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October-December 2005 Entries The group RAFRECHI is wishing HAPPY NEW YEAR to Echod'haiti crew and the Haitian community. We hope to see you all, especially DJ Jean Michel, Gineau, etc... tonight at Island Cafe for the New Year Celebration. Come show your support and have maximum fun. Peace, love, unity, $$$$, in 2006 RAFRECHI love Rafrechiville, Rafrechi United States - 12/31/2005 at 09:48
I am writing to wish Echodhaiti and the board regulars a Happy New Year. May this new year brings good health, joy, happiness and properity. Mobutoo <nest22554@yahoo_com> Stafford, VA United States - 12/30/2005 at 10:44
Smooch... Ou ginle gin "longue-vue'w" calibre sou djazz la. Jis kote ou ye a pou ou we djazz la kle konsa. By the way, will you be part of the Big New Year's Eve Celebration tomorrow night at Island Cafe? If yes come early to watch the ball-drop with us and share wishies over a glass of free champagne and some soupe jumou. Hoping to see you and your crew! Peace, love and unity deja! in 2006 RAFRECHI Love Rafrechiville, Rafrechi United States - 12/30/2005 at 10:27
bri kouri nouvel gaye yo di Alan Cave mouri. Si nou tande nouvel la se menti tande. Yon denye rakete jounalist nan miami kap bay Alan bri pou'l ka fe dis kob pou'l viv. So if ya hear such thing, just ignore it. Alan Cave is well ALIVE. smoochees United States - 12/30/2005 at 08:51
It seems like Rafrechi is the only things that's happening in MD. Big up to you guys. Kontinye fe bel bagay epi kinbe fo pa lage. Mes compliments.... smoochees United States - 12/30/2005 at 08:48
2 more days for 2006 2 more days for the big celebration at ISLAND CAFE with RAFRECHI Come and enjoy yourself to the fullest at Island Cafe on December 31 from 10 PM. Watch the the ball drop on big screen, Rafrechi's performance and music video of "Wap Plede Gade Mwen", etc... Come on time for your Hat, Tiara, blow, Soupe Jumou ... Island Cafe is located on Upshur St, Washington, DC (Off Geogia) From Silver Spring - Take Georgia Ave (South), Pass Kennedy, Pass Vanum St. next street is Upshur St. Turn left, away from the Texaco Gas Station, As soon as you turn, ISLAND CAFE will be on the left hand side. RAFRECHI Love Rafrechiville, Rafrechi United States - 12/29/2005 at 12:37
Sè m yo, Frè m yo, Pandan pafen souwè ki sot Ni lakay, ni nan 10e Depatman an Kontinye anbonmen n isit la, Minouche avè m remèsye n ak tout kè n E swete n yon Bòn Ane 2006. Se sèten, ou gen bèl rèv pou fanmi w ak pou peyi w. Anpil nan bèl rèv Ayisyen genyen pou Ayiti, Kouche sou kabann lopital men yo pa nan mòg. Se vre, kidnaping 29 fevriye 2004 la klouwe Manman Ayiti tèt anba sou yon kwa koudeta, Men, ti souf la pa etenn, e kò a pa nan mòg. Nan memwa Zanzèt nou yo Ki bay lavi yo pou Ayiti pa mouri, Nan memwa tout inosan ki tonbe Pandan peryòd 2004- 2005 sa a, Ann vide sewòm delivrans Sou flanm dife soufrans ! Ann souse mouèl listwa d Ayiti Pou n vanse pi djanm, pi rèd, Pou pi devan pi anfòm, pi bèl ! Avan Premye janvye 1804, Kolon blan te renmen antere Esklav tou vivan, tou kanpe : Kò yo nan twou, tèt yo ret deyò, Badijonnen nan siwo cho. Tèt esklav sa yo te tounen piwouli pou Chyen souse, manje, devore tou vif. Depi premye janvye 1804, Tèt esklav fè tèt ansanm Pou pèson pa mache Tèt anba devan pèson. Libète ou lanmò, se vèvè sa a Zansèt yo te trase pou nou, Jou Premye Janvye 1804 la. Vèvè libète sa a, se yon vèvè Sivilizasyon. Eee!!! Bouch an bouch, youn di lòt : Moun sivilize toujou gen Ayiti rekonesans. Moun sivilize gen anpil respè pou Pèp Ayisyen. Moun sivilize respekte premye Pèp nwa a Ki premye chante fineray lesklavay. Moun sivilize pa fè alèji ak Jistis, restitisyon, reparasyon. Depi egzil Tousen Louvèti, Pase nan asasina papa Desalin, Rive sou 34e koudeta sa a, Toujou gen moun sivilize Ki refize meprize Ayisyen. Onè Respè pou nou! Chapo ba pou ou menm Ki deja fè anpil sakrifis pou sove Diyite Nèg ak Nègès d Ayiti ! Ooo !! Ala damou Manman Ayiti damou Pou tout pitit fi, pitit gason ki refize viv Ak chenn nan pye, ou ak chenn nan sèvo ! Esklav mantal pa siye ak diyite. Mikwòb esklavaj se pwazon diyite. Lè Zanzèt nou yo t ap siyen batistè diyite sa a, Popiplasyon an te anviwon 500.000 Ayisyen. Jodia, nou gen 8 milyon sè ak frè lakay Plis 2 milyon edmi k ap viv lòt bò dlo. Nou konn kote n soti, nou konn kote n prale. 49 % nan nou sot nan mitan Lafrik, peyi Kongo 26,3 % nan nou sot nan peyi Benen 6,4 % nan nou sot nan peyi Senegal 5 % nan nou sot nan peyi Nijerya 4,5 % nan nou sot nan peyi Syera Leyòn 4,5 % nan nou sot nan peyi Gana 2,6 % nan nou sot nan Sidès Lafrik ou Mozanbik. Donk, preske nou tout Soti menm kote Pou na l menm kote. Nou sot nan zantray Lafrik Pou na l nan zantray Yon Delivrans Total Kapital. Direksyon sa a te klè pou Yon lavalas Ameriken Nwa Ki tap toufe nan peyi Etazini Anba imilyasyon esklavaj. Sèl solisyon pou yo, se te pati Al viv an Ayiti, nan sous Libète a. Nan ane 1862, te deja genyen Plis pase 2000 Ameriken nwa Ki te vin pran refij Lakay, Donk, nan sous Libète a. Lè sa a, pat gen elikoptè Ki tap lage bonm sou Site Solèy, Jan sa te fèt 6 Jiyè 2005 la. Lè sa a, pat gen yon Site Solèy Fèmen nan kan konsantrasyon Pou gro zam lagè devore, dechèpiye, Pandan kochon ap manje kadav inosan. Lè sa a, pat gen kolon pou vide dife lanmò sou Belè, Solino,Lasalin, Matisan, Gran Ravin, Kafou, Taba, Laplenn, Delma, Petyonvil, Kenskòf, Nan katye popilè Okap kòm Okay, Jeremi kòm Gonayiv, Ench kòm Jakmèl, Pòdepè kòm Miragwan, Sen Mak kòm Tigwav, Anbalavil Pòtoprens, kòm nan tout pwovens. Paj trajedi sa a montre aklè sa nou te deja konnen. Kidonk, ni nouvo kolon ni esklav mantal Pa janm konsidere peyizan kòm moun. Konsa pou yo menm, lavalas pòv, peyizan, Malere, analfabèt pa moun tankou tout moun. Devan miray apatey la, konplo a byen mare Pou anpeche lavalas Pèp Ayisyen an Patisipe nan eleksyon lib, onèt e demokratik . Men, se byen konte mal kalkile Paske Analfabèt pa bèt. Menm si jodia gen 10 fwa plis Ensekirite kidnaping, lavichè, grangou, Mizè malouk kou mizè mizèrere, Pèp la ap soufri, li pa ti soufri. Pèp entèlijan pa retire trip mete pay. Pèp je kale pa retire trip mete pay. Pèp save pa pran lalin seleksyon Pou fwomay eleksyon. Liberasyon Pè Jan Juste, Sò Ann, Premye Minis Yvon Neptune, Minis Jocelerme Privert, Ak tout lòt prizonye politik yo, Se yon revandikasyon jis Ki koule nan beton lalwa. Lè inosan ap seche nan prizon Pandan asasen kriminèl Ap banbile libelibè, Sa rele krim sou krim. Demenm, se mete krim sou