Soca Definition

sōkə
noun

A popular dance music, a blend of calypso and soul, that originated in Trinidad.

Webster's New World
abbreviation
Serious Organised Crime Agency.
Wiktionary

Origin of Soca

  • From Blend of soul and calypso.

    From Wiktionary

  • so(ul) ca(lypso)

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Soca Sentence Examples

  • From the Caribbean we have the traditional calypso, soca and reggae - and the Steel Bands are amazing.

  • But unfortunately, most of them are singing more Soca then traditional calypso, which was born out of stress and struggle.

  • Frigate Bay 's beach bars fill up toward sunset with party people who love dancing to calypso and soca music.

  • I teach African-Caribbean dances accompanied by recorded music such as drums or soca rhythms and live African drums.

  • Her blend of R&B with soca, dancehall reggae, and even a bit of rock thrown in (not to mention a killer Soft Cell sample) has sent her on an unstoppable march to the top of the charts.

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Words Starting With

SSOSOC

Words Ending With

ACAOCA

Unscrambles

soca

Words Starting With S and Ending With A

Starts With S & Ends With AStarts With SO & Ends With AStarts With S & Ends With CA

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With S4 Letter Words Ending With A