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

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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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 - Before independence (West Indies)

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Politics - Federation (West Indies) - Caribbean Unity

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Politics - From independence (West Indies)

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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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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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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."[73]

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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