BIOGRAPHY
Arrow, born Alphonsus Celestine Edmund Cassell, was a musical artist from Montserrat, a small Caribbean island. Born November 16, 1949 and died September 15, 2010, he is primarily known for popularizing the soca genre, a form of music derived from calypso with influences of funk and soul.
Arrow is famous for his international hit "Hot Hot Hot", released in 1982. This song was a global success, becoming a recurring festive anthem in clubs, parties, and festivals around the world. It has been covered and adapted by many other artists and remains one of the most recognized titles of Caribbean music.
Throughout his career, Arrow produced several other hits that helped highlight Montserrat's music and make it an integral part of Caribbean cultural identity. He is recognized for his energetic style, dynamic performances, and ability to fuse various musical styles to create catchy and memorable songs.
In his native country, Arrow is celebrated for his contribution to culture and music, and he remains an iconic and inspiring figure in soca and Caribbean music in general.
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