Haitian music has been a prominent and integral part of the country’s vibrant cultural scene for many years. From traditional folk music to modern interpretations, the sounds of Haiti reflect the unique history, heritage, and spirit of its people. The traditional Haitian music genre, known as “Mizik Rasin,” “Roots Music” or “Musique Vodou,” combines African rhythms, Creole lyrics, and indigenous musical instruments to create a captivating and memorable listening experience. The music of Haiti has been influenced by various styles such as African, European, and Latin American, resulting in a diverse and rich music scene. Haitian music has also played an important role in the country’s political and social events, serving as a voice for the people and lending a sense of unity and hope in difficult times. From folk to jazz, reggae, zouk, to Kompa, the music of Haiti continues to thrive and inspire audiences around the world.
I never looked much into journalism in Haiti, but it sounds like this woman left behind some big shoes to fill. May her cause in the advocacy of freedom and justice live on!
Yes, indeed she has dedicated her entire life fighting for justice and equality in Haïti. It takes more than guts and courage to achieve that in a country where people’s rights are not respected.
I think that the Haitian people should keep the border close until after the Dominican Republic Election in 2024. If they do that, Abinader will loose, Period. They need to pressure the actual government to ensure safety in the entire country so the people can go anywhere, anytime in Haiti to buy goods. We have plenty foods in all regions and towns in Haiti to feed our people. We spend over 3 millions dollars per week in DR, we can use them to better the life of our own people. Thanks
Thank you, Professor