what are the traditions in jamaica?
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 Barbadian folk dances include a wide variety of styles , performed at Landship , holidays and other occasions . Dancers and other performers at the crop over festivals , for example , are popular and an iconic part of Barbadian culture , known for dancing in the costumes of sugarcane @-@ cutters . The Landship movement features song and dance meant to imitate the passage of a British navy ship through rough seas ; Landship and other occasions also feature African @-@ derived improvised and complexly @-@ rhythmic dances , and British hornpipes , jigs , maypole dances and Marches . 

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 The celebrations of both groups differ in that La Rose , the " English " faction , is characterized by noisiness , movement , participation , rhythm and exuberance , while La Marguerite , the " French " faction , is characterized by melody , discipline and restraint . There is a vibrant tradition of women singing factional songs related to this rivalry . Traditions common to both factions include the Omans , a sort of waltz , Marches and the duple rhythm manpa ( or maynan ) dance . Kwadril and lakonmèt are also performed by La Rose . 

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 Barbadian folk traditions include the Landship movement , which is a satirical , informal organization based on the British navy , tea meetings , tuk bands and numerous traditional songs and dances . In modern Barbados , popular styles include calypso , spouge , contemporary folk and world music . Barbados is , along with Guadeloupe , Martinique , Trinidad , Cuba , Puerto Rico , and the Virgin Islands , one of the few centers for Caribbean jazz . 

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 The cultural legacy of the British in Chile is notable and has spread beyond the British Chilean community into society at large . Customs taken from the British include afternoon tea ( called onces by Chileans ) , football , rugby union and horse racing . Another legacy is the widespread use of British personal names by Chileans . 
