Les Frères Déjean, hailing from Haiti, are a legendary musical troupe known for their profound influence on the world of Caribbean music, particularly within the genres of kompa and cadence rampa. Founded by Lyonel, Serge, and Fred Déjean in Port-au-Prince in the late 1960s, this band of brothers swiftly became a household name in Haitian music. Their sound, characterized by a blend of African rhythms, Haitian folk elements, and other Caribbean influences, has captivated audiences for decades, ushering in a new era of dance music that reverberates throughout the region's vibrant music scene.

Les Frères Déjean have enjoyed a storied career with an array of album releases that display their musical versatility and commitment to cultural expression. Their most recent works, such as "First Class," "International," and an assortment of "Best of" compilations, including volumes 1 to 3 from the "Le groupe mythique de Haïti" series, showcase their enduring legacy. The band's music continues to evolve, standing as both a tribute to their Haitian heritage and a reflection of the dynamic nature of Caribbean music. Their ability to fuse traditional sounds with modern influences ensures that Les Frères Déjean remain a vital and celebrated force in the global music landscape.

Genres

Haitian Dance

Kompa

Latest Release

Philibè

Les Frères Dejean

Album - 7 Tracks - Released September 23, 2014