Identical to the "aguinaldos" of Eastern Venezuela (Margarita Island, Sucre, etc). Keep the genre alive, Trinidadian brothers. It's already disappearing here in Venezuela due to the crisis. Greetings and hugs from here to you all.
Without dude the best parang singer is Daisy Vosin RIP. greetings fron San Matin Peru. Sin duda alguna la mejor cantante de parang Daisy Voisin. Saludos desde San Martín-Perú.
AYEE, DAISY IS BLESSED BY JESUS FOR HER MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS ABOUT THE KING, JESUS, HIS MOTHER, MARIA AND THE HOLY FAMILY! FOR ME, STILL TRINI TO MY HEART, HER MELODIES BRINGS JOY TO MY HEART AND SOUL. TRINI CHRISTMAS IS TRULY THE BEST❤❤❤❤❤
Memories of a time when we in TnT understood when life was simpler and beautiful.Sing Daisy .....I can't help but recall dancing these songs with my aunts cousins and parents....and eating black cake and drinking sorrel.....Fun times
been living abroad since 89 since i got here never cared about christmas it was a diffrent vibe over here back then growing up u here this stuff smell fresh paint & granny baking u kno its xmas. but i havent heard Daisy in 24 yrs untill now its september but i got goose bumps & a lump in my throat feeling like xmas when i was a youth
I love parang music! It does not feel completely like Christmas without it. My beautiful family from Venezuela and Trinidad brought it to me! Thank you! 🙏⭐️🎄
I went to the venezuelan embassy for years so I know things from their perspective. A lot of the early spanish settlers were also from venezuela such as the Farfans, LLanos, Garcia and the venezuelan embassy says that simon bolivar's sister was a trinidad resident as was francisco miranda for one year. The venezuela revolution of 1799 started in Trinidad when Manuel Gual came to trinidad to convince his sibling to leave trinidad as it had fallen in the hands of the British etc
Trini's should get more involve in the culture, Parang music is so so sweet. I used to sit and watch a parang band practice when I was a little boy, Gosh, wish I had gotten involved back then, now the music run through my blood when I hear it. We have the best culture of the entire world. No where could you see Spanish, Dutch, French, Indian, African, Chineese culture all combined on one tiny island. We are letting it go and allowing other countries to cultivate and produce our pan and music.
Daniel, sabes que es una tradición más que costumbre que en vez del cañonazo, en Cdad Bolívar colocan calipso! Oriundo de Trinidad y Tobago, me crié escuchándolo
Brings me back to my childhool 1980's! My parents always had a party, neighbours over, family, friends. This bond isn't the same anymore.How quickly things change.
We pay respects to the trail blazers,path finders and path openers in our tradition. Agba Daisy Voisin certainly finds herself in these categories of our folk and cultural heroes ,heroines and contributors to the development of a Trinidad and Tobago idiom.
@@isaiahjones8853 That's a blessing to know. How wonderful. Her music is the best. When Christmas season come if you ain't hear Daisy parang. Like you ain't celebrating Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
Trinidad was part of a province with Guyana (known as Guayana y Trinidad). In 1731, the province of Guayana y Trinidad changed and Trinidad became its own province. Even while it was a province of its own, it was still under the captaincy of the audiencias and viceroyalties of Santo Domingo (now the Dominican Republic), Nueva Granada (now Colombia) and Venezuela. So yes, technically, it was politically part of Venezuela for a while (also what we know as the Dominican Rep. and Colombia).
No we were once connected to venezuela and broke off it was always Trinidad and Tobago but it was a Guyanese who wrote our anthem and that is all we were never part of Guyana
Great music and contribution to our culture in Trinidad & Tobago. There was a Lady from Mon Diablo by the name of Gloria Alcataz who was even better than daisy. I hope that our cultural researchers will get some information of her. But Daisy is the best on record. Lara Brothers are also really good.
The Trinidadian parranderos do go house to house singing and are offered food. Parranda came to Trinidad because it was part of Venezuela during the time of the Spanish rule. Parranderos in Trinidad use traditional songs which are the same as in Venezuela but they also compose their own songs.
