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Traditional Carnival - conclusion


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Traditional Carnival - conclusion

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conclusion at St. James carnival This video clip gives a summary of the Traditional Mas held in St. James, Trinidad, West Indies. It begins with the Grenade Pierrot who test the audience with a mix of syllables to form words. Then to the Black Indians with their antics and untranslatable rant. A Carnival performer who has been portraying the Bookman devil for over sixty years, and two Midnight Robbers churning out their speech.

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thebookmann

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carnival, fancy-sailors, midnight-robber, Pierrot, thebookmann, tradional-mas, Trinidad,

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