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Soca

Trinidad's carnival engine

'S e Ceòl carnaval a th' ann an Soca de Trìnidad is Tobago. Tha e nas luaithe is nas motha na crioptaig a dh’fhasas e, is thog e airson marsaidh a’ bhathair. Seo fuaim carnaval na Cairaibeach thar na h-eileanan is an diaspora.

Origin & history

Soca developed in Trinidad in the 1970s, with the Trinidadian musician Lord Shorty — later Ras Shorty I — widely credited as its originator, fusing calypso with the Indian-Caribbean rhythms of the island.

It became the engine of carnival in Trinidad and then across the Caribbean and its diaspora, with carnivals in London, Toronto, New York and Miami built around it.

Neach-ciùil ri chèile

Lord Shorty (Ras Shorty I)

Tha tuillseach air ciùil Trìnidad an t-seòmanach mar bu chòir le soca a thùsail ann an 70ichean.

Machel Montano

Tha neach-ciùil trìonadach a’ soca, am meadhanach fiuagan ann an ùire a’ chàrnaval ùrtha aig an genre.

Càit a bheireas e

Far an dèid na neach-ciùil seo a thig

90 Soca Tha luchd-ciùil air TimTim.Live, agus 72 Tha baile-valle puibliche acu Seo far a thig iad uaithe.

Sgìrean

Cathrachdan is ionadan

cuid de na h-ealain

Ceistean & freagair

What is soca?+

Soca is the carnival dance music of Trinidad and Tobago — faster and more percussive than calypso, and written for the road march.

How is soca different from calypso?+

Soca grew out of calypso but is faster, more rhythm-driven and built for dancing rather than for calypso's storytelling and social commentary.

Where did soca come from?+

Trinidad and Tobago, in the 1970s.

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