Its because it was introduce to us by the cocoa paynols/ cocoa planters that came from venezuela and thanks to them we can remember a little bit of our spanish history that was before the british came and took over that is why we speak english as our official language and not spanish although it is our second language
December 2019 season greeting to you and your family may your new year be bright and fill with blessing from the heavenly father Jehovah and his son Jesus Christ
One always have to research to be clear of the facts around us, how things began and where it is going. Our ancesters was once ruled by the French, Spaniards, British, Dutch thus the lingering of different dialects. I hope you remember the Caribs and Arawaks:) j/k. Look at the streets of P.O.S. and you find they are named after prople who once ruled in our land.
@noirrosa yuh r righ...being ah 'cocoa panyol' mehself i grew up wit dese songs and dese atist..BUT yes plenty trinis doh kno bout parang..i mean dey ave heard parang songs aroun xmas bout dey doh kno wat it is..thats so annoyin cuz parang is ah irreplacable part of our culture!!!
i wasnt around when she uesed to sing parang but i was grown up hearing she song every christmas....tell meh tell meh whey she gone daisy gone , daisy gone, i want to know where daisy gone
@jtower69 I completely agree with you. However, I do not know if you are from Trinidad but in Trinidad the word Spanish is used for any hispanic origin. Its kind of like a slang term. So there is where some confusion can come in to play. In the states there is so many terms for like Mexican, Chicano, hispanic, Afro-Hispanic, etc. I am considered a spanish Trini but in the states I would be considered having some hispanic, spanish, or latino origin or decent.
The people who are talking our our culture, early venezuelan settlers andthe different names can u please semd me a link or something i'd love to know more
What a classic, hard to duplicate this talent, makes me proud to be a Trini
Identical to the "aguinaldos" of Eastern Venezuela (Margarita Island, Sucre, etc). Keep the genre alive, Trinidadian brothers. It's already disappearing here in Venezuela due to the crisis. Greetings and hugs from here to you all.
Santiago Linares Bueno, gracias para escuchar la musical des Las islas de Trinidad et Tobago,👍👩🌺🙏
Alison Francois De verdad, pero es Trinidad y Tobago, no
Alison Francois et is french. Y is Spanish.
execelente hermano gracias por explicar.. es de orgullo escuchar PARANG o PARRANDA VENEZOLANA. AGUINALDOS..y merengues con esta particular version
Check out Flores De San Jose too. But there will never be another Daisy Voisin
Without dude the best parang singer is Daisy Vosin RIP. greetings fron San Matin Peru. Sin duda alguna la mejor cantante de parang Daisy Voisin. Saludos desde San Martín-Perú.
AYEE, DAISY IS BLESSED BY JESUS FOR HER MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS ABOUT THE KING, JESUS, HIS MOTHER, MARIA AND THE HOLY FAMILY! FOR ME, STILL TRINI TO MY HEART, HER MELODIES BRINGS JOY TO MY HEART AND SOUL. TRINI CHRISTMAS IS TRULY THE BEST❤❤❤❤❤
This brings back some very fond memories of my childhood in Tobago and Trinidad - in the 1960's. Those were the days boy!
Memories of a time when we in TnT understood when life was simpler and beautiful.Sing Daisy .....I can't help but recall dancing these songs with my aunts cousins and parents....and eating black cake and drinking sorrel.....Fun times
been living abroad since 89 since i got here never cared about christmas it was a diffrent vibe over here back then growing up u here this stuff smell fresh paint & granny baking u kno its xmas. but i havent heard Daisy in 24 yrs untill now its september but i got goose bumps & a lump in my throat feeling like xmas when i was a youth
The voice missed EVERY Christmas ... R.I. P. ... Could never be replaced!
That's so true miss daisy
I would love to experience Christmas in Trinidad someday.
I love parang music! It does not feel completely like Christmas without it. My beautiful family from Venezuela and Trinidad brought it to me! Thank you!
🙏⭐️🎄
QUEEN OF PARANG FOREVER🕺💥🇹🇹🇹🇹❤❤❤❤🕊🕊
I went to the venezuelan embassy for years so I know things from their perspective. A lot of the early spanish settlers were also from venezuela such as the Farfans, LLanos, Garcia and the venezuelan embassy says that simon bolivar's sister was a trinidad resident as was francisco miranda for one year. The venezuela revolution of 1799 started in Trinidad when Manuel Gual came to trinidad to convince his sibling to leave trinidad as it had fallen in the hands of the British etc
I like histories like this
Thank you for these songs. It is so rare to hear these songs anymore in the mainstream, although it is a big part of our culture.
It is not fully Christmas without hearing Ms. Daisy!
True
tru dat
True
RIP QUEEN DAISY!! Merry Christmas in Heaven!! You will live in my Trini heart forever!!
