Music - Haiti Popular songs

Here is a photo of Leon Dimanche And His Biggest Hit Song Va-t-en.
became a celebrity at the very young age of 16 years, that was when he produced his biggest hit song Va-t-en. This song was a complete success from day one as people could see immediately how deep it was.

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In this picture, you find the picture of Haitian musician Mushy Widmaier. The artist participated in the Sak Passe Ayiti song. The video was done with many other popular Haitian artists bor the benefits of the victims of the 2010 earthquake

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You don't have to understand Haitian Creole to get the expression in the face of Wanito when he's playing one of his songs. One can easily feel the emotion in his voice.

Haiti is lucky to watch the birth of another new artist in its land. I want to take this opportunity to wish this new artist Wanito good luck

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I first heard about Wanito recently as he came to do a performance in Miami. What I heard on the radio is that T-Vice and Wanito are going to play. Since I was not going to do anything important at home that weekend, I decide to chek on youtube to see if the band or the artist Wanito has produced any song so far since he was going to be playing with a heavyweight like T-Vice.

To tell you the truth, i was surprised when I started listening to those songs available on youtube. I was even more upset at myself for not knowing about Wanito before that.

As a consequence, I went to the performance that was given by Wanito and i have been a fan since

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Marie Clotilde Toto Bissainthe began her artistic career after she founded Griots Theatre Company. She performed in France and was part of the premier African performance theatre company in Paris in 1956. She performed in Paris at La Vielle Grille.

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Marie Clotilde Toto Bissainthe at one point was sick of being far away from her beloved country of Haiti. She wanted to return to Haiti to fight dictatorshit of the Duvalier

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The fall of Jean-Claude Duvalier's dictatorship in 1986 was the ultimate time for Marie Clotilde Toto Bissainthe to return to Haiti from exile.

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A modest man, Issa el Saieh refused the trappings of success, foregoing a sign that showed he ran an art gallery.

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In the 60s and 70s, Issa el Saieh became a kind of patron to many of the prominent artists of the time. He opened an art studio within the gallery and hosted many painters there, often giving them a meal.

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Has it is the case in Haiti, this is the Haaitain artist Roland Dorfeuille and Raynald Dimanche in the popular movie called Bouki Nan Paradi. Who can tell me they have never heard of the story of Bouki and malice. In this movie, Roland Dorfeuille and Raynald Dimanche bring these two Haitian legends back to life. As always, it is about inteligence and ignorance

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