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Penguin

Penguin has consistently produced first-rate information during his profession but hasn’t repeated the amount of recognition he enjoyed in the first 80s.

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Gypsy

Gypsy is among the outstanding calypsonians of T&T who also annually since 1988 has won the Country wide Extempo Calypso crown, a competition where contestants have to compose lyrics at that moment. He has already established a roller-coaster profession which has reached the extremes of peaks and valleys. His “Sinking …

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Pelham Goddard

Pelham “Peegee” Goddard continues to be an instrumental existence on the advancement of Western world Indian music for a lot more than two decades. A normal performer, along with his music group Charlie’s Roots, on the annual carnival in Trinidad, Goddard provides made a long lasting impact being a songwriter, …

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Blueboy “Superblue”

Blueboy might be probably the most loved of T&T’s calypsonians. After dominating the street March competition in the first 80s, a hard bout with personal complications removed him for some time from your big leagues. His triumphant come back in 1991 (as “Superblue”) was fulfilled with overwhelmingly positive response with …

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Swallow

Antigua’s undisputed party professional who all pleases everyone in the Caribbean to NYC to Toronto with cowbell- and horn-driven soca. Gifted beyond compare, capable every year to compose infectious hooks with catchy lyrics. There’s not really a bad discharge by Swallow throughout his lengthy career.

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Sugar Aloes

Sugar Aloes appears like … wears plenty of silver like … goes onstage like … Baron. non-etheless an entity unto himself who, since his entrance in 1990, provides regularly reached the Calypso Monarchy semi-finals (and generally the finals) using a biting politics commentary while at the same time aiming at …

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Ken “Professor” Philmore

Longtime arranger for Fonclaire Metal Band that has moved more than temporarily(?) to Stage II Skillet Groove, Philmore offers written a music each year powered by skillet and sung with a calypsonian on record. He offers hit specifically big on two events, in ’88 and once again in ’93.

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Francine

A calypsonian who rarely has a major function in carnival but who frequently makes an excellent commentary on some regional issue. 1988’s “Carnival Controversy” and 1989’s “Sing for the Judges” present her to become unafraid to speak out against the T&T federal government, and these actually represent two albums that …

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Duke “Mighty Duke”

A legendary calypsonian for his unduplicated feat of being successful the calypso Monarchy four years within a row. Regarded among the main statistics in calypso, Duke produces albums that are generally appealing. He never does not deliver a celebration soca for the street March competition but provides only one time …

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