Trini's should get more involve in the culture, Parang music is so so sweet. I used to sit and watch a parang band practice when I was a little boy, Gosh, wish I had gotten involved back then, now the music run through my blood when I hear it. We have the best culture of the entire world. No where could you see Spanish, Dutch, French, Indian, African, Chineese culture all combined on one tiny island. We are letting it go and allowing other countries to cultivate and produce our pan and music.
I just found out that she was my cousin :) i am sooo excited to find out that i was related to such a great person!!! :)
Daniel, sabes que es una tradición más que costumbre que en vez del cañonazo, en Cdad Bolívar colocan calipso! Oriundo de Trinidad y Tobago, me crié escuchándolo
Must play, sing along, do a lil jig too for the former queen of parang Daisy Voisin's songs to really feel the Christmas spirit in sweet T&T, RIP.
My nephews and niece plays in Pan Lara in Prince Georges County Maryland. The Culture continues to spread far and wide.
Brings me back to my childhool 1980's! My parents always had a party, neighbours over, family, friends. This bond isn't the same anymore.How quickly things change.
Love it. It's a perfect piece during this difficult period where families may have lost a love ones. Its great i enjoy.
We pay respects to the trail blazers,path finders and path openers in our tradition. Agba Daisy Voisin certainly finds herself in these categories of our folk and cultural heroes ,heroines and contributors to the development of a Trinidad and Tobago idiom.
Man what memories...of the good old days.....listening to this music around Christmas time with my family.
Long live our one and only legend " Parang Queen " Daisy Voisin. My culture of LA Trinidad y Tobago.
she is my great great anty
Ria are you related to the Pereiras from St. Joseph in Trinidad?
@@isaiahjones8853 That's a blessing to know. How wonderful. Her music is the best. When Christmas season come if you ain't hear Daisy parang. Like you ain't celebrating Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
@@karenc5750 I'm related to the Pereira's from Lopinot, Trinidad.
@@riapereira3661 I'll have to find out if we have family there.
RIP Daisy... She was my grandfather's first cousin....
Yes Daisy, teach dem yute what REAL talent is!
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love all her songs. A legend was born and bless us with beautiful music's that last forever
Ayanna Sutherland werktuig
she is my great grandmother
So then maybe you have the lyrics to this medley and you can post it, because I obviously CANNOT depend on Andy Wong Kee!!!
Andy Wong Kee is chinese ... he wudnt understand spanish
swag lord17 lie
she is my great great aunt
lies
Christmas is not de same without hearing some Daisy Vosin
I love Daisy..... long live the Queen!!!!!!
Daisy is the best BLESS woman singer in TT
Trinidad was part of a province with Guyana (known as Guayana y Trinidad). In 1731, the province of Guayana y Trinidad changed and Trinidad became its own province.
Even while it was a province of its own, it was still under the captaincy of the audiencias and viceroyalties of Santo Domingo (now the Dominican Republic), Nueva Granada (now Colombia) and Venezuela.
So yes, technically, it was politically part of Venezuela for a while (also what we know as the Dominican Rep. and Colombia).
No we were once connected to venezuela and broke off it was always Trinidad and Tobago but it was a Guyanese who wrote our anthem and that is all we were never part of Guyana
It was proven geographically we were part of venezuela and broke off
And look at how far Guyana is locate how could we ever be part of Guyana smh when were are 7miles venezuela which is closer to us than guyana
And how could we be a province with Guyana when were where under the spanish rule and then the british smh
Was distant relative of my mom, Gallan/Bodi family. The Gallan's still sing parang in south.
Agradezco mi ancestro bisabuela oriunda de Martinique, descendiente de Creole, los auténticos Bachacos
Daisy is now and will forever be parang queen may she rest in peace
thank you very much she is my great great anty😊
Ok
Esta parrandita es de Siparia! -- This little parang is from Siparia!
Si lo es!
Actually she was born in Erin and moved to Siparia.
i feel sorry 4 anyone who didnt have a childhood in trinidad
Daisy Voisin you're the best parang singer ever...
yes daisy nobody can do it like you...love de musik.... R.I.P
Ive been longing to hear Daisy's voice for years . Thanks for the post .
how i wish i were a child again
Great music and contribution to our culture in Trinidad & Tobago. There was a Lady from Mon Diablo by the name of Gloria Alcataz who was even better than daisy. I hope that our cultural researchers will get some information of her. But Daisy is the best on record. Lara Brothers are also really good.
