Photos

Here is a photo of Rara Lakay In Support Of Haiti. On January 12, 2010, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti, devastating Port-au-prince. It is reported that more than 230,000 people were killed. More than 3 million people were affected. Many homes and important structures were destroyed. A large number of people were left homeless and had to live under tents for several months

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Here is a picture of a market place in Haiti. The buyers and sellers in Haiti usually meet in a public place where the transaction takes place. In a typical marche in haiti, you find all kind of products for the kitchen, cooking and for the house.

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The man who came to the group of Zin has changed the Haitian music as we know it. Alan Cav was auditioned to join the group Zin and he was taken up as a member by the band leaders Alex Abellard and Eddy St. Vil once they determined that his voice was unique.

The interest in music for Alan Cav is probably in his blood. His father Syto Cave was a playwright writer, novelist, actor and director. The two have been going to tours to France, Canada and the southeastern Caribbean Islands Martinique, Guadeloupe, St. Lucia and so did his son. His mother is also an artist, Yanick Jean is a painter, decorator, poet and novelist.

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This is a picture of a group of fans participatin in the 2010 Brooklyn Caribbean Labor Day Carnival Parade. This is an event that takes place every year and it is very popular amoung the Caribbean people, Haitian in particular

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Caracol Industrial Park is not considered the first industrial park in North of Haiti or even in Caracol. Dauphin Plantation was the first, specialized in the production of Sisal and Fiber Rope

At the beginning of the 19th century, Dauphin Plantation was the largest employer in Haiti, providing jobs to over two thousands people. Most of the job involved the pressing of Sisal Plants for the production of fiber ropes and other products.

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Here is a picture of the Haitian rara band Ram representing haiti during New Orleans Jazz Fest in 2011. The Band was performing here at Congo Square in New Orleans, in front of many people who came to hear haitian Rara music for the first time

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Here is a photo of Roger Colas From Pase Cheve To Oublie-Moi.
did his first song Pase Cheve to Oublie-Moi which brings out a poetic sense and super phrasing. His songs taught on reality of love, money, healthy, happiness and meaning of life.

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This is reason to believe that Dr. Yves Jean-Bart, has been implicated in a a scandal with other FAFA officials. According to some reports and FIFA, there is a chance that Dr. Yves Jean-Bart might find himself in conflict with FIFA code of ethics and a likelihood that he might have violated some of them. According to the allegations, Dadou is accused of receiving gift and cash in exchange for his votes.

If Dr. Yves Jean-Bart is found guilty following the investigation, he will likely be asked to resign his current position as the President of the Haitian Football Federation. There is a chance that he might be banned from soccer alltogether.

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A Beautiful historic site in haiti. This is Haiti National Palace and the area around it

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L on Dimanche is very greatful to Oswal Genois. Dimanche would hide himself at the home of his friend Oswal Genois as he learned how to play guitar.

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