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| Wyclef Jean |
Preparing to release his self-titled album "wyclefjean" later this year, Haitian-born singer and producer Wyclef Jean first rose to fame as part of the hip-hop trio, The Fugees. With The Fugees, Jean won a Grammy for Best Rap Album in 1996 for "The Score," which sold 18 million copies worldwide. In 1997, Jean released his first solo album "The Carnival," which included hit singles “We Trying to Stay Alive,” “Gone Till November,” and “Guantanamera,” selling five million albums worldwide. Jean has also made several notable guest appearances on #1 hit singles including “Maria, Maria” with Santana and “Hips Don’t Lie” with Shakira.
Super Saturdays also feature pregame parties at The Strike Zone at Gate H including:
· Celebrity, player and alumni autograph sessions
· Appearances from Billy The Marlin, the Mermaids and Manatees
· Special prizes and live TV/radio broadcasts
· Interactive giveaways for fans
Fans can enhance their Super Saturday experience by purchasing VIP “Pit Passes for $25 each at www.marlins.com/supersaturdays. The passes provide on-the-field access for the post-game concert. For more information on the final Super Saturday and to purchase tickets, call 1-877-MARLINS (627-5467) or visit the Marlins’ official websites at www.marlins.com and www.marlinsbeisbol.com.
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