C IN CARNIVAL: MAKING STEELPANS:

C News Journalist Roger Dwarika and Cameraman Ricky Gokool met a steelpan maker in Esperance Village in Phillipine, South Trinidad who has been carrying out the art form since he was a boy.

[@johanaramirez8228]

Good works bendiciones blessing 2021

[@phyllisthorpe1201]

LOVELY TRINIDAD & TOBAGO MUSIC, THANK GOD FOR THE STEELPAN AND MAY GOD BLESS THE TALENTED PEOPLE OF TRINIDAD

[@larrylehman751]

Fantastic makes me want to fly over there and order a drum in person

[@conqueringlion420]

Bless rootmon!

[@anamariasampath6234]

We can jus

[@lemncurry]

I love the pan,...but I love the guy making the pan even more!!!!🥰

[@cintulator2]

Old time craftmen are a dying breed.. All around the world. The silent knowledge. From master to apprentice. No computer can replace that.

[@Tropicalcaramel]

Have no fear. There are Steelpan making programs available is 9 schools in Trinidad & Tobago. The artform is in good hands.

[@Wallbangbe]

Awesome love the steel pan

[@PlayitonPan]

Yess I 🔥🔥🔥

[@planitmc1204]

Not very good sounding

[@DrewMakepeace]

Very interesting!

[@blank0the0new91]

im a trinidadian. although i dislike many aspects of my culture. there are many more that i wish would be better appreciated. such as the steel pan as it is known to me. although i dont particularly admire its music usually, i can still admire its value in general as a musical instrument. and believe that many of my fellowmen could benefit from learning to produce, play and market this instrument. as each person that becomes involved adds his or her own stile and therefor increases the likelihood of the pan to evolve. '' I bet my bottom dollar it have plenty moh things people could do with a steel pan.''

[@davidmoreira5462]

Qual número tel ZAP pra comtato

[@davidmoreira5462]

Boa noite

[@ricardoruelas8866]

NO mames que pinche vergas con esto.