"Kaiso" is a type of Trinidadian music that originated from traditional African rhythms and European music influences. It is characterized by its energetic and rhythmic beat, and often includes social commentary and humor in its lyrics. Kaiso is a popular genre in Trinidad and Tobago, particularly during the annual carnival celebrations.
Calypso revue Kaiso House Kaiso Karavan Klasic Russo Magnificent Glow in Tobago
Ancient kaiso music.
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The cast of Ninjutsu kaiso Koga Saburou - 1918 includes: Enjuro Ichikawa Shirogoro Sawamura
Saku Sato has written: 'Kubota Mantaro kaiso'
Chotaro Kawasaki has written: 'Uno Koji kaiso'
Kaiso was the first name for Calypso Monarch. Keep on Readin Tpaul
Hollis Liverpool has written: 'Kaiso and society' -- subject(s): Calypso (Music), History and criticism
Tetsutaro Kawakami has written: 'Shizen to junsui' -- subject(s): Literature, Japanese literature 'Bungakuteki kaiso roku' 'Nihon no autosaida' -- subject(s): Biography 'Bungei jihyo' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Japanese literature
Nobuhiko Kobayashi has written: 'Shisetsu Tokyo hanjoki' 'Gendai \\' 'Ichi shonen no mita \\' 'Nihonbashi babiron' 'Teihon Nihon no kigekijin' '\\' -- subject(s): Books and reading, Reading 'Kaiso no Edogawa Ranpo' 'Shinshi domei futatabi' 'Gendai \\' -- subject(s): Japanese language, Obsolete words 'Kyokuto serenade' 'Shinnyusha (Ichijikan bunko)' 'Yume no machi sonota no machi' 'Nihon no kigekijin' -- subject(s): Comedians, Entertainers 'Hon wa nekoronde'
It originated from the West Indian island of Trinidad. It was evolved from West African Kaiso music .Calypso was first recorded as instrumental music. This original style of Calypso carried a heavy Jazz influence
Carnival in Trinidad has its roots in the 18th century, when French plantation owners held masquerade balls during the pre-Lenten season. Over time, these celebrations merged with African traditions to create the vibrant and diverse carnival that we see today.