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Here is a photo of Toto Bissainthe With Audience Stunned.
had an amazing gift of always leaving the audience stunned with her words and voice after a particular performance.

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In the historic city of Cap-Haitian, you will find the Marche en Fer or marche Cleney. It is a place to find all your fresh products and articles for the daily family cooking. It is where sellers meet vendors who came from the country side to sell their product often before the day is over

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L'orchestre Tropicana D'Haiti band has an expectation to go back to its home country in Haiti following the New York concerts to work on their current projects.

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Here is a picture of the well known Haitian singer Toto Bissainthe. Her soul stirring performances had the power to effectively communicate to the Haitians struggling back at home in different areas such social and economic.

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Here is a picture of Place Dame in city of Cap-Haitian. It is considered to be the largest public gathering location in the city of Cap-Haitian. It is common for people to meet there on sunday night

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Here is a picture of a typical home in the city of Cap-Haitian. As you can see, this structure has two levels as you will find for most homes in the city. These homes are also located veri close from opne to another

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Here is a picture of a house in Cap-Haitian. It is a historyc city and an attraction site for tourists. At one point the city of Cap-Haitian was called the tourist capital of Haiti

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In 1986, Toto Bissainthe was unable to return to her homeland Haiti despite the fact that her country had been the main source of inspiration in all songs.

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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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