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Haitian Music as a Reflection of Our Cultural Identity and Global Citizenship: Jacmel a Living Example of World-Class Musical Practice

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Celebrating Jacmel’s vibrant musical heritage as a symbol of Haiti’s cultural resilience and its contribution to the global soundscape. Setting the Stage for an Extraordinary...

Music, Dance, Trance, Possession: A Sonic Odyssey

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Trance is seen as a dual phenomenon, psychophysiological and cultural. It reflects an innate capacity of the human brain but takes shape differently across societies, molded by ritual, mythology, and practice.

Phyllisia Ross: The Bright Star of the HMI Shining Across Borders

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Ross is not only a vocalist but a trained pianist, composer, songwriter, and producer.

Emeline Michel: The Soulful Voice of Haitian Music

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A Legacy of Passion and Innovation Emeline Michel is one of Haiti’s most revered musical icons. She is known for her mesmerizing voice, poetic lyrics,...

Groove Architect: The Untold Story of Bassist Yves Albert Abel

Compas Jean Claude Gilles -
Yves Albert Abel wasn’t just laying down grooves—he was building the architectural framework of Haitian music.

Buyu Ambroise: When Roots Give Wings…

Kreyòl Jazz Dr. Wilson Decembre -
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.

Zafem: A Harmonious Fusion of Talent and Mystery

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Zafem stands in its own category—and many believe it will remain that way for years to come.

PapJazz: A Beacon of Jazz and Hope in a Besieged Capital

Kreyòl Jazz John Davis Stevenson -
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.

Medjy Toussaint: A Triumphant Return

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Medjy Toussaint’s return to the stage with the 48 Rebecca concert was more than a musical performance; it was a cultural moment.

The Legend of Gesner Henri, Also Known as Coupe Cloue

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Gesner Henri would sing and play guitar before matches or during team curfews, quietly planting the seeds for his lasting legacy.

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