Haitian traditional music embodies the vibrant spirit of Haiti, intertwining African rhythms, French melodies, and indigenous Taíno influences into a rich sonic tapestry. This genre, deeply rooted in Haiti's tumultuous history and resilient culture, encompasses various forms such as Rara, Méringue, Compas, and Vodou music, reflecting the diverse heritage of the island. Artists like Nemours Jean-Baptiste and Ti Roro have played pivotal roles in popularizing and preserving these sounds, which often incorporate traditional instruments like the tanbou (drum), the maracas, and the lamellophone. Haitian traditional music is not just entertainment; it's a powerful medium for storytelling, spiritual connection, and cultural expression, resonating with the tales of struggle, celebration, and the perpetual hope of the Haitian people.

TiCorn Chansons d'Haiti, Vol. 10

TiCorn

Album - 17 Tracks - Released July 27, 2020