Haitian Vodou drumming is a deeply spiritual and culturally rich music genre, rooted in the sacred Vodou ceremonies of Haiti. This entrancing genre is characterized by its intricate rhythms and the use of traditional drums like the rada, petwo, and conga, which are often accompanied by chants in Haitian Creole, calling upon the loa (spirits) in a profound act of connection and communication. The rhythm and pace may vary, but the intensity and emotion behind the beats convey a deep sense of heritage, resistance, and community. Artists within this genre, such as Racine Mapou de Azor and Chouk Bwa Libète, embody the genre's core by blending ancestral rhythms with messages that touch on daily life, spirituality, and social issues, making Haitian Vodou drumming a powerful vehicle for cultural expression and unity.

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Racine Mapou de Azor

Single - Released October 27, 2020