Tafa Mi-Soleil

Tafa Mi-Soleil, born Evenie Rose Thafaina Saint Louis in 1998 at Fort Jacques, Haiti, is a multifaceted artist known for her unique voice and commitment to promoting women's and minority rights. She is a singer, designer, stylist, and painter, showcasing her talents across various creative fields. Her music career has been marked by collaborations with notable artists and the release of several successful projects, including the EPs *Reponn* and *Phoenix*, and singles like *Moso Lanmou* and *Mizik Sove Vi M, Pt. 2*. Tafa Mi-Soleil has gained recognition for her contributions to Haitian music, earning awards such as "Best Female Artist of the Year" at the Haitian Music Awards in 2023.

In addition to her music, Tafa Mi-Soleil is involved in theater and visual arts. She has been featured in various cultural events, including the Festival Nègès Mawon, where she contributed to discussions on social issues. Her work often reflects themes of resilience and cultural heritage, as seen in songs like *Lakou*, which highlights traditional healing and the power of nature. With her diverse talents and impactful music, Tafa Mi-Soleil continues to rise as a prominent figure in Haitian arts and culture.