Author: Opastaff

A recent appearance by Roberto Martino, lead vocalist of the popular Haitian band T-Vice, on a Florida radio station has left many fans puzzled over a surprising statement. During the interview, Martino addressed a common question: why doesn’t T-Vice, a group that primarily operates out of Florida, perform more often in the state? Roberto’s response was one he’s shared with the media before, but it still raised eyebrows. He reportedly stated that T-Vice is, in fact, a Haiti-based band, not a Florida-based one. According to Martino, Florida serves merely as a “point of transit” for the band, making it easier…

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The Cercle Bellevue in Bourdon was abuzz with excitement as producers, artists, and music lovers from around the world gathered for the 5th edition of Musique en Folie. Organized by the daily newspaper Le Nouvelliste in partnership with UNIBANK and RUM BARBANCOURT, this cultural event has become a staple in Haiti’s entertainment calendar. Despite the political unrest in the country, the event provided a much-needed respite and a platform for the community to celebrate music and culture. This year’s edition saw several innovations aimed at enhancing the experience for attendees. One notable change was the organizers’ effort to streamline access…

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Zin vocalist Alan Cave has addressed Princess Georgy’s recent performance of the controversial song “911” with her new group Hangout, during a show held at his own club in New York. The song, which many believe to be a direct shot at Cave from the time when he and Georgy were rumored to be romantically involved, has continued to stir conversation within the Haitian music scene. The performance, which took place last Friday, featured a dramatic entrance by Georgy as she arrived on stage atop a bed—a moment that many in attendance described as a crowd-pleaser. However, Alan Cave had…

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We had the opportunity to speak with Zin maestro Alex “Bad Boy” Abellard about Princess Georgy’s recent performance with Hangout in New York, which included her rendition of the controversial song “911.” Known for their shared history, many were curious to hear Alex’s thoughts on her performance, especially since the event has sparked new interest in Georgy’s career. Performance Evaluation: When asked about her vocal performance, Abellard acknowledged Georgy’s talent but expressed concerns about her stage presence. “I thought her voice was very good as usual,” Alex said. “However, I think she needs to hit the gym because it was…

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For a time, it seemed like Princess Georgy’s career in the Haitian Music Industry (HMI) had faded from the spotlight, with many critics writing her off completely. Her name had slipped so far off the radar that some fans were asking, “Georgy who?” However, after her bold and dramatic performance at Hangout’s New York debut, it’s clear that Georgy is back and reclaiming her place as a prominent figure in the HMI. Her grand entrance during the performance of her controversial song “911” at the show instantly reignited conversations. The response from the crowd and the buzz that followed online, suggest…

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The relationship between Konpa Kreyol and their current label, Nouvel Jenerasyon, appears to be facing significant challenges, according to sources close to the situation. What was once a solid partnership with label owner Joubert Charles seems to have entered a difficult phase, with tensions reportedly building over the past year. If things don’t change soon, the situation could reach the point of no return—if it hasn’t already. Insiders suggest that Konpa Kreyol may be considering a move to A.C. Records, the label headed by Alan Cavé. Sources indicate that a potential business relationship between Konpa Kreyol and A.C. Records could…

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Is there already trouble brewing in Platinum just after the release of their debut studio album? Sources suggest that the Florida-based group may be experiencing internal issues, with tensions rising between key members of the band. According to insiders, keyboardist and leader Billy reportedly had a confrontation with the group’s bass player, Makarios, during a recent rehearsal. The disagreement escalated quickly, and it is alleged that Makarios, frustrated by the exchange, took his bass and quit the group on the spot. There are unconfirmed reports that the situation became so heated that authorities were called in to defuse the tension.…

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Zenglen’s co-vocalist, Frerot, has been making waves in the Haitian Music Industry (HMI) as speculation grows about his future with the band. With ongoing rumors suggesting that he might leave Zenglen to join Tabou Combo, fans and industry insiders are eagerly awaiting his next move. For several weeks, there has been ongoing speculation regarding Frerot’s plans. The buzz intensified when it was revealed that he recorded four songs on Tabou Combo’s upcoming album, leading many to believe that he may be preparing to make a permanent move to the iconic group. In an interview, when asked directly about the possibility…

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As rumors swirl about Zenglen’s co-vocalist Frerot potentially joining Tabou Combo, the band’s maestro and leader, Richie, has finally spoken out. With Frerot’s future in Zenglen uncertain, fans and industry insiders alike have been eager to hear Richie’s take on the situation. In a recent statement, Richie made it clear that his focus is on the band as a whole, emphasizing the importance of unity and dedication to the group’s success. “I’m following the situation,” Richie said. “All I can tell you is that I am the type of guy that invests in a group or people that think in…

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There has been much speculation surrounding Haitian superstar Wyclef Jean’s highly anticipated concert, originally scheduled for December 5th in Haiti. Fans across the country have been eagerly awaiting the event, which was expected to feature major international acts such as 50 Cent and P. Diddy. However, recent developments have cast doubt on whether the concert will take place. According to a source close to the situation, the concert was initially planned to be a major event in Haiti, but a reported controversy involving Wyclef has caused complications. The source shared, “I had a conversation with someone today and got some…

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