Caribbean Music in The Forefront

    Central Artist: Jeon Arvani Jeon Arvani is an Aruba-born artist, producer and composer who is well known in the Caribbean music community. He got his start in music at the age of 14 years old when he was introduced to the bagpipe and joined a bagpipe group. Arvani played a number of instruments while growing up, including the trumpet and the piano. By the end of 2018, his music reached an all time high with over 100 million listeners. Currently 31 years old, Jeon's songs will live on forever.  ins a feel-good vibe, including this song.  The visuals on the music video are truly amazing, while simultaneously creating a story. The song is such a hit because of the catchiness and the relatability, which is strangle because Guards. Though it may be difficult for other Caribbean countries, English, French and Spanish alike; it is somewhat easy to understand the gist of the song. Another interesting song by Jeon is titled 'Dushi Bida' which means 'sweet my life'. Thus,...

  Examining Caribbean Style - French Central artist - 5LAN Artist description : Originally named Cinq Etwal, this artist is a descendants of Haiti and was born there in 1978 but moved to Miami, Florida at the age of 14 where he began he musical journey as a child who was always seen as different. He grew up around a mainly Haitian population in the Miami area. His rise to stardom came from his roots and his ability to switch between Haitian Creole and English within his music.  The song by 5LAN is a feel good love song representing good vibes. "Girl let me make love to you on the dance floor". This line of the tune capitulates the main idea and feel of the song. What is so amazing is about this tune and this artist in particular is that the switch between languages makes it easy to understand for both English and French speaking natives. Overall it is easy to grasp the concept of this tune.  "I'll Ya'yad (Pretty Bumpy)" is another tune which features 5LAN an...