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04/15/2025

Nan dènye vire nan listwa plan Trump yo ki toujou pa mache, yon jij nan Boston frape ankò avni imigrasyon Trump la. Fwa sa a, plan li te genyen pou l depòte imigran ki soti Kiba, Nikaragwa, Venezyela ak Ayiti, moun sa yo menm ki te jwenn estati legal anba pwogram epòk Biden nan, sispann. Sanble plan pou “Fè Amerik Ankò Majè” pa t gen chans ditou.
Sonje lè Trump te panse deplase Meksiken yo t ap retounen travay pou Ameriken yo? Li te imajine ke lè li retire “moun li konsidere pa anfòm yo”, Ameriken travayè yo ta fasil ranpli plas yo. Men, reyalite frape fò: anpil Ameriken pa t dispoze okipe travay yo konsidere twò ba, tankou travay nan jaden ak fè agrikilti. Nan moman sa a, li t ap klè ke sipozisyon sou etik travay pa mache ak sa k ap pase vre.
Jodi a, n ap fè fas ak yon erè menm pi gwo. Plis pase mwatye milyon imigran travayè, moun ki te envesti anpil ane ak pifò sa yo touche nan lavi Ameriken yo, kounye a ka pèdi tout sa yo bati.
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Nan dènye vire nan listwa plan Trump yo ki toujou pa mache, yon jij nan Boston frape ankò avni imigrasyon Trump la. Fwa sa a, plan li te genyen pou l depòte

04/13/2025

Emmy Nixon Louis, widely known as EmmyNix, has officially ended his collaboration with the legendary Haitian compas band Zenglen. The news has sparked buzz across the Haitian music scene, as EmmyNix has been one of the group’s most recognizable voices in recent years.
During his time with Zenglen, EmmyNix brought style, talent, and energy to the stage. His voice gave the band a fresh dynamic, and he became a central figure in their live performances. The band publicly thanked him for his contributions and made it clear they are entering a new era as he moves on.
But EmmyNix isn't slowing down. Rumors are swirling that he is already rehearsing with Tabou Combo, one of Haiti’s most respected and internationally renowned bands. If confirmed, this would be a major step forward in his musical career.
Those close to EmmyNix say he has always held great admiration for Shoubou, the iconic former lead singer of Tabou Combo.
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Emmy Nixon Louis, widely known as EmmyNix, has officially ended his collaboration with the legendary Haitian compas band Zenglen. The news has sparked buzz acro

04/11/2025

The Haitian music community and the nation at large mourn the passing of a truly extraordinary soul, Joe Jacques, who died today, leaving behind a legacy that will resonate for generations. Born on May 25, 1936, in Gonaïves, Haiti, Joe Jacques was more than a musician. He was a visionary, a teacher, a poet with keys beneath his fingers, and a heart as vast as the Caribbean sky he never saw.
Blind since birth, Joe Jacques never witnessed a sunrise with his eyes, but somehow, he managed to light the way for all of us. His life was a testament to the strength of the human spirit, the power of music, and the grace of perseverance.

Joe’s journey began at the St-Vincent School for the Handicapped in Port-au-Prince. Between 1955 and 1959, he studied at the Perkins School for the Blind in Boston, Massachusetts, a chapter of his life that expanded his worldview and deepened his commitment to using music as a tool for communication and connection.

The Haitian music community and the nation at large mourn the passing of a truly extraordinary soul, Joe Jacques, who died today, leaving behind a legacy that

04/09/2025

Guess who came by the office to show some love? Nady Manigat

04/04/2025

MIAMI - April 4, 2025 - PRLog -- Legendary Haitian percussionist Jean Rodrigue Gauthier, widely known as Ti Crane, makes a powerful return to the music scene with the release of two dynamic new singles: the high-energy dance track "Defoule" (Let Loose) and the heartfelt love ballad "Mayeva." These exciting releases highlight Ti Crane's enduring passion for Konpa Direk and his signature ability to energize dance floors across generations.