krim, sou krim, Lè Ayiti klouwe tèt anba sou yon kwa koudeta, Pandan defakto ap benyen nan ilegalite Ak koripsyon jis nan kou rive nan zorèy. Grès koripsyon sa a resi fè Zòrèy pi long pase tèt. Wi, fò n redi l: Grès koripsyon sa a resi fè Zòrèy pi long pase tèt. Poutan, Libète moun, se yon dwa ki sakre. Konstitisyon Peyi a bay tout moun Ki nan mawon ou nan egzil dwa Pou retounen viv nan libète ak lapè. Libète ak lapè, se grenn je ak kalalou je. Dapre filozofi gran paran Afriken nou yo, Lapè ak libète se pase pranm ma pase chèche w. Se pou sa filozòf lapè yo di nan lang zoulou : BAXOLELA UKULWA KUNOBUGQILI. Sa vle di : « Pase pou Zansèt yo ret esklav, Yo pito fè lapè antre yo Pou goumen kont esklavaj ». Nou menm tou, patizan lapè Ki refize viv san diyite, Fò n toujou sonje : Yon Lavalas se yon Patriyòt, Yon bon Lavalas se yon bon Patriyòt, Lavalas se l’Union fait la force ! Si avantaj kòk se nan zepon l, Avantaj Pèp entèlijan, se nan Mobilizasyon manch long pou Desitire koudeta pasifikman. Lawouze koudeta fè banda Tout tan solèy retou a poko leve. Erezman, je solèy la louvri E ni kè n, ni bra n toujou louvri Pou n wè fasafas, Lakay. Se va yon bèl fèt lanmou Pou anfen, Ayiti viv an pè. Nan menm chalè renmen sa a, Minouche avè m anbrase nou tout E swete n : UNYAKA OMUHLE ! Sètadi : BON ANE ! UNYAKA OMUHLE ! BON ANE ! t m, United States - 12/27/2005 at 23:50
I am definitely going to rafrechi myself with my female friends on new year's eve. I hope the weather is as nice as last Saturday Carol United States - 12/27/2005 at 19:07
Rafrechi will be performing at Island cafe on december 31 st. Its located on upshur steet nw in dc off of georgia ave. rafrechi wishes everyone a merry christmas and happy new year. Come and get your groove on that night. The guys are waiting for everyone to welcome the new year with them. Rafrechi <djwoolado@yahoo.com> rafrechiville, Rafrechi United States - 12/24/2005 at 15:14
Merry xmas to you all Be safe and enjoy the holidays with your love ones smoochees United States - 12/23/2005 at 14:27
We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Whatever you are doing, wherever you are going, do it safely. Hope you are with the one or ones you love. mesi anpil SiteMgr <webmaster@echodhaiti.com> United States - 12/23/2005 at 13:49
Where's the party at tomorrow night? I have some friends coming to Maryland, I would like to take them to dance some kompa, zouk, etc... Nathalie United States - 12/23/2005 at 08:20
Happy Holidays you all! yopran'm United States - 12/22/2005 at 19:26
Ki mou'n sa yo mistake? Joe United States - 12/21/2005 at 20:07
mwen ta remen wa carimi music tanpri kite m wa carimi music merci. Santia Dorcius Belle glade, Florida United States - 12/21/2005 at 16:31
Dépi moun sa yo alé ya,sé yo ki tap ékri sou pliziè nom la. Mistake United States - 12/20/2005 at 22:54
apa guestbook sa ap pi raz de jou en jou. merry christmas. le peuple United States - 12/19/2005 at 20:12
Mickey an chyen. Bal komanse ta. Mickey paka jwe. mwen panan Mickey anko. Ou nom ap travay di pou al jete lajan konsa. Carlo Carlo United States - 12/19/2005 at 12:34
Ki jan Mickey-a te ye? ! ! United States - 12/19/2005 at 10:57
MOUN BO ISIT FATIGUE AK MICKEY TOU. MISIE PA GIN ANYIN NEF NAN PANIE-LI. FOK MISIE CHACHE OU LOT BAGAY KI KA ATIRE MOUN. NAN TOUT LOT KOMINOTE-YO, SE MIM BAGAY. WA GADE, MIM BRASSERIE CREOLE, MICKEY PAKA RANPLI-LI POU 15 GRIN DOLA. SI MISIE KONTINYE SOU MIM PANT-SA, LI MET KOUMANSE PANSE A BLIYE ZAFE MIZIK-LA. Janet Janet United States - 12/16/2005 at 16:46
OU KWE SWEET MICKY SA AP GIN MOU'N - POU SI TELMAN TELMAN GIN FET NAN TOWN NAN DEMIN. Joe United States - 12/16/2005 at 14:39
SWEET MICKY AT ZANZIBAR TOMORROW NIGHT. AFTER PARTY AT CHEZ YONYON RESTAURANT. CEEPCO <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 12/16/2005 at 06:34
MEDIA ADVISORY THE DEMOCRACY GROUP TO RELEASE A NOAH COMMISSIONED POLL ON ELECTION IN HAITI The National Organization for the Advancement of Haitians (NOAH) is scheduled to release the first nationwide poll of registered voters in Haiti. Come learn about the leading candidates in Haiti. The poll, the first statistically relevant poll of registered voters in Haiti was conducted by The Democracy Group and was led by a noted pollster and partner at The Democracy Group, Ms. Shawnta Walcott, a former communications director for Zogby International. The Press Conference is scheduled for Wednesday, December 14, 2005 at the West Front Lower Center of the U.S. Capitol, WDC, from 10:30 a.m. until 11:15 a.m. Congressional members, members of the diplomatic corps and friends of Haiti are expected to attend. SiteMgr United States - 12/13/2005 at 18:51
Miami Herald JAILING DECRIED Supporters of Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste converged Saturday on Downtown Miami to call for his release by David Ovalle dovalle@herald.com Armed with hand-scrawled signs and haitian flags, a spirited crowd of at least 1,000 people marched the streets of downtown Miami on Saturday to protest the jailing in Haiti of Rev. Gerard Jean-Juste. Activists called for the release of the popular priest, who they say has been jailed since July for political reasons by the U.S.-backed government of interim Prime Minister Gerard Latortue. "He is in jail and he's never even seen a judge," cried Farah Juste, one of the rally'organizers. She is not related to the priest. "They don't have anything against him." The animated gathering is one of the strongest shows of support since Haitian and Human rights activists began a letter and e-mail writing campaign to free Jean-Juste after his arrest. