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Paramin Parang Festival 2006
 
 

Album: Paramin Parang Festival 2006

Paramin Parang Festival - December 18, 2006

Date: 12/19/06
Owner: Administrator
Size: 102 items
Views: 2385
NPATT Parang Finals 2006
 
 

Album: NPATT Parang Finals 2006

National Parang Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NPATT) 2006 Parang Finals, on December 16, 2006

Date: 12/17/06
Owner: Administrator
Size: 100 items
Views: 1840
The Lopinot Heritage Festival
 
 

Album: The Lopinot Heritage Festival

Parade of the Parang bands through the streets of Lopinot

Date: 12/11/06
Owner: Administrator
Size: 144 items
Views: 2318
Parang in Maracas St. Joseph
 
 

Album: Parang in Maracas St. Joseph

Parang in Maracas/St. Joseph Community Centre on December 09, 2006

Date: 12/10/06
Owner: Administrator
Size: 68 items
Views: 2396
Parang in Paramin
 
 

Album: Parang in Paramin

Parang in Paramin on December 19, 2005

Date: 12/20/05
Owner: Administrator
Size: 108 items
Views: 4771
Parang in Lopinot
 
 

Album: Parang in Lopinot

Parang in Lopinot, December 11, 2005

Date: 12/13/05
Owner: Administrator
Size: 110 items
Views: 5074
St. Joseph Parang
 
 

Album: St. Joseph Parang

November 26, 2005 - Parang in St. Joseph

Date: 11/27/05
Owner: Administrator
Size: 65 items
Views: 2719
Parang Festival 2005
 
 

Album: Parang Festival 2005

Parang Festival 2005 Launch - September 24, 2005

Date: 11/11/05
Owner: Administrator
Size: 118 items
Views: 4599
 

Parang

What parang is all about
The word Parang comes from the Spanish word parranda, which means to party or to spree. In Trinidad it refers to a particular type of folk music of Spanish American origins. Parranderos, especially those with roots in the cocoa industry, emerge from places such as Arima, San Raphael, Mausica, Lopinot, Santa Cruz, St. Joseph, Caura, St. Anns, Maraval, Rancho Quemado, Erin and Palo Seco.

Date: 11/11/05
Size: 8 items (823 items total)
Page: 1

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