Author: Opastaff

Ti manno ” chante à propos des luttes que les haïtiens traversent pour migrer vers les états-unis Antoine Rossini Jean Baptiste, plus connu sous le sobriquet Ti Manno, demeure indiscutablement l’un des plus légendaires chanteurs de toute l’histoire de la musique haïtienne. Plus de 20 ans après sa mort, son nom est toujours évoqué avec vénération et fascination tant par les mordus du compas que par les musicologues avertis qui n’ont cessé de voir en lui un modèle inégalable, un visionnaire, un artiste patriote doué d’un talent et d’un charisme hors pair. Durant sa carrière musicale émaillée de succès, il…

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Ti Manno, whose real name was Emmanuel Jean Baptiste, is remembered as one of the most iconic figures in Haitian music. More than two decades after his passing, his name continues to resonate with reverence among fans of compas music and scholars alike. Ti Manno is celebrated as a visionary and patriotic artist, known for his exceptional talent and charisma. Throughout his illustrious career, Ti Manno lent his distinctive voice to various groups, including Volo-Volo, Astros from New York, and D.P. Express, before founding his own group, Gemini All Stars. In Gemini All Stars, he showcased his full range of…

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This press release is to follow up on the false narrative that has been circulating in the social medias for the past two days assuming that Mr. Rudy Nau was prohibited from entering without a motive at Plattdeutsch catering on Sunday where Tabou Combo was performing. Mr. Rudy Nau has not responded to calls and texts messages from the management of the band since his father’s illness in the month of May. As a reminder to everyone Tabou Combo is a business partnership of five members now four after the passing of Mr. Herman Nau. Tabou Combo is obligated to…

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Rodrigue Milien, a seminal figure in Haitian music and member of the band Phantoms, passed away on Saturday, September 25, 2021, at the Fountainhead Care Center in North Miami, where he had been residing for about ten years. Milien, born on October 27, 1946, in Port-au-Prince, began his artistic career in 1968 and was well-known for his contributions to the music scene over several decades. Milien’s musical journey began with the Alcibiade troupe, performing alongside Toto Nécessité. The duo eventually parted ways with the troupe due to revenue-sharing disputes and formed the group Rodrigue & Toto. Their music, which included…

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After seeing many videos of women calling in, on Kevin Samuel’s show, seeking relationship advice and how he was delivering the message to them, I had to ask why? Why do women seek advice from these unadjusted male figures? Both men’s relationship background leaves much to be desired. One’s hatred for women might have stemmed from mommy issues which he depicts in the following video interview he did with Vlad TV’s. https://www.tiktok.com/@iamcheyna/video/6989394443623238918?lang=en&is_copy_url=0&is_from_webapp=v1&sender_device=pc&sender_web_id=6976465475392325125   https://www.tiktok.com/@iamcheyna/video/6994490568613055749?lang=en&is_copy_url=0&is_from_webapp=v1&sender_device=pc&sender_web_id=6976465475392325125 On the other hand you have, Derrick Jackson who cheated on his wife with several women while telling his female audience to leave their cheating significant…

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Mexican Salsa How to make salsa Cheyna's style. 2 jalapeño pepper½ cup cup fresh cilantro1 tbsp lemon juice1 cup water vinegar1 tbsp salt1 red bell peppers1 green bell pepper1 red onion Finely dice red onion, jalapeño peppers, and cilantro. Combine in a large bowl and add lemon juice, vinegar and salt.Store in the refrigerator. Use within a week. CondimentMexicansalsa

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By Sandra Lemaire Arnel Joseph, the notorious leader of the Village de Dieu gang, was killed in a gun battle with police Friday in the town of L’Estere, near Gonaives in Haiti’s north, officials said. “He opened fire on a police patrol who had stopped his motorbike at a checkpoint. The police returned fire and Arnel Joseph was killed,” Frantz Exantus, Haiti’s secretary of state for communication, told reporters during an afternoon press conference. Pressed on how sure he was that it was the gang leader who was killed, Exantus said several police “technical services” had confirmed the identity of…

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