Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Cadence rampa (also known as kadans ranpa in creole or simply kadans) is a modern Haitian méringue, popularized by the virtuoso sax player Webert Sicot in the early 60s. Sicot left Nemours Jean-Baptiste compas music band and called his music cadence to differentiate it from konpa especially when he took it abroad, however, either one is the same modern meringue. Only rivalry between Sicot and Nemours created these names. The Sicot brothers, Maestro Webert Sicot and brilliant composer Raymond Sicot, well regarded in the Caribbean for their rigorous harmonic skills, introduced the meringue-cadence to the French Antilles of Martinique & Guadeloupe around 1962.Later, because of their frequent tours cadence became very influential in the Caribbean, specifically, Dominica, Aruba, Curacao, Trinidad, the French Antilles, etc.In the French Antilles, kadans is the creole term for cadence rampa, while in Dominica it is called cadence-lypso.. }
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- Cadence_rampa abstract "Cadence rampa (also known as kadans ranpa in creole or simply kadans) is a modern Haitian méringue, popularized by the virtuoso sax player Webert Sicot in the early 60s. Sicot left Nemours Jean-Baptiste compas music band and called his music cadence to differentiate it from konpa especially when he took it abroad, however, either one is the same modern meringue. Only rivalry between Sicot and Nemours created these names. The Sicot brothers, Maestro Webert Sicot and brilliant composer Raymond Sicot, well regarded in the Caribbean for their rigorous harmonic skills, introduced the meringue-cadence to the French Antilles of Martinique & Guadeloupe around 1962.Later, because of their frequent tours cadence became very influential in the Caribbean, specifically, Dominica, Aruba, Curacao, Trinidad, the French Antilles, etc.In the French Antilles, kadans is the creole term for cadence rampa, while in Dominica it is called cadence-lypso.".