the opening act (haitian cultural club dance troupe)
something simple for all that missed out on haitian week during the fall of 06, Cindy and Debbie was just teasing us with finesse and skill 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 […]
Phoenix Refined The 1st Haitian Mas Camp In NYC
Hello my name is Kimberly Charles and I would love to share this project that I have undertaken which is a part of my destiny. I am with Phoenix Refined and I’m pleased to announce that we are the 1st Haitian Masquerade Camp in NYC. Because we are the first of our kind we have […]
JBeatz & DaBeatz – Haitian Culture, Music & Food Festival [Version 1]
JBeatz & DaBeatz – Haitian Culture, Music & Food Festival in Delray, Beach FL July 05, 2014 Version 1 source
Haitian by Stephanie Jeannot & John Mueller #haitian #culture #nymusic
“Haitian” is a tune by Stephanie Jeannot & John Mueller. This tune was originally released on “The Stephanie Jeannot & John Mueller Project” on October 10, 2020. This song features multilingual lyrics, both written with English and Haitian Kreyol words. It’s a song about meeting someone interested in knowing more about one’s roots and culture. […]
How do you say "All talk, and no show" in Haitian Creole? “Tande bèf, ale wè kòn!" 🐂👀 #haiti
Today’s Haitian Creole Proverb is “Tande bèf, ale wè kòn! 🐂👀 In life, don’t just listen—go see for yourself! Who else grew up with Haitian proverbs like this? Drop your favorite below! ⬇️🇭🇹 #haitian #haitiangirl #HaitianCreole #CreoleProverbs #HaitianCulture #SeeItToBelieveIt source
Zenglen at Haitian Culture, Music & Food Festival in Delray Beach FL July 05, 2014
Zenglen at Haitian Culture, Music & Food Festival in Delray Beach FL July 05, 2014 source
Haitian V on why other cultures envied Haitians (Part 1)
Part 4: Part 3: Part 2: —————- Haitian V, comedian, grew up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, where there is a community of Haitians. He shares his theory on why Haitians were getting bullied in the 90s: because unlike other black immigrants, they spoke a different language. source