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, D-Miami, this week announced 40 members of the Congressional Black Caucus have signed another letter urging President Bush to secure Jean-Juste's release. "The imprisonment of Jean-Juste and others casts a dark shadow on Haiti's government and will continue to burden the country's journey toward true democracy." he said in a statement. Saturday's march was seen by many as a stepping up by his supporters of their efforts to pressure the haitian government into releasing Jean-Juste. By 1p.m., protesters had gathered at the Torch of Friendship monument next to Bayside Marketplace. Small jitney buses lined Biscayne Boulevard to drop off the rally goers. Many wore powder blue T-shirts with the words "Free Father Gerard Jean-Juste". Others held signs up for the honking, passing cars. "We want to cheer and make orselves loud and clear: free Father Jean-Juste now!" organizer Jack Lieberman said, exhorting the crowd. Jean-Juste, a supporter of ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, has been called a "prisoner of conscience" by Amnesty International, a designation normally reserved for victims of the worst abuses. He was first arrested in October 2004 in Port-au-Prince for allegedly using his church to plot the fall of the interim government. After 48 days, he was freed. Jean-Juste was then arrested in July, in part for alleged complicity in the murder of a prominent Haitian journalist. Haitian government officials maintain Jean-Juste is being held legally as investigators prove the charges against him. His supporters, who tried unsuccessfully to register him in Haiti's presidential race, say the government is worried he may play the role of a spoiler. The election is scheduled for January. "They think by keeping him in jail, that will keep people from organizing for the election," said Jean Yves Point-du-Jour, a transportation engineer who flew in from Washington D.C. for Saturday's rally. Said North Miami Beach City Councilman Phillipe Derose: "He's a great leader. We've never had a leader like Jean-Juste." The march was scheduled for Saturday because it was International Human Rights Day, a day designated by the United Nations to highlight human rights abuses around the world. Farah Juste said supporters would protest every Saturday at the Friendship Torch until the priest is released. Lieberman said similar marches would be included in Martin Luther King Jr. Day parades in Liberty City and Fort lauderdale in January. !@#$ United States - 12/12/2005 at 16:07
Greetings my friends -"one"!!! My Nephew Louis "Lunchbox" Phillippe also greets you.Check us out on http://www.geocities.com/ummeli2000/mypage. html Madam Primrose Marfona <dilly_117@hotmail.com> Paris, France Europe - 12/12/2005 at 10:45
I've been out, but map still swiv... This Haiti election is getting out of hand. Judges being dismissed, election date postponed at least three times. What is up with the Jean-Juste rally? Only a few hundred people? It was supposed to be big. Anyway, had to drop that off my chest. Map Swiv United States - 12/12/2005 at 09:22
CEEPCO RECORDS and ZANZIBAR invite you to a Pre-Christmas Celebration on Saturday December 17 at Zanzibar-on-the-Waterfront with world renowned artist SWEET MICKY. Doors open at 10:30PM; tickets are $30.00 in advance and can be purchased at www.ceepcorecords.com until 6:00PM the day of the event. There will be lots of gift packages to give away. For info. 301-648-4800. The GRAND OPENING at Chez Yonyon's Restaurant took place on Friday December 2nd. Therefore, we are planning an after party at Chez Yonyon following the Sweet Micky show at Zanzibar on December 17. For info. 301-853-0404. For all your eyewear needs, visit Optica at Savage Mills Mall in Savage, MD. For info.: 301-351-6180 Please visit www.haitiinnovation.com to help Haiti Thank you for your support. CEEPCO RECORDS <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 12/11/2005 at 10:58
Hello Ti Neg, I think $15 for a local band is very fair. What do you have to say about those parties advertised: $30, sometimes $40 in advance. As far as Zanzibar Marie, ti ko'n poko bon assez. The place is too expensive to book on Saturday night. Remember, it's not easy to find a decent place suitable for us in this area. The RAFRECHI crew will never be discouraged, because we know of what we've made of. By the way, after December 31st, we will take a long stretch from the party scene. Peace out, RAFRECHI Love Columbia, MD United States - 12/08/2005 at 18:21
Tension extrême entre Haïtiens et Dominicains dans plusieurs régions de la république voisine au lendemain d'une sanglante offensive anti-haïtienne. Trois Dominicaines blessées dont deux grièvement lors d'une tentative de viol commise par des Haïtiens, selon la police dominicaine. Un jeune Haïtien massacré à coups de machettes en République Dominicaine suite à l'assassinat d'un Dominicain ; une centaine d'Haïtiens se réfugient dans les montagnes et plusieurs dizaines d'autres sont arrêtés. Cette nouvelle campagne de violences orchestrée par des Dominicains contre nos compatriotes a conduit à l'incendie de plus d'une trentaine de maisons. L'inspection générale de la PNH dénonce une attaque délibérée de la MINUSTAH contre des policiers haïtiens lundi à Cazeau. Deux policiers haïtiens blessés. La solution au problème de la violence à Cité Soleil ? Pas avant les élections, prévient le patron de la MINUSTAH en marge d'une cérémonie à Caribe Convention Center. Au cours de cette cérémonie, les documents relatifs aux grands dossiers et au fonctionnement de l'Etat, ont été mis à la disposition des candidats et des chefs de partis dans la perspective d'une bonne gouvernance. Poursuite de la distribution des cartes électorales : Le CEP déplore le décès vraisemblablement accidentel, hier, d'une personne âgée dans un centre de distribution sis à Thor. De plus en plus de militants lavalas se prononcent en faveur de la candidature de René Préval, tandis que le secteur populaire soutenant Charles Henri Baker appelle le plus d'électeurs possibles à faire le choix de ce dernier. Nouvelle manifestation hier à Port-au-Prince des sociétaires des coopératives réputées en faillite regroupés au sein de la CONASOVIC. Haïti au sommet régional anti-drogue de Bogota. Le secrétaire d'Etat à la Sécurité Publique David Bazile et le directeur de la Police Nationale, Mario Andrésol, présents dans la capitale colombienne aux côtés des dirigeants d'une vingtaine de pays dont les Etats-Unis, la France et la Grande-Bretagne confrontés au fléau du trafic des stupéfiants dans la Caraïbe. To access the full text of these stories, please consult the following website: http://www.radiokiskeya.com PR United States - 12/08/2005 at 15:54
Mwen pa konnen sa ki gen sou net lan la. mwen remake gen anpil endividi k'ap vinn la pou yo Joure an tou ka. An nou eseye fini a bagay sa yo-nou tout se fre. Tout fason breaking news "Au moins 8 personnes ont été kidnappées entre mardi et mercredi dans la capitale haïtienne dont 3 membres d'une même famille et un médecin", a annoncé jeudi "radio Vision 2000" une station privée de Port-au-Prince. Sa neg yo vle fe peyi a tounen la. Koman mesye dam nou panse gen Lespwa pou peyi an nou? Solarsen Dorcely <calibrazo@hotmail.com> Stamford, CT United States - 12/08/2005 at 15:02
