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The list of calypsos with sociopolitical influences is sectioned by main topics. Calypso music is a worldwide phenomenon.

This is a dynamic list of songs and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

American presence in Trinidad and Tobago

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Aspirations / Dreams

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Christmas period

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Corruption / Criminality

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The Mighty Shadow

Culture - Calypso / Carnival evolution

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Culture - Calypso War / Extempo / Picong

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Lord Invader, The Growler, Atilla the Hun and Roaring Lion (1943) - Calypso22

Culture Icons (Calypso / Carnival / Pan)

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Culture - Kalenda / Stick fighting

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Culture - Steelpan

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Steelpan - Renegades

Culture - Other

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Drugs

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Economy / Poverty

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Education

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Environment

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Family relations

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Feminism

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Calypso Rose at Womex Awards - 2016

Food / Drink

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Grandstanding / Boasting

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Health

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  • "Ah Fraid de AIDS" (1988), Mighty Sparrow[3]
  • "Asian Flu" (1958), Mighty Wrangler[23]
  • "Awakening" (The) (2021), Crazy[33]
  • "Backyard Jam" (2021), Farmer Nappy[33]
  • "Better Days" (2021), Patrice Roberts[33]
  • "Bush Medicine" (1971), Lord Relator[63]
  • "Doh JackAss the Scene" (2021), Devon Seale
  • "Ebola Scare" (2015), Myron B[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Amery Brown[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Brian London[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Devon Seale[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Heather MacIntosh[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), His Majesty Baker Jr (First of the chain)[33][64]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Josef Paty[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Michelle Henry[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Raymond Ramnarine[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Roger Mohammed[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Singing Sandra[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Stacey Sobers[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Terri Lyons[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Lady Watchman[33]
  • "Extempo Quarantine Challenge" (2020), Queen Victoria[33]
  • "Fighting AIDS" (2005), Adesh Samaroo[33]
  • "H.I.V" (2001), Mighty Shadow[33]
  • "How I Spent My Time at the Hospital" (1938), Lord Executor[23]
  • "Jaws" (1977), Lord Kitchener[14]
  • "Melancholy" (2021), Nailah Blackman[33]
  • "Ms Corona" (2020), G String[33]
  • "Negative to Positive" (1992), Bryan Bumba Payne[3]
  • "Pandemic" (2021), Brother Mudada
  • "Vaccine or Not" (2021), Kurt Allen[33]
  • "Weed Woman" (1952), Bill Rogers[23][9]
  • "What Corona Do" (2021), Contender[33]

Humour / Puns / Smutty

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(Portrait of Calypso, between 1938 and 1948) - Lord Invader

Jump up / Carnival dancing / Bacchanal

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Machel Montano (Reggae Awards 2007)

LGBTQ

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Machismo / Misogynist

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National identity - Emigration

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National identity - Immigration

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National identity - Pride & hope

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News events - West Indies

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News events - World

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Politics West Indies - Before Trinidad's Independence (1962)

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Politics - Federation (West Indies) / Caribbean Unity

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Politics (West Indies) - From Trinidad independence (1962)

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Mighty Gabby

Politics - USA

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Politics - World (Other)

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Promotion / Advertising

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Racial identity / Slavery

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Dr Hollis "Chalkdust" Liverpool

Religion - Christian / Gospelypso

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Religion - Others

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Shango / Folklore

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Social commentaries - Others

