In the days of slavery, harvests were celebrated as best as possible given the brutal circumstances. When slavery ended and the former slaves farmed the land themselves, everyone helped one another to gather the harvest and the celebrations were just that much sweeter. Seu is the contemporary incarnation of that celebration. Seu is a parade of music and colour. The Princess of the Parade.
Conch shells call the paraders together and signal the end of the harvest.
It is written in the local creole. If you've got a little bit of Spanish, French or Latin along with English, you might be able to figure out some of the stories. His way back into favour with the family was by following the path of the traditional hunter. Hunter Society lives beyond caste or class. Anyone can become a hunter and within the hunter society, anyone can play music - even a noble.