If Haitians don't party in DC, Why schedule Rafrechi to play in DC? Why not give yourself a better chance by playing somewhere convenient, even a house party, or charging less, until you build a following. ti neg United States - 12/07/2005 at 19:02
Dim saw vlé Rafrechi Love you guys will have to identify the problem why the public is not responding to your invitations. Weather,Boxing fight are just poor excuses. May be the place and the price were the reasons. BTW Haitians in Maryland do party in D.C,don't forget that Zanzibar is in D.C. Marie United States - 12/07/2005 at 18:37
This is a very good site. I just moved to MD about two months ago. I have to say that this site gives me all the info I need to hang out in the Haitian community in the MD/DC area. Keep up the good work! Danie Danie <danie561980@yahoo.com> Baltimore County, MD United States - 12/06/2005 at 22:46
Com' on Marie - You forgot to put the(2) in front of the (8). Yes indeed, there was over 28 people inside the place. As far as delivering, the band keeps on improving. Please considered that the low turned was due to: 1) The weather 2) The boxing fight 3) The previous weekend 3) Some people in Maryland don't like to party in DC, ect... Hopefully, on December 24th, more people will come to party with us and the DJs. And on December 31st, RAFRECHI we will back to pack up the place to the max on New Year's Eve... Bring your special someone. We will give away Hats, Tiaras, Horns, Blows, ect... We will have "Soupe Jumou" like back home... Come and watch the ball drop on big Screens - as well as Rafrechi's music video preview. See you all! Happy Holidays & Be safe RAFRECHI love Columbia, MD United States - 12/06/2005 at 18:17
Rafrechi pull only 8 people on saturday Moune icit pa campe sou anyin si se te carimi yo ta peye 40 dola Marie United States - 12/06/2005 at 16:22
How was Rafrechi last Saturday. I miss the party. Can Rafrechi love/Steven give us an honest review. !!! United States - 12/05/2005 at 13:38
Ayisyen, Look what I found on the web. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6838819598077472563&q=haiti Haiti represent!!! funny girl lanham, md United States - 12/04/2005 at 22:41
Gift packages- Huh, I guess Tonton Nwel ap pote T-shirts pou fe plis promotion pou CEEPCO…. Eske world renowed artist lan, ap desan’ pantalon li nan bal le 17 lan? He’s running out of idea… heck I am still a fan…. M&M United States - 12/03/2005 at 17:53
CEEPCO RECORDS and ZANZIBAR invite you to a Pre-Christmas Celebration on Saturday December 17 at Zanzibar-on-the-Waterfront with world renowned artist SWEET MICKY. Doors open at 10:30PM; tickets are $30.00 in advance and can be purchased at www.ceepcorecords.com until 6:00PM the day of the event. There will be lots of gift packages to give away. For info. 301-648-4800. The GRAND OPENING at Chez Yonyon's Restaurant took place yesterday Friday December 2nd. Therefore, we are planning an after party at Chez Yonyon following the Sweet Micky show at Zanzibar on December 17. For info. 301-853-0404. For all your eyewear needs, visit Optica at Savage Mills Mall in Savage, MD. For info.: 301-351-6180 Please visit www.haitiinnovation.com to help Haiti Thank you for your support. Please mark your calendars and spread the word. CEEPCO RECORDS <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 12/03/2005 at 09:07
Don't forget RAFRECHI is playing this Saturday at Island Cafe - 829 Upshur St. N.W - Washington, DC... This is your ultimate chance to see the prelude of RAFRECHI's music video of "Wap Plede Gade Mwen" See you all! For more info, call 410-852-0457 or 301-905-6518. RAFRECHI Love Columbia, MD United States steven United States - 12/03/2005 at 02:21
Vendredi, 2 décembre 2005 07:47 Libération des 13 enfants enlevés à Port-au-Prince par des bandits Les 13 élèves qui avaient été kidnappés par des bandits jeudi matin et conduits à Cité Soleil (important bidonville de Port-au-Prince) alors qu'ils se rendaient à leurs établissements scolaires respectifs ont été libérés à la fin de la journée. Les ravisseurs qui ont contacté les familles des enfants, âgés de 5 à 17 ans, avaient réclamé 50.000 dollars pour leur libération, selon la Police haïtienne. Toutefois, les bandits gardent en otage un ressortissant américain, Philip Schneider, enlevé le même jour alors qu'il conduisait sur une route au nord de Port-au-Prince. Ses ravisseurs demandent une rançon de 300.000 dollars et auraient conduit leur otage dans le quartier de Cité Soleil, où sont retranchés les gangs armés. Selon le récit d’une des ex-otages, interrogée par Radio Métropole, les enfants qui se rendaient à l’école dans un autobus d’abonnement étaient terrorisés en voyant deux hommes armés s’emparer du véhicule. "Le chauffeur de l’autobus a failli mourir, car il voulait s’enfuir. Tous les enfants poussaient de grands cris" a-t-elle déclaré, encore en état de choc. Les treize écoliers, âgés de 5 à 18 ans, avaient été interceptés par les kidnappeurs à Carrefour-Marin, à la Plaine-du-Cul-de-Sac (banlieue nord de Port-au-Prince), devenue depuis quelques semaines, l’une des zones d’opération privilégiées des gangs armés. En proie à une instabilité chronique, Haïti se prépare à élire le 8 janvier un nouveau président et un nouveau parlement. Selon la police et la force de maintien de la paix des Nations unies déployée sur place, des gangs proches de l'ancien président Jean-Bertrand Aristide, contraint à l'exil en 2003, veulent saboter ces joutes par des actes de violence. o!o! United States - 12/02/2005 at 12:38
Mwen tade bel efo, djazz la ap fe net. Bonne chance! J'apporterai mon support et je veux ainsi voir le video. A demain soir, Jean Pierre Silver, Spring United States - 12/02/2005 at 11:22
Don't forget RAFRECHI is playing this Saturday at Island Cafe - 829 Upshur St. N.W - Washington, DC... This is your ultimate chance to see the prelude of RAFRECHI's music video of "Wap Plede Gade Mwen" See you all! For more info, call 410-852-0457 or 301-905-6518. RAFRECHI Love Columbia, MD United States - 12/01/2005 at 17:53
Ki mirak se 20 dola donasyon NOAH mande selman. Mwen byen etone se pat yon "black tie affaire" pour les geants de Washington. Bagay yo bese yap fe promo so echodhaiti. Ala koze, Ki kandida NOAH sipote min'm. @M&M United States - 11/30/2005 at 20:20
20 dola sa se pou ki moun, ki gwop. eske se pou kampay Simeus ou byen Samir Mourra? Nou ta rinmin konen. Epi ki jan ou gwoup ap fe ou bagay peye epi yo pa mete pri-a sou anons yo voye bay moun. Sa se malonet sa. $%^ $%^ United States - 11/30/2005 at 14:16
