Calypso (noun)

1. A style of music originating in Trinidad and Tobago, characterized by a strong African influence and often performed with a steel drum.
2. A slow, sensual song or dance performed in the Caribbean region.

Origin:

Late 18th century, from greek 'kalypso' meaning the name of the nymph who kept odysseus captive.

Examples:

1. The calypso music filled the air with a lively rhythm.
2. The calypso singer's voice was soulful and captivating.
3. The calypso dance was a slow and sensual display of grace and beauty.
4. The calypso festival was an annual event where the best calypso musicians gathered to perform.
5. The calypso steel drum band was a crowd favorite at the Caribbean festival.