Chutney parang
Chutney parang or Parang chutney is a style of music that is a cross between Venezuela, Colombia, and Trinidad and Tobago's traditional Christmas music, parang and Indo-Trinidadian chutney music. It is sung in Hindustani, Spanish, and English.
| Chutney parang | |
|---|---|
| Stylistic origins | Joropo, Venezuelan music, Colombian music, Latin American music, Spanish music, Indian music, Trinidadian and Tobagonian music, Indo-Caribbean music |
| Cultural origins | Trinidad and Tobago |
| Typical instruments | Cuatro, Maracas, Guitar, Vocals, Violin, Claves, Caja, Mandolin, Tambourine, Steelpan, Dhantal, Dholak, Tassa, Harmonium, Manjira, Tabla, Drums, Piano |
| Derivative forms | Chutney, Chutney Soca, and Parang |
Chutney Parang Songs
- Chutkaipan by Scrunter (Irwin Reyes Johnson)
- Chutney Parang by Drupatee Ramgoonai
- Chutney Parang by Rikki Jai
- Christmas Time by Drupatee Ramgoonai
- Dinero by Ravi B
- Indian Parang by Daisy Voisin and Hazel Ramberansingh
- Indian Parang by Len “Boogsie” Sharp
- Indian Parang Chic (Cuchi La La) by Taxi
- Marry Christmas to You by Heeralal Rampartap and Shakti D
- Maybelle by Hunter (Lalchan Babwah)
- Milna Kar Lo (Melcar lo)
- Neighbor Neighbor by Rikki Jai
- Baan Kahe Mare (Pam Car Ma) by Rasika Dindial
- Parosin (Neighbor) by Heeralal Rampartap and Francisca Allard
- Pass the Bottle by Rikki Jai
- Pull Out de Draws by various Chutney singers, including Ravi B, Nisha B, Raymond Ramnarine, Hunter (Lalchan Babwah), Rakesh Yankaran, Anil Bheem, and Hitman (Neeshan Prabhu)
- Rozana by Kishendath Singh
- San Kia by Rakesh Yankaran
- Santa Claus by Sonny Mann
- Surita from Margarita by Sundar Popo
- Turkey too Big by Hunter (Lalchan Babwah)
- Veni Xmas by Rikki Jai
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