Monday February 8 2010
Suriname Portal by Rocky Fikki
Music, Poetry and Dance
Discuss your favorite songs

Strange Misfortunes – Heartbreaking stories by author J.R. Singh

New Book: Strange Misfortunes – Heartbreaking stories about corrupt governments, the unfair treatment of women, and the woes of a soldier.                          &

Sranan Tongo

Sranan (also Sranan Tongo "Surinamean tongue", Surinaams, Surinamese, Suriname Creole, Taki Taki) is a creole language spoken as a lingua franca by approximately 400,000 people in Suriname.http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=srn It is the mother tongue of the Creole peopless. Sranan was previously called nengre or negerengels (Dutch language, "negroenglish").

Kaseko

Kaseko ist die populäre Tanz- und Unterhaltungsmusik der afro-surinamischen Bevölkerung Surinames (ehemals Teil von Niederländisch-Guayana im Nordosten Südamerikas). Der bekannteste Kaseko Sänger ist Lieve Hugo (Julius Theodorus Hugo Uiterloo,*13. Dezember 1934 Paramaribo; † 15. November 1975 Amsterdam) der vor allem in den 70er Jahren seine erfolgreichste Zeit hatte.

Colombian Musician wants to live in Suriname

Hello guys!
I'm a modest Colombian accordionist and one-band man, speak good English and would like to work in the Republic of Suriname as a self-employed artist and, if people ask me, as a Spanish teacher.
While I start contact with the Surinamese Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, I would like to have new surinamese friends that, I hope, bring me valuable info and advices to begin, in the future, a new life there.
Many thanks for reading this post and let's keep in touch, amigos!!!
Warmly Yours,
Ivan "Quintetman" Chaparro

New Book: “Adventures of the Homeless” by Jagdish R Singh

Dear friends:
The new book titled “Adventures of the Homeless” by Guyanese author Jagdish R. Singh has been released. For information about this adventurous and motivational tale about the homeless, please