As we continue to observe Calypso History Month, this week Ryan Bachoo takes a look at the Caribbean impact on calypso music, and how some Trinidadians may not see the art form beyond our borders. | CNC3 Television, Trinidad and Tobago

8.2K views · 216 reactions | Lessons on Calypso singing for the youths who love and sing Calypso..All about diction melody and attack | Edwin Ayoung | Facebook

Big up to this man Dis N Dat, this year makes 50 yrs he’s singing calypso from 1975 to 2025. Anybody singing or doing anything that long deserves to be praised! Here’s his contribution to this year Nevis Culturama 51 “Calypso Gone”! | Everton Obi Powell

While calypso music has virtually graced every corner and every stage of the globe, its real story is one of constant movement and progress; coming a long way in the last 100 years alone. The first recording of calypso music was an instrumental performance by a band called Lovey's Orchestra in 1912. Just two years later, Julian Whiterose and the Victor Gramophone Company of New York would make history when they recorded "Iron Duke in the Land' – the first vocal recording of calypso ever. #Nation