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Calister, Izaline (1969)

Izaline Calister (2009). Picture by Chris Hakkens. Creative Commons License

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Description: Izaline Calister is a jazz and afro-caribean singer, composer and songwriter from Curaçao (Netherlands Antilles). Calister’s music is a fusion of the music from his country with jazz, creating a characteristic sound and a unique style. In addition, she sings in her mother tongue: the Papiamento. She acts in places and festivals around the world.
Sex: Female. Occupation: Composer, singer and songwriter.
Place of Birth / Death: Netherlands Antilles, Curaçao. Country Tags: Curaçao.
Periods: 20th Century, 21th Century Genres: Jazz music, Instrumental music, Vocal music.
Styles: Jazz, Latin, folk, Afro-Caribbean, World Music. School / Group: Prince Claus Conservatoire.
Instruments: Voice. Relatives: –
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Bibliography

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