"Defoule" is performed by Stevenson Nelson, while "Mayeva" features the voice and guitar work of the acclaimed Ralph Condé. Both songs were written by Ti Crane, with arrangements and keyboard contributions by Pierre Alcide (Massgroove Touche Légende), adding depth and sophistication to the tracks.

After a long hiatus, Ti Crane returns to what he has always done best creating vibrant, soul-stirring music. With "Defoule" and "Mayeva," he offers a celebration of Haitian culture, rich with traditional instrumentation like drums, congas, guitar, keyboard, and cowbell. These tracks showcase his timeless ability to create music that resonates across generations, inviting listeners to dance, feel, and reconnect.

Ti Crane's musical journey began in 1969 with the band Jouvince, where his talent as a percussionist first drew attention. He later joined the pioneering mini-jazz band Shleu Shleu, known for blending Haitian rhythms with modern sounds. In the mid-1970s, he co-founded the internationally acclaimed group Skah Shah, where his rhythmic brilliance became central to the band's success and helped push Konpa to new global heights.

Over the years, Ti Crane has continued to evolve artistically, collaborating with groups like Crystal and I-Konya, and releasing his solo album Coq La Chante in 1988. His music has consistently reflected a bold fusion of tradition and innovation, earning him a lasting place as one of Konpa's most influential figures.

Looking ahead, Ti Crane is preparing a full-length album set for release in 2025. This upcoming project will blend the timeless sound of classic Konpa with contemporary influences, offering something fresh for long-time fans and new listeners alike.
Stream "Defoule" and "Mayeva" now: (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4sHqnyc-LEYENb8mvzsTsg)

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04/04/2025

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03/10/2025

Victoria: Mèsi anpil pou w la avèk nou, e pou pale avèk nou. Mwen ta renmen kòmanse pa mande w sou sa ki te pase Vandredi. Ou te mande Prezidan Zelensky, “Poukisa ou pa mete kostim?” Èske ou kapab eksplike nou rezonman ou pou kesyon sa a?
Brian Glenn: Anvan tout bagay, mèsi pou envitasyon an. Depi konplik la te kòmanse an Ikrèn, nou te ap kouvri li, e mwen te swiv Prezidan Trump pandan plizyè ane sou chan eleksyon. Anpil Ameriken t ap poze kesyon an, “Poukisa Prezidan Zelensky pa mete kostim?” Li ale nan rankont trè wo nivo, kit se Ozetazini oswa an Ewòp, men li toujou mete rad militè oswa rad senp. Donk mwen jis te poze kesyon anpil Ameriken te gen nan lespri yo. Mwen pa t vle sonnen sarkastik, malgre mwen konnen gen moun ki te pran sa konsa.
Lè Zelensky te rive West Wing la, li te rankontre Prezidan Trump, te gen yon moman kote Prezidan Trump te fè remake ke Zelensky te sanble pi byen abiye pase dabitid.

Victoria: Mèsi anpil pou w la avèk nou, e pou pale avèk nou. Mwen ta renmen kòmanse pa mande w sou sa ki te pase Vandredi. Ou te mande Prezidan Zelensky, “Poukisa ou pa mete kostim?” Èske ou kapab eksplike nou rezonman ou pou kesyon sa a? Brian Glenn: Anvan tout bagay, mèsi pou envitasyon

03/05/2025

Haiti is among the countries that are not eligible for social media monetization on platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. The reasons for this restriction stem from financial, economic, legal, and infrastructural challenges. Below are the key factors explaining why Haiti remains excluded from these monetization programs.

Lack of Payment Infrastructure
Monetization platforms such as YouTube (Google AdSense) and Facebook (Meta's Creator Program) require a secure and stable banking system to process payments. Haiti faces several challenges in this regard:

Limited Financial Services: Many international financial services, including PayPal, Stripe, and other digital payment processors, either do not operate in Haiti or have strict limitations.
Unstable Currency and Banking Restrictions: The Haitian Gourde (HTG) is highly volatile, and many foreign companies are reluctant to process transactions in Haiti due to fluctuating exchange rates and low banking pe*******on.