About the meeting/panel discussion that will be at the National 4H Youth Conference Center this Saturday Just found out that there will be a $20 charge/donation for adults, Also Mr. Simeus wont be there but will be represented "(possible live video conference from Haiti)"; and even though he can't run for president, Mr. Simeus is thinking of serving as Prime Minister. mwen tande United States - 11/30/2005 at 11:43
Mercredi, 30 novembre 2005 07:32 Version officielle et intégrale du texte de l'arrêté de convocation électorale LIBERTE EGALITE FRATERNITE REPUBLIQUE D’HAITI ARRETE Me Boniface Alexandre Président provisoire de la République Vu les articles 11, 12-1, 15, 16, 16-1, 16-2, 17, 28, 31, 31-1, 31-2, 31-3, 52-1, 52-2, 58, 59, 59-1, 88, 89, 90, 90-1, 91, 92, 94, 94-1, 94-2, 95, 95-3, 96, 130, 132, 133, 134, 134-1, 134-2, 134-3, 135, 136 et 191 de la Constitution ; Vu l’entente intervenue entre la communauté internationale, les organisations de la société civile et les partis politiques portant création de la commission tripartite et du Conseil des sages ; Vu le consensus de transition politique adopté le 4 avril 2004 ; Vu la loi du 18 septembre 1978 sur les délimitations territoriales ; Vu le décret du 30 juillet 1986 réglementant le fonctionnement des partis politiques ; Vu la loi du 11 avril 2002 élargissant le nombre des communes et quartiers de la République ; Vu la loi du 4 septembre 2003 portant création du département des Nippes ; Vu l’arrêté du 4 avril 2004 créant un Conseil Electoral Provisoire ; Vu le décret électoral du 3 février 2005 amendé par les décrets du 26 juillet et 12 octobre 2005 ; Vu l’arrêté du 3 septembre 2005 convoquant le peuple en ses comices ; Vu la lettre du 24 novembre 2005 du Conseil Electoral Provisoire demandant au Gouvernement de la République de convoquer le peuple en ses comices ; Considérant qu’il convient, sur demande du Conseil Electoral Provisoire, de convoquer le peuple en ses comices, en vue d’élire le Président de la République, les Sénateurs à raison de trois (3) Sénateurs par département, pour des mandats respectifs de six (6) ans, de quatre (4) ans et de deux (2) ans, les Députés, les Conseils municipaux, les Conseils d’administration des sections communales, les Assemblées des sections communales, les Délégués de ville ; Considérant qu’il convient également d’élire les membres des Assemblées municipales, les membres des Assemblées départementales, les membres des Conseils départementaux et les membres du Conseil interdépartemental ; Sur le rapport du ministre de la justice et de la sécurité publique et de l’intérieur et des collectivités territoriales ; Et après délibération en Conseil des ministres : ARRETE Article 1.- Les Assemblées primaires sont convoquées le dimanche 8 janvier 2006 de six heures a.m. à quatre heures p.m. aux fins d’élire : a. Le Président de la République ; b. Les Sénateurs, à raison de trois (3) Sénateurs par département, pour des mandats respectifs de six (6) ans, de quatre (4) ans et de deux (2) ans, conformément au décret électoral ; c. Les Députés. Article 1-1.- Le cas échéant, un second tour aura lieu le mercredi 15 février 2006. Article 1-2.- Le Président élu entrera en fonction le 24 février 2006. Article 2.- Les Assemblées primaires sont convoquées le diamnche 5 mars 2006 de six heures a.m. à quatre heures p.m. aux fins d’élire : a) Les Conseils municipaux ; b) Les Conseils d’administration des sections communales ; c) Les Assemblées des sections communales d) Les Délégués de ville Article 2-1.- Les élections indirectes en vue de l’élection des membres des Assemblées municipales, des membres des Assemblées départementales, des membres des Conseils départementaux et des membres du Conseil interdépartemental, seront tenues suivant les dates publiées par le Conseil electoral Provisoire. Article 3.- Les dates de début et de fermeture de la campagne électorale sont fixées par publication du Conseil Electoral Provisoire. Article 4.- Le présent Arrêté, rapportant l’Arrêté du 3 septembre 2005, sera imprimé, publié et exécuté aux fins de droit à la diligence du ministre de la justice et de la sécurité publique et du ministre de l’intérieur et des collectivités territoriales, chacun en ce qui le concerne. Donné au Palais National, à Port-au-Prince, le 25 novembre 2005, en 202ème de l’indépendance. Par le Président Me Boniface Alexandre Le Premier ministre Gérard Latortue Le ministre de la justice et de la sécurité publique Henri Marge Dorléans Le ministère de l’intérieur et des collectivités territoriales Paul Gustave Magloire o!o! United States - 11/30/2005 at 10:18
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[reprint from last year] Thanksgiving/Bay Mèsi In America, immigrant families embrace Thanksgiving like no other American holiday, and Haitian-American families are no exceptions. New Year's Day means much more to Haitians than to the rest of the world; Martin Luther King Day, a holiday yet to be truly embraced, even by American society; President's day? Come on!; Easter? Maybe the only day, besides Christmas, that the church is full; Mother's Day? Haitian Mothers will gladly accept a gift on the American Mother's Day, the second Sunday of May, but, it's the "Haitian Mother's Day," the last Sunday of May, that they expect to be worshiped; Memorial Day? Not when the battles we fought in Savannah, Georgia are ignored, plus the greatest battle was fought on November 18, 1803, in Haiti; Father's day? Not even fathers remember; July 4th? As Public Enemy put it, "if you heard I was celebrating, that's a world wide lie!” Labor Day? Too many of us still have to work; Columbus Day? Don't get me started... Halloween? Americans can't even agree on what exactly this day celebrates; Veterans Day? America is involved politically or economically in many of the immigrant families' own homelands; Christmas? Considering that the majority of people around the world are not Christians, many just celebrate the "holidays." Immigrant families take Thanksgiving to heart, because we have so much to be thankful for, including living in America. Plus, any holiday that celebrates eating good food, seeing friends and family can't be all bad. Although we celebrate differently, we still can enjoy the day. In my family, there's no such thing as carving the turkey at the table. My mother carves, cuts up, spices, and marinates the turkey at the latest on the Tuesday before. Preparation of the diri ak pwa starts early in the day. The pen patat is hidden from all those who wish to attack it before the big meal. The "special occasion" five star Barbancourt is put out for those family members who've traveled far to come and share the meal. Infinite hours are spent kissing infinite family members, "vin bo matant! al bo kouzin!" However, wherever two or more Haitians meet, a political "discussion" will begin, but with families it ends with remembrance of those still in Haiti. They live far from us, but they are very near to our hearts. We give thanks for those who stay behind and call Haiti "home." We thank America for giving us refuge when we needed to get away to regroup. We thank America for giving us a day when we can say thanks, mèsi, for what was, what is, and what is to be. sitemgr <webmaster@echodhaiti.com> United States - 11/24/2005 at 13:03
