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December 18, 2008
“Doble R” Super Special Stars – Di Paranda.!?, Studio Fidelis 1978
As the French do, the Netherlands also have their Antilles
in the Caribbean. Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba , Saint Eustatius
and Saint Maarten, called the Netherlands Antilles.
From Curaçao, this is “Doble R”, on this LP they perform
in ‘Papiamento’, a language called after the Portuguese words
‘papia and papear’ which mean; ‘to babble’.
In Curaçao this is the language most spoken, next to Dutch.
Hope you like it Arnaud, I’ll make a compilation with some
Antillian music, sung in Dutch, when I find the time.
Listen to Doble R.
tracks;
1 Paranda awe !
2 Amor pa semper
3 So, so
4 Pronkami
5 Korsow felis
6 Pura komedia
7 Ami si ta kuri
8 Relax
9 Auto biew
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Great! I was hoping that you would post some music from Suriname or Curacao. I have a few CDs in my collection, but the stuff is difficult to get. There are a few compilations on Otrabanda Records and the wonderful Izalene Calister on Network Medien. Thanks much!
Alexsam
Ah, I know them as Doble R SSS, and ah, “ese ese ese” means Super Special Stars.
They played different rhythms. From Curaçao I like at most Tumba (it is also their carnival music). The last song is tumba. – Do you have more from that?
Ah, I know them as Doble R SSS, and ah, “ese ese ese” means Super Special Stars.
They played different rhythms. From Curaçao I like at most Tumba (it is also their carnival music). The last song is tumba. – Do you have more from that?
“Di Paranda.” Is this Christmas music like paranda from Venezuala, Puerto Rico and Trinidadian parang?
Thanks again.
Alexsam
“Di Paranda.” Is this Christmas music like paranda from Venezuala, Puerto Rico and Trinidadian parang?
Thanks again.
Alexsam
Thanks for this lesson.
To be honnest, it’s quite difficult for me to hear the dutch influence in the song.
Thanks for this lesson.
To be honnest, it’s quite difficult for me to hear the dutch influence in the song.
Arnaud,
I think this music does not suffer from Dutch influence. And that’s a good thing. I almost feel ashamed to say, but Dutch music was not that interesting. At least in those days. I’ll make a comp with caribbean stuff in Dutch. Soon come.
Arnaud,
I think this music does not suffer from Dutch influence. And that’s a good thing. I almost feel ashamed to say, but Dutch music was not that interesting. At least in those days. I’ll make a comp with caribbean stuff in Dutch. Soon come.
You never know, I was thinking the same thing about French influence until I recently discovered nice haitian & creole music.
You never know, I was thinking the same thing about French influence until I recently discovered nice haitian & creole music.
Hi I’d like to find the Album where the song (M’a Bis’e) Comehein is in by Doble R
Hi I’d like to find the Album where the song (M’a Bis’e) Comehein is in by Doble R
I’m so excited to hear this, thanks as always for all the incredible music!