Author: Opastaff

Dive into the high-energy, high-stakes world of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, a mogul whose influence spans music, fashion, and business. From his humble beginnings in Harlem to becoming one of the most recognizable names in entertainment, Diddy has not just witnessed the evolution of hip-hop—he’s been a driving force behind it. Join us as we explore the life, legacy, and empire of a man who continuously reinvents himself and the industry around him. Whether he’s producing hit records, launching clothing lines, or building multimillion-dollar partnerships, Diddy’s relentless pursuit of success inspires a generation of artists and entrepreneurs. Get ready for an…

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Remember the Tabou Combo 80s hit song Juicy Lucy? Have you ever wondered who or what is a Juicy Lucy? Or was the term a metaphor for something else? OPAMUSIC.COM decided to crack the code on this mystery by reaching out to the band. Before we reached out to the band, we tried taking a shot at it by coming up with some scenarios. Scenario #1. In the urban dictionary Juicy Lucy is a very beautiful woman who so happens to be very loose who performs sexual favors for random men. Scenario #2. Back in the 80s Crack cocaine in the…

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For a time in the 1980s, singer-songwriter-composer Jean-Michel Daudier was what Marvin Gaye and Bob Dylan were in the 1960s, a sort of father of the Haitian peaceful protest song. “Solèy”, a song that he wrote to lament the closing of a popular radio became an influential hit. Listening to the song before learning the back story of it, one would think that he was talking about the actual sun! “Lè’m pa wè solèy la, lè’m pa wè solèy la/Mwen pa ka rete-e/Mwen pa ka kanpe/Mwen pa ka mache/Kè’m pa kontan/Mwen pa sa viv” (When I can’t see the sun, when I…

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Webens Louis, Virginia Mahotiere AKA Nia’s fiancee has released a statement : ” I’m a very private person and would hate for anything false to be spreading around on the internet so i am providing this statement……… We are very happy that we are expecting and wanted to take our time to announce this but as usual privacy is hard to come by when you are a public figure. The rumors of Nia being engaged and pregnant are true. Nia and I want to thank everyone for all the well wishes and congratulations. This is a very exciting time in…

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New York Assembles for Dola Music’s NEW YORK TIME. At long last, DOLA MIZIK second studio album is making its way to North America and the rest of the world after creating a frenzy in Europe and is currently growing strong in the French Caribbean market. New York, N.Y., Monday, July 2, 2012 – The New York based band DOLA MIZIK and Afrique Caraïbes Productions (ACP) are pleased to announce the world wide release of the new album, NEW YORK TIME. The album has officially been released in both CD and digital format and is currently in stores and online…

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“We made it. We had over 10,000 people at the park,” stated media coordinator and festival partner Stanley Fabre. “Lots of people came with their children and enjoyed the different line-up. Thanks to Al Baguidy and Riz Tchako, the major sponsors for the festival, we were able to pull it off. Native dancers, marching band, and very different line-up than always. We are already starting to plan next year’s addition which will have twice the amount of people guaranteed.” The choice of venue was perfect. If one did not have a vehicle, there were four bus lines to choose from–18,…

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Gazzman “Couleur” Pierre, the lead singer of Disip, held a press conference at Hollywood Live in Hollywood to address rumors about his band’s dissolution and his discussions with drummer Jean Herard “Richie” Richard. The event, scheduled for 8 p.m., started late at around 8:50 p.m. with an introduction by Patrick Fabre, Gazzman’s manager. Fabre emphasized the conference’s focus on Gazzman’s future in the music industry, his upcoming projects, and clarification on circulating rumors. Gazzman then recounted the history of his band, Disip, and his longstanding friendship with Richard, which dates back fifteen years. The conference revealed that plans for a…

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti – January 12, 2010, 5:30 p.m. EST A catastrophic 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti near its capital, Port-au-Prince, late Tuesday afternoon, causing widespread devastation and prompting immediate fears of a humanitarian crisis. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the epicenter of the quake was approximately 10 miles off the coast of Port-au-Prince, a bustling city with nearly 2.5 million residents. The quake’s shallow depth of about 6 miles underground amplified its destructive power, sending shockwaves across the region. Initial reports from the Associated Press indicated that a hospital had collapsed, highlighting the severity of the disaster. There…

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Haiti the Untold Story: Since the Haiti earthquake, much attention has been given to humanitarian relief efforts, however, nobody seems to want to talk about Haiti’s history and how it became the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. Media Edge producer, Michael Stavros tells the Untold Story. Run time 13 minutes 49 seconds Producer Michael Stavros Audio/Visual sound, color

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Nassau, Bahamas – A packed house at the Lion’s Club witnessed a highly anticipated Kompa concert in celebration of Carimi’s 10th anniversary on November 20, 2011. The event, produced by Blackwolf and Merzier Entertainment Companies, marked a major milestone for the beloved Haitian band, with fans filling the venue for a night of lively music and celebration. Carimi, led by bandleader Richard Cavé, has long enjoyed a strong following in Nassau, but this occasion extended the group’s reach to new audiences in the Bahamas. Before arriving in Nassau, the band performed in Marsh Harbour, Abaco, where they connected with fans…

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