The group RAFRECHI is wishing a "HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY" to everyone in the community. Also, we would like to inform all the fans who are interested to travel to Delaware tomorrow night (Friday Nov.25) with us that the last ride will be leaving Columbia at 7:00 P.M. Please, call us in advance for reservation because the seats are limited. Hope to see you all tomorrow night for a great party. By the way, Grande Premiere of RAFRECHI's music video "Wap Plede Gade Mwen" is scheduled for tomorrow as well in Delaware. 3 REASONS TO PARTY WITH US TOMORROW: 1) RAFRECHI is back in Delaware by popular demand. 2) The release of "Wap Plede Gade Mwen" music video. Lots of surprises. Come see for yourself. 3) Come say Good Bye to the great guitar player "Jean Gardy Hyppolite". He will be missing in action during the month of December... He will be performing with the President, Sweet Micky. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! RAFRECHI Love Columbia, MD United States - 11/24/2005 at 12:29
CEEPCO RECORDS and ZANZIBAR invite you to a Pre-Christmas Celebration on Saturday December 17 at Zanzibar-on-the-Waterfront with world renowned artist SWEET MICKY. Doors open at 10:30PM; tickets are $30.00 in advance and can be purchased at www.ceepcorecords.com until 6:00PM the day of the event. For info. 301-648-4800. We are also proud to announce that the GRAND OPENING at Chez Yonyon's Restaurant will take place on Friday December 2nd. from 4:00PM to midnight. For info. 301-853-0404. Thank you for your support. Please mark your calendars and spread the word. CEEPCO RECORDS <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 11/24/2005 at 09:54
Read the article :Free speech on KD. Be fair.Just be fair. sandra United States - 11/21/2005 at 22:18
I did check out the konpadireck.com site and this is what I found. More than 400 people visited the Trankill subject on the forum which is good for Trankill,because good news,bad news is still news,however only 3 people wrote negatives comments and you capitalize on that to show here on echodhaiti that Trankill had bad reviews. That was uncall for. Now since you were not being fair,I want to point out the the readers of echodhaiti that those three guys did not single Trankill out,they do the same thing to every artists,every groups that Konpadirek.com is trying to introduce. Mach,Pidous and inkonu are now being warned by Konpadirek.com for their behavior. Go back to the site now and read the posting od DJ Love on of the site moderator posted today. It reads:I assume all the responsibility by calling the 3 guys out.You guys have been warn in public so you can't so you can't say you didn't know.If personal attack don't stop you will be banned by me after all virtual meeting with Jolie(the site owner) and Paz (another moderator).This is your 1st and last warning from me. That is what is posted by Dj Love about the 3 SOB's writing negative comments on every body,not just Trankill. It seems that those 3 individuals are out to destroy Konpadireck.com by playing dirty just like some of you here in DC/MD/are so disgusting that many people have shy away from our own site here Echodhaiti. sandra United States - 11/21/2005 at 22:09
Big protest on December 10 in Miami Florida asking the Defacto government of Boniface-Latortue to release Father Gerard Jean-Juste. Ayisyen leve kanpe pou injistis fini nan peyi-a!!! Pe Jean-Juste fe anpil pou nou, pou fanmi nou nan lakou Miami. Dim kisa Latortue te fe pou nou: kout baton, masak, Vole, touye moun, bwe san pep-la. Lague pe Jean-Juste tan pri souple. ***** ***** United States - 11/21/2005 at 17:40
Condamnation de Oriel Jean par un Tribunal de Miami pour trafic de la drogue Un Tribunal de Miami a condamné l'ancien chef de la sécurité du président déchu Jean Bertrand Aristide à trois ans de prison pour avoir aidé des trafiquants colombiens à introduire aux Etats-Unis des tonnes de cocaïne. Selon les autorités judiciaires américaines, Oriel Jean a fourni d'importantes informations sur son patron Aristide l'impliquant indirectement dans le dossier de la drogue. il reste à déterminer comment la justice américaine va formellement accuser l'ancien président devant un grand jury pour trafic de la drogue. L'ancien officiel lavalas a aidé la justice américaine dans l'identification de 18 haïtiens et colombiens impliqués dans le trafic de la drogue et qui sont en contact avec des politiciens et d'anciens hauts gradés de la Police nationale. Selon un récent article publié par le Miami Hérald, quelques arrestations pourraient être effectuées prochainement. Le Miami Hérald a révélé que des agences fédérales américaines continuent d'enquêter de manière agressive sur la façon dont Jean Bertrand Aristide aurait notamment reçu de l'argent des trafiquants de drogue et aussi sur les détournements de fonds de l'Etat haïtien. Le journal américain revient avec le témoignage du trafiquant Jacques Kétant devant un tribunal dans lequel il a indiqué avoir versé des centaines de milliers de dollars à l'ex-président Jean Bertrand Aristide et à son chef de sécurité pour faciliter l'atterissage des avions transportant des cargaisons de stupéfiants. Oriel Jean a avoué avoir approuvé un badge de sécurité spéciale au trafiquant de drogue Serges Edouard qui lui permettait de circuler partout sur le territoire haïtien sans être inquiété par la Police. Le condamné reconnait enfin avoir reçu entre 200 et 400 mille dollars américains des trafiquants de drogue entre 2001 et 2003, prériode à laquelle il était le chef de sécurité de l'ex-président Jean Bertrand Aristide. Sapired United States - 11/21/2005 at 17:39
