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Bloc Party - Helicopter
Nothing much really
Lucy Harty
Chase Rice - Ready Set Roll
Are we on air???
Roy Yellow
Annoying Orange - Party Rock
You know I come to party hard!!
Haiti’s iconic battle cry “grenadye, alaso” has deep roots in a French military command but endures today as a distinctly Haitian symbol of unity and resistance. The post Why ‘Grenadye, alaso’ is Haiti’s World Cup rally cry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian American polo player Kitana St. Cyr is redefining representation in a sport known for its exclusivity, showing how Haitian pride and perseverance can thrive in any arena. The post Kitana St. Cyr carries on Haiti’s polo legacy in South Florida appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian state officials quietly marked the 222nd anniversary of the Battle of Vertières, while pledging to win the ‘newest war’ for the beleaguered country—its armed gangs. The post At Vertières Day event, Haitian officials vow to win ‘new battle’ against gangs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Cap-Haïtien marked the 222nd anniversary of the Battle of Vertières with music, dancing and prayer as residents filled the streets to honor Haiti’s historic fight for freedom. The post Cap-Haïtien honors Battle of Vertières with music, prayer and calls for justice appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian and Haitian-American authors are reshaping the literary landscape as English-language Haitian writing gains visibility at the Miami Book Fair. The post Miami Book Fair spotlights the expanding reach of Haitian storytelling appeared first on The Haitian Times.
On Nov. 18, 1803, Haitian revolutionaries defeated Napoleon’s troops in the Battle of Vertières, clinching the fight for independence. The post Today in history: the Battle of Vertières secures Haitian independence appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From Nemours Jean-Baptiste to Alan Cavé to Rutshelle, test your konpa IQ to dive deeper into the heartbeat of Haitian music. The post Quiz | How well do you know konpa? | Part II appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From “Konpa Tuesdays” to all-white parties, Saurel Celestin has shaped New York’s Haitian nightlife while building ties from Mirebalais to Manhattan. The post Promoter Saurel Celestin on how parties and venues sustain Haitian culture appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Did you know? Pedro Santana, the Dominican Republic’s first president and a prominent military leader, was born in what is now Hinche, Haiti. Though celebrated as a national hero, Santana’s birthplace highlights the island’s shared colonial past and deep historical ties between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The post The Dominican Republic’s first president was born on Haitian soil | Did you know? appeared first on The Haitian Times.
