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What do Grenadans do when they participate in the parang tradition at Christmas time?
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What are traditions in Trinidad and tobago?
dancing to the music of paranda or parang. sing at Christmas the music called parang. cooking pastalles.
What are spanish traditions in trinidad and tobago?
dancing to the music of paranda or parang. sing at christmas the music called parang. cooking pastalles.
What is the purpose of the tambourine in parang?
what is the purpose of parang
What is the English of parang?
A parang is a large hunting knife
What is traditional parang?
a two letter word that starts with P and ends with R
What season is gospel music mostly played?
Gospel music is mostly played around the christmas season because besides parang gospel revolves around God
What two types of parang music played in Trinidad?
what are two types of parang music played in trinidad
How did parang started?
spanish
Ano ang ibig sabihin ng mamaluktot?
ito ay parang malunkot parang pek2
What is the meaning of parang in Tagalog?
"Parang" is a Tagalog word that has multiple meanings. It can mean "like" or "similar to" when used as a comparative term, or it can mean "scarcely" or "almost" when used as an adverb. Additionally, "parang" can also be used as a noun to refer to a type of traditional Filipino sword.
What language was parang sung?
Parang is a style of music from Trinidad and Tobago that is sung in a mixture of English and Creole. It incorporates elements of African, East Indian, and European musical traditions.
How was the parang used in their defense of malaya?
The parang is a traditional farming tool in Malaya, serving as a chopper as well as a blade. In the olden days, farmers only need to bring along the parang as the sole tool/weapon when they enter the dense tropical jungle of Malaya. They did not even need an axe with the parang around. It is not surprising if the British soldiers and the local carried parang to clear paths in dense jungles of Malaya. The parang have been used in battles in the past as it is the only weapon the natives had. So it is not inconceivable for the weaponless Malayan natives to use it against the Japanese during the defense of Malaya.