The Trinidadian parranderos do go house to house singing and are offered food. Parranda came to Trinidad because it was part of Venezuela during the time of the Spanish rule. Parranderos in Trinidad use traditional songs which are the same as in Venezuela but they also compose their own songs.
This sounds very much like the music from eastern Venezuela.
Its because it was introduce to us by the cocoa paynols/ cocoa planters that came from venezuela and thanks to them we can remember a little bit of our spanish history that was before the british came and took over that is why we speak english as our official language and not spanish although it is our second language
Daisy in our hearts forever RIP Queen of Parang Sing Daisy Sing
every time this season come around I those always miss daisy the best female parang singer ever
thanks for sharing this with me, music I love.
Merry Christmas from Brooklyn NY
sie sie sie.....a la una y la dos...aiyeeeeeeee aiyeeeeeee
classic Daisy!
Daisy is a legend!
Auntie Daisy we your family misses your sweet voice.....................sing for Jesus now Dance Daisy Dance R.I.P Auntie
eh heh, de parang sweet fuh so, cah stop good ole Daisy
love love daisy forever
December 2019 season greeting to you and your family may your new year be bright and fill with blessing from the heavenly father Jehovah and his son Jesus Christ
i love love love her. Viva Siparia, Via Trinidad y Tobago. One love!
Love do love no body
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parang is christmas....sharlene flores sings this sweet too
A celebrar amiguitos! Las navidadedes han llegado de nuevo!! eeeepaaaa!
Rip miss daisy ❤❤❤
Blessed day to you all
Sweeeeeet. nice, ah love it
Yuh music live forever
love it
go daisy go. love always.
The mother of we thing. R.I.P you live on
I love this
One always have to research to be clear of the facts around us, how things began and where it is going. Our ancesters was once ruled by the French, Spaniards, British, Dutch thus the lingering of different dialects. I hope you remember the Caribs and Arawaks:) j/k. Look at the streets of P.O.S. and you find they are named after prople who once ruled in our land.
Truth!
this lady is a leggend
ah love it
@noirrosa yuh r righ...being ah 'cocoa panyol' mehself i grew up wit dese songs and dese atist..BUT yes plenty trinis doh kno bout parang..i mean dey ave heard parang songs aroun xmas bout dey doh kno wat it is..thats so annoyin cuz parang is ah irreplacable part of our culture!!!
trini in us enjoying my girl and the rest of the crew
She is the grates paramg of tt singer
Authentic Espanyol cantandos viva 🇹🇹 and Tobago
**Español
Adesh, Gloria was from Arima and she was good too but Daisy has more stage appeal. Gloria does have recorded songs. Do YOUR research.
The real Mccoy!
+Evelyn Applewhite yes
meet my great great aunt
LEGEND
Nice nice
what a song
wow!
They don't make music like this anymore. Is one set ah Carajo/Caramba
What does caramba mean
anyone know where this album is available?
i wasnt around when she uesed to sing parang but i was grown up hearing she song every christmas....tell meh tell meh whey she gone daisy gone , daisy gone, i want to know where daisy gone
my song
@jtower69 I completely agree with you. However, I do not know if you are from Trinidad but in Trinidad the word Spanish is used for any hispanic origin. Its kind of like a slang term. So there is where some confusion can come in to play. In the states there is so many terms for like Mexican, Chicano, hispanic, Afro-Hispanic, etc. I am considered a spanish Trini but in the states I would be considered having some hispanic, spanish, or latino origin or decent.
Queen of parang
Nice parang
The people who are talking our our culture, early venezuelan settlers andthe different names can u please semd me a link or something i'd love to know more
I need help finding the strumming pattern for her songs on the ukulele
wow
R.I.P.
Im reading racist comments on this Parang/ Christmas vid? If you from Trinidad and you know what Parang means, like it!!!
that's metal!!!!
one home sick trinibagonian in cold Maryland, USA
best song in parang singing
kartel rock....daisy suck
download utube downloader or download realplayer and install it on ur pc and u can download music from anywhere on the net.
@schevy74 you have to get a TH-cam downloader
Adesh Manick, I think you meant Gloria Alcazar. One of her songs was 'Mi Nigrito'
Andy Wong Kee, where the hell are the lyrics to this sweet medley?
Andy Wong Kee is chinese ... he wudnt understand spanish
Not always the same