Lundi, 21 novembre 2005 12:57 Condamnation de Oriel Jean par un Tribunal de Miami pour trafic de la drogue Un Tribunal de Miami a condamné l'ancien chef de la sécurité du président déchu Jean Bertrand Aristide à trois ans de prison pour avoir aidé des trafiquants colombiens à introduire aux Etats-Unis des tonnes de cocaïne. Selon les autorités judiciaires américaines, Oriel Jean a fourni d'importantes informations sur son patron Aristide l'impliquant indirectement dans le dossier de la drogue. il reste à déterminer comment la justice américaine va formellement accuser l'ancien président devant un grand jury pour trafic de la drogue. L'ancien officiel lavalas a aidé la justice américaine dans l'identification de 18 haïtiens et colombiens impliqués dans le trafic de la drogue et qui sont en contact avec des politiciens et d'anciens hauts gradés de la Police nationale. Selon un récent article publié par le Miami Hérald, quelques arrestations pourraient être effectuées prochainement. Le Miami Hérald a révélé que des agences fédérales américaines continuent d'enquêter de manière agressive sur la façon dont Jean Bertrand Aristide aurait notamment reçu de l'argent des trafiquants de drogue et aussi sur les détournements de fonds de l'Etat haïtien. Le journal américain revient avec le témoignage du trafiquant Jacques Kétant devant un tribunal dans lequel il a indiqué avoir versé des centaines de milliers de dollars à l'ex-président Jean Bertrand Aristide et à son chef de sécurité pour faciliter l'atterissage des avions transportant des cargaisons de stupéfiants. Oriel Jean a avoué avoir approuvé un badge de sécurité spéciale au trafiquant de drogue Serges Edouard qui lui permettait de circuler partout sur le territoire haïtien sans être inquiété par la Police. Le condamné reconnait enfin avoir reçu entre 200 et 400 mille dollars américains des trafiquants de drogue entre 2001 et 2003, prériode à laquelle il était le chef de sécurité de l'ex-président Jean Bertrand Aristide. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2005 Radio Métropole. HAITI Conception et production Naskita.com Contacter le webmaster informations@naskita.com o!o! United States - 11/21/2005 at 13:57
About TRANKILL on www.konpadirek.com As per someone's request, I decided to give the song a listen. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear! Did you guys actually sit down and write that tune? What is its selling point exactly? Are you guys SURE you want to pursue this career path? Have you actually played this for friends and family members? Leave it to Haitians to give me reasons to dislike the Internet. If it weren't for the Net, there's no way in HELL that such rubbish would ever find its way to my ears. I think you guys should send this song to Jacques Chirac. Playing it over the loudspeakers will definitely send the rioters running for cover. Hey, at least it's good for something, right? INKONU I just finished listening one of Trankil's tracks. I think I just wasted my bandwidth. One thing that I must about you is that you do know how obfuscate matters with your long winded nonsensical irrelevant rhetorics. These smoke screens do not change the matter at hand; Sonson did not make the grade. Logging to some web site and viewing some pictures will not change that fact at all. So let's agree to disagree. You obviously believe in your product. I won't argue with that because there are a great number of people who believe that Elvis and Tupac are still alive. I haven't heard the whole CD, so I am not going to put down the CD by listening to just one song. The PR guy from Trankill does possess the gift of gab because it takes someone with such skills to promote unworthy products. MACHIAVEL the more i read about Trankill, the more turned OFF i get The song sucks...nothing to report on...you gusy should STOP marketing yourself as a BENZ when your product is a Ford Escort...without an engine even...i am hoping that's not your best, otherewise forget the "rest" no lyric...ok you guys explain the "voyé monté" phenomenon...but even voye monte carries a melody...the more infectious the more it sticks with the listener, the more pleasing the aural experience Vocal...annoying to say the least PI DOUS So far you've proven to us that Trankill does not have any decent song writers, drum programmer and you're doing a very, very poor job acting as their PR personnel. Pidous was very generous when he compared Trankill to an engineless Ford Escort when he should have compared it to the Ford Edsel, which was a major flop in Ford's automotive history. The whole world knows that the American people were deceived about the Iraqi war. Do you think that the president will ever come out and admit he lied to us? Heck no! Therefore, it doesn't matter how honest and franck we are with you regarging your band, you will never come on the board and apologize to us for wasting our bandwidth. On the positive side, there are million 28 million deaf people in America. Perhaps you can try to promote your music to them. MACH All of the above is very laudable and ambitious as an aspiration for a band inthe HMI... My questions remains: What have got to "show" to merit our "business"... until you can carry a night on your own (besides being in your home town where all your relative and friends are in attendance with free admission) you are not a "djazz"...to put it in other words you are an OPENING act, far from the main event. You play for the chairs...and you better start on time, cause the "SHOW" will go on when the main attraction is ready to play and you better not be delaying it... For now, please be there by 9:30/10pm so you can vacate by 11:30 how do you plan on making it to the point where any one cares that you start on time, if no one notices you handle "business" differently, what would it matter? I don't mean to discourage you, by all means be the revolutionary, be the trend setter...For now, let me put it to you bluntly, nobody cares about your "business" until you "show" them that you mean "business" as in a true KONPA contender...until then POZE/TRANKILLizé'w!!! PI DOUS Marie United States - 11/20/2005 at 17:14
Compas, Michel Marthélly aurait mis un terme au contrat de ce dernier et tente de retrouver les services de Jean Gardy , actuel membre du groupe RAFRECHI, qui avait déjà évolué dans la garde présidentielle. Le palais serait - il menacé? On ne sait trop, mais il faut s'attendre à certains changements dans les jours à venir. Roroli.com Marie United States - 11/20/2005 at 16:27
