Here we celebrate the Caribbean with the feeling of its famous festival, Carnival.
As Carnival approaches Trinidadians wait with anticipation as they spill out into the streets for J'ouvert and dance nonstop for the two days of Mardi Gras.

The native music of Trinidad and Tobago is Calypso. There are two styles of Calypso. One is more melodic with lyrics of social and political commentary, and the other is fast, high energy songs, which is known today as Soca music. This form of music is the engine for it's Carnival. This music can be heard through out the chain of Caribbean Islands.

Back in the 1700s the effect of the French Revolution brought a group of French Creoles to the island in refuge, and it was they who introduced Carnival with their Masquerade Balls. The Island's racial mix is African and East Indians which is the majority and a minority of Chinese, middle Eastern and European migrants.

In fantasy we fuse the island's dance culture with the engine of Soca music in a creative revelry of song, music and dance.