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SOCA PARANG & CHRISTMAS MUSIC
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HISTORY OF PARANG Sharlene Flores with Flores de San Jose Parang, a traditional music artform, came from South America, through primarily Venezuela from there were heavy influences on Trinidad culture. Parang music are songs of Spanish lyrics with Venezuela rhythms. These songs traditionally sing the praises of the birth of Jesus Christ and are sung nationally during the Christmas season. Today's parang is very different from the traditional sound of the past. Flores de San Jose has incorporated the parang with calypso (parang soca), latin, merengue, and zouk to create its own new and unique sound with a greater Caribbean feel. But manu of the traditional parang instruments, (the cuatro, mandolin, maracus, scratcher), are still being used together with the modern instruments. Roger D'ade |
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