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Je parle meilleur français que le kreyol..mais je veut essayer…(I speak better french than I do creole)Mwen tu connai, wi? Ami nou? (Do I know you? Are we pals?) <------- I asked that because I am trying to learn creole from a person I met online and don't know if this is the same person. Matapèl seemed to know me.
mi gwo ka! (here is some gwo ka) with dance!http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/gwo%2Bka/video/x3ois4_100eme-video-la-vraie-musique_musicakiyo is playing here, this girl is very good too!
Thanks Matapel, Them 2 clips were fabulous. Bro, I certainly will be asking more about the creole culture. There is a song by Anselm Douglas called Bwah(When ah dead bury mih clothes). I heard before by one of the old time kaiso man. Do you think that was originally a creole song done by a chantuel in the early days of French migration to TT.
one of the most famous calinda lavwé songs from trinidad would have to be Pwizonyé Lévé, kongo Bara was his name he was a jailer back in Trinidad's slavery days and was well know for obeah which he willingly used on his own people. when he died there were huge celebrations across trinidad and the contemptuous song was composed by his own sister... so the story goes.
Thanks Mose, I like that sound too bad. Last year on the Parkway, a big truck bust that tune, if you see how some people get on like they from Xangoland
Quote from: Deeks on July 31, 2008, 08:04:06 PMThanks Mose, I like that sound too bad. Last year on the Parkway, a big truck bust that tune, if you see how some people get on like they from XangolandDeeks it just have something about dat stickfight riddum does just get yuh going. And when yuh drop a good lavwé on top ah dat, well...