Have you heard of the Calypso style of music?You don’t? Then close your eyes, and you will be transported to the Caribbean’s Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, where bright sounds will keep you from sitting still. This is a style
to which not only the body dances, but also the soul; a style combining steel drums, guitar and trumpet. In order to understand how the name Calypso came to be you need to go back to the early 19th century. When musical and theatrical performances took place, visitors shouted “Kaiso,” which means “Bravo” in West African.

The Calypso style was thought to have been formed during the colonial period, when slaves on plantations would communicate with one another by singing, exchanging news of their harvest. Besides, conversations were forbidden, and the revolutionary spirit was in the air. In its origins as a form of emancipation, the genre is characterized by a witty and creative attitude toward topics such as racism, war, and the cost of life.

Calypso definitely has African roots, as the melody is structured this way. In the beginning, the style was bright music with a satirical background, but later it evolved into an incendiary dance composition. Folk music like Сalypso is one of the most political of all styles of music, combining a joyful mood with a serious, and often subtle, rebellious commentary. During the first half of the 20th century, the popularity of Сalypso peaked; after the 1970s, it began to decline. Nevertheless, this extraordinary style continues to have admirers and performers to this day.

Regarding the Calypso brand, which hasn’t easily obtained the name of the same name with a well-known musical style known for its revolutionary spirit, brightness, and variety. This brand has a taste for freedom and independence. Calypso is a kind of ritual that brings friends and like-minded people together in a cheerful and relaxed environment. This is an opportunity to stand out and showcase your originality.