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Assistant Secretary in the Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation, Niall George, has called on Tobagonians to do their part to keep calypso alive as the island starts its celebrations for Calypso History Month.
Speaking at the launch of the celebrations at the Scarborough Library on Tuesday night, George said calypso must be protected and passed on to the next generation.
“Calypso is not simply music. It is history sung in rhyme and rhythm,” he said.
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