We are not giving up, West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravos new track to inspire nation worldwide. As the world is infected with the deadly coronavirus, which has now claimed over 20,000 lives worldwide, Bravo is playing his part by offering inspiration through music.
The Trinidadian, who often goes by the name ‘DJ Bravo’ the track to uplift the spirits of people around the world in these pandemic time. The track highlights the plight of the coronavirus and its impact, which has been affecting the Caribbean and the world.
“We are going through testing times with this disease that has taken the world by storm, a lot of people have lost their lives, and I thought it best to put out a song that will give people hope in these sad times,” said Bravo.
The 36-year-old says the track is to motivate people all around the world not just for the Caribbean’s, but for all people around the world.
“This disease doesn’t care if you are white or black or if you are wealthy or poor, we have to also take the time out to pray for people in China, Italy and the US, who are hit hard by this virus.”
Bravo says that he thinks that the world will recover itself from this disease sooner rather than later, and that people can go back to their regular daily lives.
“No one knows when it will end, but as they say, the longest rope has an end so we just have to stay strong and fight through these times.” In 2016, Bravo released his first single track, ‘Champion’, to celebrate West Indies winning of the 2016 World T20. Which became a runaway hit in India, topping charts.