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The sounds of steelpan echoed across T&T yesterday, as the country joined global celebrations for the third observance of World Steelpan Day, officially recognised by the United Nations in 2023.
Woodford Square and the inner streets of the capital city transformed into a stage for live steelpan music, replacing the everyday hustle with the bright, rhythmic notes born from the oil drum.
For Pan Trinbago, the occasion marked another milestone in its decades-long mission to secure the instrument’s place on the world stage.
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