My Top 10 Favorite Haitian Phrases|JustSophonie
Happy Haitian Heritage Month!!! ðŸ‡ðŸ‡¹ðŸ‡ðŸ‡¹ðŸ‡ðŸ‡¹ In this video I have some fun sharing and expressing the love I have for my Haitian culture. I’ve always been proud of who I am and where my family comes from, so this video is just an extension of that. This time we dive into some of my favorite […]
Haitian Cultural Club Dance Troupe 2009: Night At the Roxy's
Haitian Americans Dancing to Kompa source
A Celebration of Haitian Culture Part III
A Celebration of Haitian Culture Part III source
The Many Faces Of The Haitian People
Haitian Creole! Lets keep it positive. View the facts, be informed, free your mind from the world’s Stereotypes, misconceptions and prejudices against the Island of Hispaniola – Modern day Haiti source
Haitian Nomad's Haiti Wedding at Palais Sans Souci in Milot
Beautiful Wedding of Richard Cantave @haitiannomad & Madonna Cantave at the Palais Sans Souci in Milot, Haiti –Not far from Cap Haitien. The Sans Souci Palace is part of the Citadelle national park which was the palace of King Henri Christophe of the North of Haiti in the early 1800’s. By having our wedding in […]
happy Haitian Heritage Month
“Happy May 1st and a joyous start to Haitian Heritage Month! 🎉 Let’s celebrate the vibrant culture and rich heritage of Haiti, a land brimming with history, resilience, and of course, mouthwatering cuisine. As we honor the contributions of Haitian culture to the world, let’s indulge in the delectable delights of Haitian fritay and other […]
Haitian Cultural Event
Dancing and live music in Little Haiti, Florida. March 25th 2006. source
Did you know that Haitian culture is so rich and diverse? Video from : @theyluvv_.s #short
Did you know Haitian culture is so unique, rich and diverse? For many of us, we think we only have Konpa as dance and music, is it not true. Do you want to know more about Haitian culture? Subscribe to my channel please. P.S: I don’t own copyright to this video Èske nou te konnen […]
Haitian Cultural Club at IRSC – Dynamic Kreyol Dancers
Haitian Cultural Club at IRSC. Haitian Kreyol Dancers perform during club function in 2010. The purpose of the Haitian Cultural Club at IRSC is to increase awareness and understanding of the Haitian people, their culture and language and their positive impact on our community. source
R u Ready – Number 1 (haitian cultural club dance troupe)
hcc performance, i’m mad when I’m performing no one is holding the camera to record lol In 1988, the Haitian Cultural Club of Tallahassee was born. The product of the idea of a dedicated FAMU student, Louis Marcelus, who wanted to see unity among the Haitians living in this community. He invited students from FAMU, […]