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South Africa - Apartheid

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Spirituality / Philosophy

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Sports - Cricket

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Brian Lara

Cricket 1920 - 1939

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Cricket 1940 - 1959

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Cricket 1960 - 1979

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Cricket 1980 - 1999

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  • "Beyond a Boundary" (1993), MBA[39][2][48]
  • "Blackwash" (1985), Roots Man[39][48]
  • "Brian Lara" (1995), Watchman
  • "Clean Sweep" (1990), Becket[48]
  • "Clive Lloyd" (1985), Lord Have Mercy[48]
  • "Combine" (1981), Becket[73][48]
  • "Cricket in the Jungle" (1985), Tradewinds[48]
  • "Cricket Soca Fever" (1983), Val Mason[48]
  • "Cricket Song (The) - Come, Go See the West Indies" (1980), Clayton Davis[48]
  • "Crickitics" (1987), Luta[48]
  • "Curtly Ambrose" (1993), Calypso Douglas[48]
  • "Four Lara Four" - "Laramania" (1995), Defosto[13][48]
  • "Gravy" (1990), King Progress[48]
  • "Here Come the West Indies" (1994), David Rudder[39][2][48]
  • "King Lara" (1994), Count Robin[48]
  • "Lara" (1994), DeLamo[48]
  • "Laramania" (A Pretty Pretty Senorita …) (1994), All Rounder[48]
  • "Laramania" (The whole Caribbean Went Wild …) (1994), Becket[48]
  • "Lash Dem Lara" (1994), Alexander D. Great[48]
  • "Legacy" (1995), David Rudder[39][48]
  • "One Gone Again" (1993), All Rounder[48]
  • "Pace in yuh Waist" (1994), Tony Wilson[48]
  • "Rally 'Round the West Indies" (1988), David Rudder[27][13][39][2][28][48]
  • "Reason (The)" (1983), Short Pants[48]
  • "Reunite our Cricket Team" (1992), King Short Shirt[48]
  • "Richie Richardson" (1989), King Progress[48]
  • "Signal to Lara" (1995), Superblue[13][30][48]
  • "We are the Champions" (1985), Tradewinds[48]

Cricket 2000 - 2019

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Cricket 2020 - 2039

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Sports - Others

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Tabanca / Love / Jealousy

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"Tabanca, tabanka, tabankca, tobanca (n) (Grenada, Guyana, Trinidad): A painful feeling of unrequited love, from loving someone who does not love in return, especially someone who was once a lover or spouse."[74]

