Flags
This Caribbean country’s flag features a broken black trident in the centre.
Barbados
This genre of music is found predominantly within the Lesser Antilles.
Soca
This is recognized as Trinidad’s most popular street food.
Doubles
This footwear brand saw a massive rise in popularity after dancehall icon Vybz Kartel mentioned it in a song.
Clarks
This phrase means “what’s up” in Haitian creole?
“Sak Pase?”
This country is the only one in the world to not have red, blue or white featured in its colours.
Jamaica
This artiste is heavily proclaimed to be the “King of Soca”.
Machel Montano
This drink is made using hibiscus flowers and is often flavoured with ginger and spices.
Sorrel
This musical artist who recently claimed their country began Carnival, started an uproar on social media.
Beanie Man
This word is used to refer to ghosts and/or spirits.
Duppy or Jumbie
This country features its national spice in its flag?
Grenada
This intense 2000s dancehall rivalry divided dancehall fans into two opposing sides.
Gaza vs Gully (Vybz Kartel and Mavado)
This fruit is banned in some countries due to it being poisonous.
Ackee
This dancehall icon popularly said “All this time I thought they were Bill Gates, when they were not even Bill Fence!”
Vybz Kartel
This phrase refers to a warning parents give when you must learn the hard way.
“who doh hear must feel”
This country’s flag features two white stars on a black diagonal stripe.
Saint Kitts and Nevis
This soca artiste’s song featured heavily in our Tabanca promo last semester.
Voice - Cyah Behave
This country is the main producer/exporter of popular snacks across the Caribbean.
Trinidad & Tobago
This female soca artist was the first ever artist to receive the Zess/Steam Artiste of the Year at the Caribbean Music Awards
Lady Lava
This word is commonly used by Trinidadians to refer to drama, commotion, scandal and confusion.
Bacchanal
This country’s flag features a parrot on its flag.
Dominica
The name of this Dominican music genre comes from a Creole word for a traditional broth or gumbo soup, symbolizing a mix of sounds and cultural influences.
Bouyon
A dish made of boiling or roasting vegetables, often using tomatoes, mixed with seasonings and spices.
Choka
This terminology is used to refer to a confident person who likes to dress flashily, wear expensive brand-name clothing, and show off heavy jewelry.
“zesser”
This saying is used to acknowledge when you are blocking the view
“yuh fadda not a glass maker”