Parang Advocates Call For Preservation Of Cultural Tradition

Parang is a treasured part of Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural heritage, but as the artform evolves, questions remain about preserving its traditional sound while embracing new influences.

A recent discussion explored the history of parang’s lead instruments and the importance of keeping the tradition alive for future generations.

Hosted by the National Parang Association of Trinidad and Tobago and held at the Port of Spain Library, the discussion focused on the lead instruments traditionally used in parang music and their role in preserving and evolving the genre.