War - Up to end of World War II

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Wars - Post World War II

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References

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Books

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  • Attaway, William (2011). Calypso Song Book: Authentic Folk Music Of The Caribbean. Literary Licensing, LLC. ISBN 978-1258122133.
  • Balliger, Robin (2000). Noisy Spaces: Popular Music Consumption, Social Fragmentation, and the Cultural Politics of Globalization in Trinidad. Stanford University. ISBN 9780493085357.
  • Bilby, Kenneth M. (1985). The Caribbean as a Musical Region. Latin American Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
  • Birth, Kevin K. (2008). Bacchanalian sentiments : Musical experiences and political counterpoints in Trinidad. Durham: Duke University Press. ISBN 978-0-8223-4141-3. OCLC 165082227.
  • Constance, Zeno Obi (1991). Tassa,chutney & soca: The East Indian contribution to the calypso. Z.O. Constance.
  • Cowley, John (1998). Carnival, canboulay, and calypso : Traditions in the making. Cambridge. ISBN 0-521-65389-4. OCLC 41883641.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • de Leon, Rafael (1986). Calypso from France to Trinidad: 800 years of history. Trinidad: General Printers of San Juan. LCCN 89100770. OCLC 59071686.
  • Dudley, Shannon (2004). Carnival music in Trinidad : Experiencing music, expressing culture. New York. ISBN 0-19-513833-3. OCLC 51607410.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Gibbs, Craig Martin (2015). Calypso and other music of Trinidad, 1912-1962 : An annotated discography. Jefferson, North Carolina. ISBN 978-1-4766-1931-6. OCLC 908763141.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Guilbault, Jocelyne (2007). Governing sound : The cultural politics of Trinidad's Carnival musics. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. ISBN 978-0-226-31059-6. OCLC 74029379.
  • Hill, Donald R. (1993). Calypso calaloo : Early carnival music in Trinidad. Gainesville. ISBN 0-8130-1221-X. OCLC 27727033.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Hodge, Merle; Ferreira, Jo-Anne (2009). Vini chanté an Patwa: (Come sing in patois) ; Patois songs of Trinidad and Tobago. Society for Caribbean Linguistics (SCL). ISBN 9789769510418.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Khan, Nasser (June 2024). History of West Indies cricket. Trinidad and Tobago: Eniath’s Printing Company. ISBN 978-976-95703-6-8.
  • Liverpool, First1=Hollis (Mighty Chalkdust) (1 June 1987). Calypsonians to remember. Virgin Islands Commission. ISBN 0937421022.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  • Liverpool, Hollis (2003). From the horse's mouth : An analysis of certain significant aspects in the development of the calypso and society as gleaned from personal communication with some outstanding calypsonians. Diego Martin, Trinidad: Juba Publications. ISBN 976-8194-13-8. OCLC 53795321.
  • Liverpool, Hollis (1986). Kaiso and society. Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, V.I.: Virgin Islands Commission on Youth. OCLC 19282261.
  • Liverpool, Hollis (2001). Rituals of power and rebellion : The carnival tradition in Trinidad and Tobago, 1763-1962. Chicago. ISBN 0-948390-80-8. OCLC 46536824.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Luis, Robert (1960). Authentic Calypso, the Song, the Music, the Dance. Latin American Institute Press.
  • Maharaj, George D. (2004). The roots of calypso, volume 1 - A short passage into the world of calypso. [Toronto]: G.D. Maharaj. ISBN 0-9734904-0-3. OCLC 57405250.
  • Maharaj, George D. (2007). The Roots of Calypso, Volume 2 - Another passage into the world of calypso. Trinidad and Tobago Hi Tech Printers Inc. Ltd.
  • Marshall, Trevor G. (1986). Notes on the history and evolution of calypso in Barbados. University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Department of History.
  • Mighty Sparrow (1963). One hundred and Twenty Calypsos to remember. Caribbean Printers.
  • Neptune, Harvey (2007). Caliban and the Yankees: Trinidad and the United States Occupation. The University of North Carolina Press. ISBN 978-0807857885.
  • Niranjana, Tejaswini (2006). Mobilizing India : Women, music, and migration between India and Trinidad. Durham: Duke University Press. ISBN 0-8223-3828-9. OCLC 64585850.
  • Nurse (2007). Unheard voices : The rise of steelband and calypso in the Caribbean and North America. New York: iUniverse. ISBN 978-0-595-40153-6. OCLC 137751788.
  • Ottley, Rudolph (1992). Women in calypso. Arima, Trinidad. ISBN 976-8136-24-3. OCLC 27868981.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Phillips, Everard M. (2009). The political calypso : A sociolinguistic process of conflict transformation. Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: Personal Power Unlimited. ISBN 978-976-8223-28-9. OCLC 317116607.
  • Pierre, Giselle (2016). Calypso chronicles: history through calypso I. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. ISBN 9781508436201.
  • Pierre, Giselle (2021). Calypso chronicles: history through calypso II. Independently Published. ISBN 979-8548539021.
  • Paquet, Sandra Pouchet; Patricia Joan Saunders; Stephen Stuempfle (2007). Music, memory, resistance : Calypso and the Caribbean literary imagination. Kingston, Jamaica. ISBN 978-976-637-290-3. OCLC 173808219.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Quevedo, Raymond (Atilla the Hun) (1983). Attila's kaiso: A short history of Trinidad Calypso. St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago, West Indies: University of the West Indies, Dept. of Extra Mural Studies.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Regis, Louis (1999). The political calypso : True opposition in Trinidad and Tobago, 1962-1987. Gainesville, Fla.: University Press of Florida. ISBN 0-8130-2379-3. OCLC 48138016.
  • Rohlehr, Gordon (1990). Calypso & society in pre-independence Trinidad. Port of Spain, Trinidad. ISBN 976-8012-52-8. OCLC 23928095.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Rohlehr, Gordon (24 June 2021). The shape of that hurt. Caribbean Modern Classics. ISBN 9781845234645.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Rudder, David; La Rose, John (1990). Kaiso calypso music : David Rudder in conversation with John La Rose. London: New Beacon Books. ISBN 1-873201-00-1. OCLC 24849319.
  • Selvon, Sam (25 May 2023). Calypso in London. Penguin Classics. ISBN 9780241630877.
  • Thompson, Dave (2002). Reggae & caribbean music. Backbeat Books. pp. 5, 59. ISBN 0-87930-655-6.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Warner, Keith Q. (1982). Kaiso! The Trinidad calypso: A study of the calypso as oral literature. Washington, D.C. ISBN 0-89410-025-4. OCLC 8762968.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

Journals

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Articles

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Audio

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  • Calypso Dreams (CD). In for a penny, in for a pound, LLC. Ice Music, Ltd. 2009.
  • Calypso - Musical poetry in the Caribbean (1955 - 69) (CD). Soul Jazz records. 2014.
  • Calypsos from Trinidad - Politics, intrigue & violence in the 1930s (CD). Arhoolie Prod., Inc. 1991.
  • Melody vs. Sparrow - A friendly calypso feud (CD). Erasmus Black Records. 19 June 2020.
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