Haitians, in my opinions, are those of the fewest or rarest nations on earth who grow up listen to all kind of genres music.
For example, l grew up in Gonaives, Haiti, where most of us had different genres of musics for our favorites..
For example, some people enjoy the kind of Zekle, Master Dji and Emeline Michel kind, while at the same times some would also listen to beat freestyle musics, dance break song, some enjoyed listen to Zouk, some enjoyed listen to reggae, some chansonnettes francaise and R&b. I myself used to listen and still now to freestyle beat dance with artist like Stevie B, and I also African-American such as Bobby Brown, Guy, Micheal, Jermaine, Jacknet Jackson, MC Hammer etc..
and I listened to Yellowman one of the best reggae Artists, and on top of that Iisten to radio stations such as Radio Superstars, Metro pole, and than Tropic..As you know most Haitians radio stations use to play all kind of mucis and they used to have time to play different genres at certain times.
So you not right by saying educating Haitians on music.
I think when it comes to musics, Haitians people born and grow up in Haiti listen to more different genres song than any country in the world.
Therefore, we know about music differences than ANY nations l can think of.
For example, I met people here who do not know song and artists in the U.S.A while the songs and artists are very popular in Haiti...
So how come you make such a statement when you don't have fact?
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