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Here is a picture of a memorable member of Septentrional, Jacques Francois, dit Ti Jack piston. He was an accomplished musician

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Here is a picture of the artist Beethova Obas as a participant in the Haitian Music Video Sak Passe Ayiti. A Video made possible by Joel Widmaier, Reginald Georges, Mage Entertainment and Fondation Haiti Jazz

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Before a crowd of Haitian fans, the The Grenadiers of Haiti National Soccer Team is in a mission. The most important game will be that of November 11 because that particular soccer game will set the stage and also establish the authority between these two teams

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Here is a photo of Manno Charlemagne And Haitian And Afro-Cuban Roots Music.
became involved in the Freedom Culture Movement during the 70s, which popularized acoustic folk music. As a troubadour, he played and sang music, derived from the Haitian and Afro-Cuban roots music.

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Issa El Saieh had a complex as well as contradicting character but which never ceased to amuse the masses. He was known for his kindness and generosity and could hide his love for art.

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One of the songs of Toto Necessite called Pamela. Tout Ce Vanite was another mini record done in 1980 with five songs. In 1982 he had another mini record by the name Ti Pouchon with five songs that became an instant hit to his fans.

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Here is a picture of two Haitian children playing with rope, This is a common game usually played by Haitian children

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Here is a picture of the talented musician Jocelyne Beroard from Kasav. She participated in a song created in the occasion of the 2010 Haiti earthquake

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Another bird eye view of Haiti National Palace. This picture was taken a long time ago and it is black and white

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Beginning his football career in the youth ranks of Haitian club Cavaly, Jean-Jacques Pierre has become one major players who was part of Haiti National team in 2o11.

Jean-Jacques Pierre emerges as an important player as he played for the Island club, joining Arsenal de Sarandí, participated in Uruguayan championship during 2004-2005, and also performed with Nantes

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