day-long event on August 18 – The Colombo Music Festival. Featuring back-to-back performances by the world’s top reggae, ska and dancehall legends, Diana King, Big Mountain, Maxi Priest and Shaggy, as well as world-class choreographers, dancers and local talent, the event is set to be the biggest music festival of its kind to be held in Colombo.

The Mirror Magazine is offering readers the chance to pose questions to either Diana King or Shaggy ahead of their grand performance in Colombo. Send in your questions with your name to mirrormagazine@gmail.com under the subject line : Ask the Stars. Deadline for questions is August 03. Please specify which artiste you would like your question directed to.

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