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The video discusses the historical ban on African-skinned drums in the Caribbean, starting in the 1600s and becoming prominent in the 1930s. In response, Trinidadians innovated with tambo-bambo, a new form of percussion. This cultural adaptation played a role in Pride Month celebrations, which included political elements and riots. Eventually, the evolution of these musical expressions led to the creation of steelpans in the 1950s, marking a significant development in Caribbean music.

What was the primary reason for the creation of tambo-bambo in Trinidad?

• To replace steelpans

• To enhance the sound quality of traditional drums

• To introduce a new musical genre

• To comply with drum bans by creating a new type of drum

During which month did tambo-bambo play a significant role in cultural celebrations?

• June

• December

• March

• November

What was a notable social activity associated with tambo-bambo during Pride Month?

• Street riots

• Silent marches

• Organized concerts

• Art exhibitions

In which decade did the steelpan emerge as a new musical instrument in Trinidad?

• 1970s

• 1960s

• 1940s

• 1950s

What was the initial idea that led to the creation of steelpans?

• Combining different musical instruments

• Importing drums from Africa

• Using old pieces of tin

• Creating electronic music