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SuriPop

Surinamese music competition

The Suriname Popular Song Festival (commonly called SuriPop) is a biennial song festival that has taken place in Suriname since 1982. The festival is

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Benjamin Faya

Surinamese singer

Nationale Top 40 Suriname. In 2016, he won the national song competition SuriPop. Roché Pinas was born in 1988 or 1989. He grew up in a family with seven

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Culture of Suriname

influence in the form of electrified instruments. The biennial music festival SuriPop is the country's largest music event. Surinamese cuisine is extensive,

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Birth of a New Age

2021 song by Jeangu Macrooy

held with a small test audience, called "field lab". Music of Suriname SuriPop NPO Radio 2, Bart en Jeangu Macrooy ontleden het songfestivalnummer Birth

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Lex Rijger

Surinamese country music singer (1944–2021)

player and referee, founding the local club SCVU. He wrote one of the SuriPop 2008 finalist songs, "A Song of Life", which was performed by his three

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Karin Refos

Surinamese entrepreneur

much the favorite of the room". In that same year, she co-founded the SuriPop music festival. The first edition took place in Theater Thalia in Paramaribo

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Music of Suriname

interior villages of Suriname. His services were longest in Suriname. SuriPop Music of Guyana French Guiana Nettl, Bruno (1998). The Garland Encyclopedia

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Zoureena Rijger

their own as the group The Rijger Sisters. At the Surinamese song festival Suripop 2008, they performed the song A Song of Life, written by their father.

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