This from an incident in shakers on arapita avenue...where I was informed by a friend that " the local whites fondly refer to indian's as bhaji" and all this because somebody find I ...
1. You refer to all powdered cleaning agents as "Vim".
2. You refer to all storage spaces built into your home as "cupboard".
3. You know somebody called "Beulah&...
I'm going to cayo coco Cuba next month, the tripadvisor has said that there are really bad mosquitos there as it's around a lagoon. I've been recommended to use deet repellent does ...
What are some low cost, less touristy, adventurous things to do in Jamaica? My sister and I are staying in Negril the second week of January, and we've rented a car. Although we've never ...
Going for 7 days. How much cash should I bring? Do the have means of getting money there? What kind of clothes should I bring? Also, can you drink the water? What excersions do you recomend?...
If you had to live with your enemy/family? You both have to share this property cuz you both have rights to it. You can hear what's going on on their side of the house all the time & vice ...
My family plans to go to the Bahamas on the spring break. Well the bermuda triangle is near bahamas. If i went from new york am i going to disappeared like other planes and ships?...
1) derived from African music
2) Is in a class by it's self (due to patois)
3) Is world renown
4) Allows you to freely express yourself
5) combines specific dances with each rhythm
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1) The paradox of reggae, of course, is that this music "unique to Jamaica" is actually a fusion of 2 music styles, having its foundations in the USA (Rhythm N Blues) and Africa (African nyah-bingi drumming) .
2) The word "reggae" was coined around 1960 in Jamaica to identify a "ragged" style of dance music, that still had its roots in New Orleans rhythm'n'blues.
3) Reggae music was mainly popularized by Bob Marley
4) In the USA, Neil Diamond's Red Red Wine (1967) was the first reggae hit by a pop musician.
5) In 1972 reggae became a staple of western radio stations thanks to the film The Harder They Come.
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