Soca

Trinidad's carnival engine

Soca ke ' mino o lerata o ' nileng oa binoa ka tsela e potlakileng oa batho ba bangata, o neng o utloahala ka potlako le ka tsela e sa tloaelehang ho feta ' mino oa ' mino o monate o neng o binoa bakeng sa ho tsamaea tseleng. Ke molumo oa mekete e lerata ea Caribbean lihleke - hlekeng tse ling le tse ling.

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.

Bataki ba mesebetsi e entsoeng ka bokhabane

Morena Short (Ras Short I)

Ka kakaretso, libini tse ' mino oa opera li ile tsa fuoa tlotla ea ho qapa soca ka bo - 1970.

Machel Jesu

Litšoantšo tse entsoeng ka bokhabane tse entsoeng ka litšoantšo tse entsoeng ka matsoho tse entsoeng ke batho ba bangata, e leng tsona tse ka sehloohong mehleng ena ea mokete oa boithabiso o lerata.