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- noun A
calypso musician .
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Examples
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Brigo, the nicest guy in the business, explained: "A calypsonian is the poor man's newspaper.
newsday.co.tt 2009
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Brigo, the nicest guy in the business, explained: "A calypsonian is the poor man's newspaper.
newsday.co.tt 2009
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When the Notting Hill carnival moved onto the streets in 1966, it was a Trinidadian, calypsonian celebration, though reggae and its sound systems would come to define the event in the 1970s, when the story of Reggae Britannica takes off.
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When the Notting Hill carnival moved onto the streets in 1966, it was a Trinidadian, calypsonian celebration, though reggae and its sound systems would come to define the event in the 1970s, when the story of Reggae Britannica takes off.
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Others, like Jamaica-based Annie Paul, quoted lyrics from calypsonian David Rudder's ode to the island: “Haiti, I'm sorry … but one day we'll turn our heads, restore your glory”, following up with links to video of the earthquake, which she found posted on YouTube:
Haiti: Earthquake! 2010
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And it was in the papers -- the black paper, "The prince takes a bride," because I was a great calypsonian (ph) but too young to be a king.
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Alison Hinds - longtime veteran calypsonian from Barbados and one of the few female performers in the male-dominated arena of soca-calypso in the Caribbean, Alison Hinds has finally put out her first solo album, Soca Queen.
Archive 2007-12-01 Anxious Black Woman 2007
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Alison Hinds - longtime veteran calypsonian from Barbados and one of the few female performers in the male-dominated arena of soca-calypso in the Caribbean, Alison Hinds has finally put out her first solo album, Soca Queen.
My 100th Post! Marking the Best of 2007 Anxious Black Woman 2007
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Looking back over her pioneering career, internationally acclaimed calypsonian Calypso Rose recalls a time in the 1960s, when her critics were singing loudly that the music is a man's domain.
NYDN Rss Jared McCallister 2012
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Also of relevance is Carrington's observation that 'it is not enough for us (Caricom) to just be' sorry 'for Haiti (echoing a long expressed sentiment of the calypsonian David Rudder).
TrinidadExpress Today's News Analysis by Rickey Singh 2010
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