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| Moko Jumbies are traditional Mas characters who were brought over from West Africa. ‘Moko’ was derived from a West African God. Jumbie means ‘ghost.’ |
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My name is Angelica Sydney. In February 2015, I travelled to Trinidad and Tobago to document Carnival.
Tabanca is a West Indian colloquial term for being "lovesick." The term does not necessarily have to refer to person but, a feeling for missing something or someone.
The photo essay takes the viewers through a colourful journey showing the events leading to one of the biggest festivals in the Caribbean ... Carnival.
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