Reggae Roots in Leeds are one of many choirs coming together to sing for the King's coronation.
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They're among hundreds of singers from different backgrounds performing for King Charles III alongside famous names like Katy Perry, Freya Ridings and Take That.Stephanie Horacio, 18, is one of the young people who make up Reggae Roots. She's ready and raring to go.Stephanie's honest about the new era of the monarchy, and says she wants to see a change."Right now I don't feel like we're 100% there. It doesn't have to be perfect but I wish we could do more.
"The fact the Royal Family brought us all together and we created something so beautiful which everyone will get to see - that was mesmerising to me."
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