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Promenade on Queens Park Savannah, Trinidad during Carnival Monday and Tuesday. 

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Promenade on Queens Park Savannah, Trinidad during Carnival Monday and Tuesday. 

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The Moko Jumbie derives its name from West African tradition. The “Moko” is an Orisha (God) of Retribution. The term “Jumbie” was added post-slavery.  Hence, history is very relevant and influential in carnival.

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The Moko Jumbie derives its name from West African tradition. The “Moko” is an Orisha (God) of Retribution. The term “Jumbie” was added post-slavery.  Hence, history is very relevant and influential in carnival.

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One of the most famous traditional mas characters that was first introduced in the 1880’s. There are dances associated with these costumes such as king sailor and white sailor

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This is a type of martial arts in Trinidad and Tobago held annually during the Carnival period. The fighters are known as Batonaires.

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Stick Fighting (Kalinda) in Trinidad & Tobago

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Stick Fighting (Kalinda) in Trinidad & Tobago

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Jouvert festivities, occuring on Carnival Monday Morning

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Blue Devil, covered in blue paint, dances and prances along the streets, striking fear in the hearts of spectators. It also represents the brutality of slavery and a shift away from "pretty mas".

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Dame Lorraine dressed up created as a form of mockery towards the French planters as they dressed up for balls and parties 

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Dame Lorraine dressed up created as a form of mockery towards the French planters as they dressed up for balls and parties 

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Music trucks are a common sign in regional Caribbean Carnival celebrations, directly tied to the region's heavy significance placed on music and movement.

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Colourful celebrations

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Photo of the 1881 Canboulay Riots reenactment usually done on Carnival Friday in Trinidad.

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 Moko Jumbies in Trinidad's Carnival. This figure would walk the streets of Port of Spain and other cities protecting the city and revelers from evil.

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 Moko Jumbies in Trinidad's Carnival. This figure would walk the streets of Port of Spain and other cities protecting the city and revelers from evil.