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Trinidad & Tobago Panorama 2016 - HOME
sung by Juliet Robin
composed by Miguel “Mario” Camps
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LYRICSVerse 1
This year ah
making meh
Name
No- body holding me
Back
Is energy music done ready
Pans on the truck now going up
Five minutes from de savannah we
Going to jam!
Get ready for Pan!
We coming to up-set bands!
Sweet music to dance and to
Groove
Sweet music to dance and to
Groove Panorama
Chorus
Groovy song
for Pan
Mixture with honey a
Groovy song for Pan
Is de recipe
This feeling it cyah be wrong
With meh baby all night long
Jamming with meh favorite song
We up in a band! A
Groovy pan song melody for
Pan------------------A
Groovy Pan song for the
Festival (Panorama)
Verse 2
Spot-lights
from up in d
North
Silver rolling on d
Stage
We on d stretch coming from
Players in d racks jumping
Sweet music to take us straight to d
Grand here we come
Two minutes to go
For us to per-form this show
Spirits start to rise and to
Climb
We going to have a good
Time Panorama
Bridge
I hearing a
steelband
Playing a groovy song whole
Night
I hearing some
Sweet Pan
With a groovy pan song just
Right
I love this music
It is terrific
Groovy pan song for the party
Too------------ya
Mixture with honey
This for my baby a
Groovy pan song for panorama
Chorus
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Verse 3
Ducan calling on d
Band
Get ready for my
Command
The time is here we have to pre-pare
People got to give way now
Music captivating them in
A sonical trance
But this is d time
Groovy song to make you wine
Sweet music to dance and to
Groove
Sweet music to dance and to
Groove Panorama
Chorus
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Juliet Robin is the daughter of former Trinidad & Tobago Director of Culture Melville Robin. She is classically trained in string, woodwind and keyboard instruments and specializes in the violin, clarinet and piano. At age 17 she was selected to represent Trinidad on a cultural trip to Venezuela to perform with the Caracas Youth Symphony Orchestra. She is the winner of several classes in the Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival, including those for composition.
Juliet has performed as a keyboardist and vocalist with several bands including Charlie’s Roots, Shandileer, Roy Cape All Stars, Andre Tanker and Mano Marcellin. She played the clarinet, bass, drums and piano with female jazz band The Jazz Triple. Juliet has also performed as a guest clarinetist with members of the Trinidad & Tobago Police Band in a series of concerts.
Her extensive travel throughout Europe, North America and the Caribbean has been either as a member of a band or as a soloist, performing at several festivals and carnivals. Juliet is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management, and has plans to pursue a second degree in Carnival Studies. She donates her talents to several charities including performing at homes for orphaned children - a cause near and dear to her heart. Although Juliet currently teaches piano, her intention is to continue to share her knowledge of the music business with students interested in pursuing music as a career.
Panist/composer/ producer/ and recent songwriter Miguel “Mario” Camps –a BA in musical arts graduate began his musical career at age 9 when he started to play the steel pan with Free French Steel Orchestra from San Fernando, Trinidad. Some years later after a long lull in his involvement in playing pan, during his adolescent years, he hooked up with San City Steel where he broadened his musical scope particularly in improvisation and arranging for pans.
Over the years Miguel has judged and performed for several competitions, two of which were Shades in Steel’s 2002 winning panorama rendition of ‘Dulahin’ and the 2013 Calypso Queen Competition as soloist for Joanne Foster who stole the show with a victory. Miguel Camps is currently a music teacher at Marabella South Secondary School and manages a home studio.
A Groovy Pan Song is Miguel’s third outing in composing, writing and producing a “pan tune,” which he also mixed and scored. His previous works are
2015’s
Take It Higher also vocalized by Juliet Robin, and 2014’s
Jam De Pan sung by Whitney “Whitz” Julien.
Since the steel
pan is his
‘first love’ he
looks forward to
writing many
more pan tunes
designed for the
Pan.
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