This type of song is called a "conversation duet" that's usually sung between a man and a woman.

Fanm Ki Dou - Saint Lucian Children's Songs - Saint Lucia - Mama Lisa's World: Children's Songs and Rhymes from Around the World  - Intro Image

Notes

Kurleen Gorge Laplanche wrote, "I am a St. Lucian, and I grew up singing/hearing the song 'Fenm ki Dou'. The word 'Kwèkolé' is actually two words. 'Kwèm' and 'kolé'. 'Kwèm' is porridge and 'kolé' means sticky or glue. So, 'Kwèm kolé' is sticky porridge. 'Stèpin wòz' does mean pink female undies. 'Stèpin' is the word my grandmother would use for underwear. I just discovered your website and was very happy to see a song from my island on there."

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Thanks and Acknowledgements

Many thanks to Kwéyòl Sent Lisi (a site about Saint Lucian Creole) and also Kurleen Gorge Laplanche for help with some terms in this song!

Image: St. Lucia - Arawak Native

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