calypsoes
/kəˈlɪpsoʊz/
noun
- A type of music from Trinidad and Tobago, with lively rhythms and often humorous or political lyrics.
- The band played a mix of calypsoes and reggae at the beach party.
- She listened to calypsoes from the 1950s to learn about Caribbean history.
- The festival featured several calypsoes that made the crowd dance.
- Songs or compositions in the calypso style.
- The radio station played classic calypsoes all afternoon.
- He wrote three calypsoes for the carnival competition.
- Her favorite calypsoes are about everyday life in the islands.