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Pope Francis: A Voice of Mercy and Change in Troubled Times

The Jesuit Pope Who Reshaped the Catholic Church and Captivated the World By The HMI Magazine Editorial BoardIn Memoriam Feature | April 21, 2025 The Haitian...

Buyu Ambroise: When Roots Give Wings…

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.

Medjy Toussaint: A Triumphant Return

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

Reynald Valme: The Rhythmic Soul of Tabou Combo

He stands as the only Haitian conga player from a major Haitian band to have toured with an international icon like Jimmy Buffett.

Smoye Noisy Presses Forward with “Lekòl Lavi” to Honor Late Son

In Honor of his Late son, Smoye Noisy is Preparing to Expand "Lekòl Lavi"

Jacky Ambroise: Master of the Strings, Guardian of Haitian Musical Diversity

With Jacky as lead guitarist, composer, and creative visionary, Strings captivated listeners with haunting melodies, emotional depth, and technical brilliance.

Erol Josué: The Voodoo Master Preserving Haiti’s Spiritual and Cultural Legacy

Beyond his musical endeavors, Erol Josué has become a cultural and spiritual ambassador for Haiti.

Beethova Obas: A Legendary Voice in Haitian Music and Culture

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.

Fabrice Rouzier and Mizik Mizik: Legends of Haitian Music

Today, Mizik Mizik remains one of the most respected and beloved bands in Haitian music history, and their contributions continue to shape the sound and evolution of the genre.

Carimi’s Grand Finale at UBS Arena and the Anticipated Miami Show: A Reunion to Remember

Carimi’s reunion is more than just a concert series—it’s a cultural event that unites generations of fans and celebrates the enduring legacy of Haitian music. As they prepare to take the stage in Miami, one question lingers:

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