Buyu Ambroise is a direct descendant of General Magloire Ambroise of Jacmel, one of the signers of the Act of Independence, and the nephew of Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise, a notable opponent of the Duvalier regime.
Their efforts brought music, hope, connection, and resistance, the essence of Haitian resilience. In these moments of unity, Haiti found a reason to sing again.
Reasoning Analysis: Why The HMI Magazine Inducted Tabou Combo into the Hall of Fame. Tabou Combo represents the best of Haitian artistry—a band that refuses to be confined by borders, bringing the spirit of Haiti to the world through rhythm, melody, and passion.
Buyu Ambroise is a direct descendant of General Magloire Ambroise of Jacmel, one of the signers of the Act of Independence, and the nephew of Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise, a notable opponent of the Duvalier regime.
Beethova Obas is more than a musician; he is a poet and a cultural philosopher. His lyrics often touched on themes of love, struggle, identity, and the socio-political realities of Haiti.
With Jacky as lead guitarist, composer, and creative visionary, Strings captivated listeners with haunting melodies, emotional depth, and technical brilliance.
Brothers Roberto and Reynaldo Martino have been instrumental in shaping the Haitian music scene through their band, T-Vice. Founded in 1992, T-Vice has become a...
Exclusive interview with NPR, Haitian singer opens up about the ongoing crisis in Haiti, discussing the Haitian people's political instability, economic struggles, and resilience.
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By The HMI Magazine Editorial BoardIn Memoriam Feature | April 21, 2025
The Haitian...
Phantom’s has always been more than a band. They’re cultural messengers. Their music reflects Haiti’s revolutionary roots while channeling Brooklyn’s dynamic, multicultural rhythm.
With Jacky as lead guitarist, composer, and creative visionary, Strings captivated listeners with haunting melodies, emotional depth, and technical brilliance.
Buyu Ambroise is a direct descendant of General Magloire Ambroise of Jacmel, one of the signers of the Act of Independence, and the nephew of Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise, a notable opponent of the Duvalier regime.
Michel Joseph Martelly is one of Haiti’s most influential and controversial figures, known for his dual legacy as a music superstar and a former President of Haiti (2011–2016). Long before stepping into politics, Martelly built a name for himself in the Haitian music industry under the stage name "Sweet Micky," revolutionizing the compas genre and redefining the role of an entertainer in Haiti.
Reasoning Analysis: Why The HMI Magazine Inducted Tabou Combo into the Hall of Fame. Tabou Combo represents the best of Haitian artistry—a band that refuses to be confined by borders, bringing the spirit of Haiti to the world through rhythm, melody, and passion.
Buyu Ambroise is a direct descendant of General Magloire Ambroise of Jacmel, one of the signers of the Act of Independence, and the nephew of Jean-Jacques Dessalines Ambroise, a notable opponent of the Duvalier regime.
Their efforts brought music, hope, connection, and resistance, the essence of Haitian resilience. In these moments of unity, Haiti found a reason to sing again.