Haiti is among the countries that are not eligible for social media monetization on platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. The reasons for this restri

03/01/2025

PRs are like lawyers or even better because their job is not only to make you look good in front of a jury but thousands if not millions and we are the most loyal, so if your PR quit?

02/21/2025

Eliana Thélémaque, yon lòt viktim nan vyolans ki fin detwi Ayiti. Li pa t yon kriminèl, li pa t yon menas pou pèsonn, li te jis yon manman ki t ap eseye leve pitit li nan yon peyi kote sekirite pa egziste ankò. Men nan yon kote kote inosan pa gen pwoteksyon, li pèdi lavi li. Dènye moman li yo te pi mal pase yon kochma, kote li te fòse gade mechan yo rache pitit li nan bra li epi boule l vivan. Yo kite li poukont li, abandone l san èd, san espwa, jiskaske lanmò vin chèche li.
Nan Kenscoff, gang Viv Ansanm komèt yon zak mechanste ki depase limit. Yo pran yon tibebe de mwa epi boule l devan je manman li. Sa a pa t yon senp krim, sa a se te yon zak laterè ki ta dwe fè tout nasyon an leve kanpe. Men apre tout sa, anyen pa fèt. Pa gen arestasyon, pa gen jistis, pa gen okenn otorite ki leve vwa yo pou kondane sa. Jis yon lòt krim ki pase epi tout moun kontinye jete dlo sou li, tankou lavi sa yo pa gen enpòtans.
Moun ki toujou ap di gouvènman an koripsyon se yo menm ki pi gwo kriminèl yo.

Eliana Thélémaque, yon lòt viktim nan vyolans ki fin detwi Ayiti. Li pa t yon kriminèl, li pa t yon menas pou pèsonn, li te jis yon manman ki t ap eseye le

02/21/2025

Franck Étienne, widely known by his pen name Frankétienne, passed away on February 20, 2025, at the age of 88. Born on April 12, 1936, in Ravine-Sèche, Haiti, he was a multifaceted artist—writer, poet, playwright, painter, musician, activist, and intellectual whose contributions have profoundly shaped Haitian culture and literature.
Early Life and Education
Abandoned by his father, a wealthy American industrialist, Frankétienne was raised by his mother in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Port-au-Prince. Despite economic hardships, his mother, a street merchant, ensured he received an education, fostering his early interest in literature and the arts.
Literary Contributions
Frankétienne was a prolific writer, authoring over forty works in both French and Haitian Creole. He co-founded the Spiralist literary movement, which sought to reflect the complexities and chaos of Haitian life through nonlinear narratives and innovative linguistic expressions.

Franck Étienne, widely known by his pen name Frankétienne, passed away on February 20, 2025, at the age of 88. Born on April 12, 1936, in Ravine-Sèche, Haiti

02/21/2025

Important Announcement to Our Readers
As of February 21, 2025, OpaMusic.com will begin translating its reports into multiple languages. All articles related to the Haitian-American community will now be available in both English and Haitian Creole. In certain cases, we will also provide French translations when necessary.
This decision was made in response to the needs and feedback of our readers. Since our inception in 2004, OpaMusic.com has primarily been an English-language publication. At the time, we saw no urgent need to offer translations into Haitian Creole, as our core audience resided mainly in the United States and international readers never expressed concerns.
However, as the industry has evolved and expanded, and with the increasing presence of Haitians abroad, we recognize the necessity of broadening our platform to accommodate our growing readership. Given the rising migration of Haitian-Americans to the U.S.

Important Announcement to Our Readers As of February 21, 2025, OpaMusic.com will begin translating its reports into multiple languages. All articles related to