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January 13, 2007

Trinidad Carnival dubbed, 'The Greatest Show on Earth'

carnival_soca_trinidad_sexygirls_sexy.jpgSOCA music has taken over the radio stations and there are billboards everywhere, indicating that Carnival shows are here. With this year's Carnival coming early, on Monday, February 19 and Tuesday, February 20, the band leaders, masqueraders, calypsonians, music producers and chutney artistes and orchestras are busy preparing to get the best out of this occasion.

Trinidad Carnival dubbed, 'The Greatest Show on Earth,' will see hot competition in Calypso, costumes for Kings and Queens, old mas characters, bands, Soca, Chutney Soca, steelpan, and groovy Soca. Many of the leading bands in the land have already introduced their themes this year. And many of the top Soca stars have released their party tunes for the competitive stage. Among them are the reigning Soca and Groovy Soca Monarch Shurwayne Winchester with 'Open the Gates' and 'Akaylaa,' Machel Montano with Light It Up and Higher than High, Destra with Soca or Die, Bunji Garlin with Pan and Soca Crazy with Cold Sweat and Patrice Roberts with Sugar Sugar.

The band Legacy is going with the theme 'Hiawatha' which is the fictitious life-story of a Native American Indian, who is courageous and proud, noble and wise, peace-loving and one with nature. The band pays tribute to the strength, spirit and culture of this civilization which is also represented in traditional mas form. Island People Mas is going with the theme of 'Sahara'. It says, out of the vast emptiness comes the rays of 'Le Soleil Brule' which inspire strength and diligence. Then comes the 'Oasis' to quench every desire. The grains of the Sacred Sand remind you even the smallest moments must be treasured

Hidden within you is the Jewel of the Nile. Arabian Nights celebrate in the beauty and splendor of life.

The wings of the Goddesses and Defenders protect and comfort us as we fly above our troubles.

Source:
Trinidad and Tobago's News Day

Posted by yardFlex at January 13, 2007 06:40 PM


Comments

Posted by: Wade Cameron on January 13, 2007 10:26 PM

Carnival inna trinidad bad! Di woman dem bad ehhhhh!!


Posted by: Olivia on January 14, 2007 08:30 PM

I wonder if muzik media is going to show this event? I hope so. I'm Jamaican, born in St. Andrews, I still appreaciate soca music, just all the music the West Indies has to offer!


Posted by: Derrick on January 14, 2007 10:17 PM


Big Up to T&T fi Carnival,u dun nuh wi a guh de this year. But, mi affi guh fi we this year ina Kingston.


Posted by: BRED on January 15, 2007 08:41 AM

Thats what music should be all about "FUN", Mi wish dance hall did have so much fun as carnival festivals.... TOO much cosing inna di dance hall business.

Dance hall nice at times but too much BAD APPLE deh pan di bunch. BIG UP TRINIDAD CARNIVAL unnu have mi full support.


Posted by: ton on January 15, 2007 10:14 AM

it is truly the greatest show on earth, ppl i really cannot wait.


Posted by: Aaron L on February 15, 2007 03:27 PM

I'm a trini to d bone! Let me just affirm...Carnival is by far the greatest show on earth! SOCA is fabulous upbeat music that drives the soul and adrenaline straight to the clouds! Come experience yourself!!!


Posted by: Amanda on May 14, 2007 05:46 AM

Island people mas this year was good. I wine up on all the vagrants and dem. Plus I wine naked in the streets of trinidad.


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