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Dancehall artiste Mr. Vegas was among the recipients of the Order of Distinction at the National Honours and Awards Ceremony held on National Heroes’ Day at King’s House.
In an interview with The Zee, the entertainer described the recognition as an immense honour, reflecting on its significance and the journey that led to the achievement.
With a body of work spanning three decades, Mr. Vegas says the prestigious honour holds special meaning as he reflects on his longstanding contribution to Jamaica’s music industry.
The entertainer also spoke about the versatility and longevity of his musical catalogue, adding that he is grateful to receive the recognition during his lifetime.
Dancehall Artiste Clifford Smith popularly known as Mr. Vegas.
Other Awardees were:
Stranger Cole, Bongo Herman, Earl Chinna Smith, Micheal Mikey Bennett, Lawrence Larry McDonald, Caryle palmer and Shirley Findley- Willis.
The Order of Distinction is a Jamaican national honour awarded to individuals who have rendered outstanding and important service to Jamaica.
It recognises contributions across various fields, including music, culture, public service, sports, business and community development.
