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Africans brought several Musical Instruments to Trinidad and Tobago, notably the drum, which played a crucial role in their traditional music. Instruments like the tambu bamboo, a percussion instrument made from bamboo, and various types of hand drums, such as the conga and bongo, were also introduced. These instruments contributed significantly to the development of local music forms, including calypso and soca, incorporating African rhythms and styles. The cultural influence of these instruments remains evident in Trinidad and Tobago's vibrant music scene today.
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How did the africans come to Trinidad and tobago?
The Africans were brought across on a ship by the British/Spanish and French
Is Trinidad and Tobago it's own country?
trinidad and tobago is two islands that make one country
Who discovered the steel pan?
The steel pan, also known as the steel drum, was invented in Trinidad and Tobago in the 1930s. It was created out of necessity by musicians who repurposed discarded oil barrels into musical instruments. Various individuals and groups in Trinidad and Tobago contributed to the development of the steel pan.
What musical instrument the spanish brought to Trinidad and tobago?
Maracascuatro
How did the African got to Trinidad and tobago?
the Africans got to Trinidad when the white brought them to work in the sugar cane fields
What is the type of money people in Trinidad use?
The currency of trinidad and tobago is Trinidad and Tobago dollar.
What country owns trinidad and tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago is not own
Who is the Minister of Tobago Development for Trinidad and Tobago?
Delmon Baker is the Minister of Tobago Development for Trinidad and Tobago.
How do you spell Trinidad and tobago in German?
Trinidad und Tobago
What are minerals of Trinidad and tobago?
there are plenty of minerals found in trinidad and tobago
Where is tobago?
Tobago is located in the southern Caribbean sea.
What island is next to Tobago?
Trinidad. Together they form the country known as Trinidad and Tobago.
