🇹🇹📚 500 Years in Trinidad & Tobago – From Banwari to Capuchin Crossroads Trinidad’s story didn’t begin with Columbus. It began with the Banwari — fishing, farming, and building communities in Oropouche thousands of years ago. By 1498, there were over 40,000 Amerindians across 11 tribes. They painted their bodies red, wore eagle-shaped gold, and bartered with tribes along the Orinoco. But after Spanish conquest, missions replaced villages. Capuchin priests from Catalonia and Aragon set up post

The heartbeat of Trinidad & Tobago 🇹🇹 is in our music, our movement and our spirit. From the streets to the stage, we move to a riddim that’s all our own. It’s the energy, the joy and the culture that connects us. 💙 This is more than a beat, it’s who we are. Turn it up, feel it in your soul and let the riddim flow. And now, we’re turning it up even more with a Flow Riddim Dance Challenge where you can win big. Get ready to move, vibe and show us your dancing skills... full details coming soon

PARANG IS A HUGE PART OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO CULTURE without Parang no Christmas | Edwin Ayoung