Dieudonne Larose

Dieudonné Larose is a prominent figure in the Haitian music scene, particularly known for his contributions to the genre of Compas Direct. Born on January 1, 1945, Larose has had a diverse career, starting with his early days in bands like Africa Express and Sugar Combo. He gained significant recognition with DP Express and later became a key member of Missile 727, a band that achieved considerable success with hits like "Mandela" and "Rasanble." Larose's musical journey took him to Canada in the late 1980s, where he continued to evolve as an artist. He has also explored other creative ventures, including writing a book titled "Je Chante pour L’humanite" ("I Sing for Humanity"), which reflects his broader interests beyond music.

In recent years, Larose has been involved with the band Excell Compas, which he co-founded to continue showcasing his musical talents. He has also been involved in educational pursuits, studying to become a sound engineer and opening a recording studio to support emerging artists. Despite his extensive background, Larose remains committed to his craft, seeking new ways to innovate and connect with audiences through his music.