CALYPSO

CALYPSO


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Word: calypso
Phonetic: /kəˈlɪp.səʊ/
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A type of music and dance that originated in the West Indies (perhaps Trinidad), characterized by improvised lyrics on topical or broadly humorous subjects, often creating satire of current events.
To perform calypso.


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Belafontes genre
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Caribbean music style
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West Indies music
West Indies musical style
Describing the musical style of the West Indies.
Musical style of the West Indies.
The charm of Trinidad.
Odyssey sea nymph.
Ballad in West Indian style.
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Ad-lib song of West Indies
Nymph or orchid
Belafonte's forte
She detained Odysseus for seven years
Afro-Caribbean music
Harry Belafonte genre
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Topical West Indian song - orchid - sea nymph
West Indian ballad - Homerian sea nymph
West Indian ballad rhythm
West Indian song
Caribbean satirical song
Sea nymph of Greek mythology - Caribbean ballad
West Indian music - nymph who kept Odysseus on her island
Ballad — dance — orchid — sea nymph — moon of Saturn
West Indian ballad — sea nymph
Improvised song of the Caribbean
Plays, relaxing in company, a West Indian ballad
Plays, relaxing in company, a satirical song
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West Indian rhythm
A Greek nymph and a genre of Trinidadian music
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Sea nymph's song
Coy pals whirling in a dance
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Music at state ball to welcome back one who came in from the cold
Plays around in company dance
Song that once charmed Ulysses
Song about issue of Atlas
Mythical Greek folk song
A number of West Indians in clubs play so badly
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Trinidadian music genre
Ballad plays noisily in Colorado
Seductress's lacy pants with edging of pearls round
West Indian dance music
Nursemaid
Fencer's warning
Soft bread rolls
Savage
Flower part
Privileged American class used to be soft
American painter, printmaker and filmmaker who coined the widely used expression 15 minutes of fame
Charlie plays unusual love ballad
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Originally Caribbeans play loosely like this?
Nymph plays hard to get in company
Company plays lively WI music
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Type of satirical, usually topical, West Indian ballad
Musical style
Belafonte #1 album on which Day-O was the first track
West Indian song, usually topical
A side of arsenic fed to awfully sly cop - one who detained hero
A type of satirical, usually topical, West Indian ballad
Nymph gently donning lacy pants thus
Belafontes beat
Cop, say, getting agitated about last part of controversial Caribbean song
Enchanting female plays sports in Colorado
Sea nymph who detained Odysseus for seven years — a sly cop
Good measures?
Good measures?
Harry Belafonte album whose first song is "Day-O"
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Caribbean song




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