1. Plural of calypso; a style of Caribbean music originating in Trinidad, characterized by rhythmic, often satirical lyrics and a syncopated beat.
Usage: Usually used in plural when referring to multiple songs or performances
2. Plural of calypso; performers or singers of calypso music.
Usage: Refers to the artists who perform this genre

Examples

• The festival featured several famous calypsoes performed by local musicians.
• During Carnival, you can hear calypsoes playing throughout the streets of Port of Spain.
• The calypsoes of the 1950s often commented on social and political issues.
• Many calypsoes tell humorous stories about everyday life in the Caribbean.
• The band performed a medley of classic calypsoes that delighted the audience.
• These calypsoes showcase the rich musical heritage of Trinidad and Tobago.