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In Costa Rica, the calypso and other afro-caribbean rhythms are most present in the Province of Limón, where most of the Jamaican immigrants first came in the nineteenth century. An important figure of Costa Rican calypso is Walter Ferguson. Two of his most important albums are Babylon (2003) and Dr. Bombodee (2004).

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  • In Costa Rica, the calypso and other afro-caribbean rhythms are most present in the Province of Limón, where most of the Jamaican immigrants first came in the nineteenth century. An important figure of Costa Rican calypso is Walter Ferguson. Two of his most important albums are Babylon (2003) and Dr. Bombodee (2004). (en)
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  • In Costa Rica, the calypso and other afro-caribbean rhythms are most present in the Province of Limón, where most of the Jamaican immigrants first came in the nineteenth century. An important figure of Costa Rican calypso is Walter Ferguson. Two of his most important albums are Babylon (2003) and Dr. Bombodee (2004). (en)
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