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You are looking at a performance by the Haiti team at the Olympic Games in London 2012. We are so proud of them

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A name that says so much in the haitian music, Jean-Baptiste Nemours.
He is a Haitian sax player who created Kompa, a blend of calypso and meringue influences, and an off-shoot of the Dominican Republic's merengue.

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Here is Herold Christophe. He was blessed with a very good voice that brought the meaning of the song so easily. His music can be viewed on Youtube. He loved his country Haiti so much that all his songs were done in Haitian Creole. He was inspired by romantic songs, to an extent of specializing in romantic music. The fact that his songs are fun to listen to made him to get many fans from all over the world.

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This is a picture of a video of . This Karnival and the vied were considered to be the best realization for the year. Kanaval toup pou Yo continues to make head waves around the Haitian music lovers

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Here is a picture of the Haitian passport. Following the 2010 Haiti election, the United states revoked the U.S. Visa of some Rene Preval Government officials for their role in the Haiti election fraud.

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Here is a picture of Santa Claus, also known in the Haitian Creole as Papa Nwel on his way to Haiti to deliver Christmas gifts to all the children of Haiti. It seems that Santa already knows how much the children in Haiti are waiting for their gifts so that they can enjoy a good Christmas

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This is a picture of Haiti team at the Olympic Games in London 2012. They carried the flag of Haiti

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Here is a photo of Emeline Michel, The Voice And An Acoustic Guitar.
's most recent album, Cordes et Ame, uses traditional and modern Haitian influences, with a stripped-down production of only her voice and an acoustic guitar.

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This is a Haiti National Palace. This was built for the country's rulers. From colonial governor general, emperor, to president, they all have occupied the site since the mid to late 18th century.

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This is a picture of t-Micky. Samuel Madistin told Vision 2000 Anchorwoman Marie Lucie Bonhomme that the president pays T-Micky 50,000 a momth for playing throughout the country

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