Capital Insurance gives $5,000 to go towards the Best English Song at the FPRA Music Awards

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Capital Insurance gives $5,000 to go towards the Best English Song at the FPRA Music Awards

By Vilisi Nawaqatabu

13/03/2020

Capital Insurance Fiji Limited today presented a cheque of $5,000 to the Fiji Performing Rights Association for the sponsorship of the Best English Song at the FPRA Music Awards.

While presenting the cheque, Capital Insurance Chief Executive Officer, Paulo Ralulu says they are proud to be the one of the sponsors.

Ralulu says music is something that lifts our soul and spirit and is something that a lot of people enjoy.

He says they appreciate being part of the sponsorship and will continue to support the local musicians and composers.

The FPRA Awards will be held on the 9th of May at GPH.

Meanwhile, FPRA will be having a nominees announcement show on the 21st of this month.

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