Caribbean music

The music of the Caribbean is a diverse grouping of musical genres. They are each syntheses of African, European, Indian and native influences. Some of the styles to gain wide popularity outside of the Caribbean include reggae, zouk, salsa and calypso. Caribbean and central America musicAntigua and BarbudaSocaCalypsoPan musicThe BahamasJunkanooRake and ScrapeGoombayBarbadosCalypsoPan musicRingbangSocaSpougeTukCubaAbweAreitoBatáBatá-rumbaBoleroChachacháChanguiCharangaCongaComparsaDanzónHabaneraMamboMozambiqueNueva trovaRumbaSalsaSonSon-batáTimbaUPACuraçaoTambúTumbaZumbiSeúRitmo KombináWalsDominicaBéléBouyon musicCadence-lypsoJing-PingDominican RepublicBachataGagaMerengueSalveHaitiKompaConbiteCadence rampaKadansMéringueRaraJamaicaDancehallDubKuminaLovers rockMentoNyabinghiRaggaReggaeRocksteadyRoots reggaeSkaMartinique and GuadeloupeBiguineZoukBèlè (or "Bel Air" in Martinique)Gwo Ka ((in Guadeloupe)Puerto Rico BombaDanzaDécimaPlenaReggaetonSalsaSaint LuciaKontTrinidad and TobagoCalypsoChut-kai-pangChutneyChutney-socaExtempoPan musicParangPichakareeRapsoSocaSteel PanYahdees
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