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Singer, militant, activist: Barbara Guillaume is all this and more. A native of Haiti and daughter of a Protestant minister, she began her career by singing gospel at church. She launched her solo career in 1987 with the album Nou se youn ras moun youn klas moun. There followed Zo Pélen in 1988 and Lanmou […]