That is not true. I just start to feel rafrechi, O O. Miss E United States - 11/18/2005 at 00:08
mezanmi eske se vre Jn Gardy kite Rafrechi pou-l tounin nan Sweet Micky? HO! HO! HO! United States - 11/17/2005 at 19:55
Mesye mwen pa jam sezi konsa nan vi mwen. Mwen toujou tande Harold Charles ap di, li mim li pa nan politik. Epi jounen jodi-a, se mim Harold sa kap invite moun vin koute kandida, voye email epi mande lajan. Gintan gin ipokrit nan lakou Washington!!! @#$ @#$ United States - 11/17/2005 at 12:38
CEEPCO Record (Harold Charles) has sent an exclusive invitation to you to attend a cocktail party on November 18, 2005 at the Holiday Inn located at 8777 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910 between 6:00PM and 9:00PM to welcome the arrival in the United States of the Haitian leading candidate for President of the Republic of Haiti. Mr. Charles H. Baker will profess his superior agenda for the empowerment of our wonderful country of Haiti. In addition, you will have the opportunity to interact and get to know Mr. Baker personally and find out why he is the #1 choice of the haitian people. We hope you give serious consideration to this invitation and your presence will be appreciated. Contributions to the Baker campaign are welcomed. Please make checks or money orders payable to: TOUT MOUN LADANL INC. Thanking you in adavance for your participation and support. Ti Baker Ti Baker United States - 11/17/2005 at 09:05
Junior, are you serious? Man, can't wait for Kreyol la, mwen pral kore'm...Where can we purchase tickets? Let a sister know, thanks! " Don't Forget KREOL LA Is Coming on the 26 of November @ Juste Lounge In Bethesda..... Come Party with Us......ONly $25 in advance..." Smiley Later..... Loune United States - 11/15/2005 at 16:52
Don't Forget KREOL LA Is Coming on the 26 of November @ Juste Lounge In Bethesda..... Come Party with Us......ONly $25 in advance... Smiley Later..... Dj Smiley Bethesda , Md United States - 11/15/2005 at 00:46
Don't Forget KREOL LA Is Coming on the 26 of November @ Juste Lounge In Bethesda..... Come Party with Us...... Smiley Later..... Dj Smiley Bethesda , Md United States - 11/15/2005 at 00:45
Don't Forget KREOL LA Is Coming on the 26 of November @ Juste Lounge In Bethesda..... Come Party with Us...... Smiley Later..... Dj Smiley Bethesda , Md United States - 11/15/2005 at 00:45
L'organisation Yele Haïti, de concert avec l'Organisation Alimentaire Mondiale (PAM) ont annoncé lundi le lancement d'un nouveau progranme conjoint de distribution de nourriture à Cité Soleil et au Bel-Air, deux quartiers populaires considérés comme les plus violents et les plus vulnérables de la capitale. Les opérations de distribution de nourriture ont diminué considérablement dans ces 2 quartiers en raison de la violence qui y a prévalu ces derniers mois. Yéle Haïti l'organisation fondée en 2004 par Wyclef Jean, l'artiste haïtien de hip hop de renommée internationale , avait organisé en juin dernier de concert avec d'autres musiciens, une importante distribution de nourriture au Bel-Air et à Cité Soleil, deux quartiers qui ont également été soumis ces derniers temps à des attaques meurtrières. Avec un niveau de pauvreté sans précédent, un carence de services et d'infrastructures, ces deux quartiers sont les bidonvilles les plus pauvres d'Haïti où le taux de chômage est d'au moins 80%. " Le peu d'accès à la nourriture dans ces deux quartiers réduit leurs résidents à adopter des mesures drastiques de nutrition, indique une note de presse de Yele Haïti, rapportant que les habitants de ces deux quartiers en sont arrivés même à cuire des tartes de boue à base d'argile toxique pour ne pas crever de faim. Yele Haïti et PAM conjuguent leurs efforts pour distribuer de la nourriture 2 fois par mois, nourrissant ainsi environ 2700 personnes par jour. Le représentant du Pam Haïti, Amadou Mbaye," s'est déclaré satisfait de la la collaboration avec Yele Haïti, qui a permis, a-t-il dit, d'atteindre les personnes les plus nécessiteuses d'Haïti, notamment les femmes et les enfants de Cité Soleil et de Bel-air. Plusieurs artistes haïtiens dont Don Kato, Gracia Delva et d'autres proches de Wyclef Jean comme Henri Robert Dominique se trouvaient ce lundi à Cité Soleil aux côtés de Wyckef Jean, un artiste très respecté à l'étranger et qui s'impliquent de plus en plus dans les activités sociales en Haïti. . <.> ., . United States - 11/14/2005 at 22:07
Tonight on MCT (Montgomery Community Television) Channel 19 Comcast Cable, Montgomery County, Maryland (6:30PM): EchodHaiti.com presents... Azor & Ti Coca call (301) 424-1730 for additional programming times and dates. SiteMgr United States - 11/14/2005 at 11:29
Compliments au webmaster de ce très beau site! Visitez WWW.ROROLI.COM pour vous informer sur tout ce qui se passe en Haiti. Jean-Robert <jrduprat@gmail.com> P-au-P, Ouest Haiti - 11/12/2005 at 05:32
Rien n'a changé.Rien n'a changé. Nul n'est prophète en son pays. YO té clouré Jésus sou la kwa. YO té touyé Dessalines nan pon rouge. YO pat bon.YO pap janm bon. Aji pa okipé YO,sé sou mango mi YO voyé roche. le peuple United States - 11/11/2005 at 20:34
Part of an article: ARISTIDE'S MONEY OFFSHORE Originally: How Haiti Was Looted with the Help of Shell Companies and Secret Bank Accounts and U.S. Corporations. Lucy Komisar, 2005-11-12 (Lucy Komisar is a New York journalist who since 1997 has written about offshore bank and corporate secrecy and money-laundering and how the offshore system enables international financial crime and corruption as well as drug and arms trafficking, corporate fraud, terrorism, dictatorship, and tax evasion. She is a founder and member of the steering committee of the Tax Justice Network, an international NGO that opposes offshore tax evasion by corporations and the wealthy.) Add former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide to the long list of corrupt and repressive officials who have used western banks and companies and offshore tax havens to plunder their countries and launder the stolen money. Aristide and his associates looted government coffers, wrote checks to front companies for nonexistent purchases, padded invoices to get kickbacks from vendors, secretly owned companies that cheated Haiti of taxes, and laundered the money they stole through shell companies and secret bank accounts set up in the U.S. and the offshore tax havens of Turks and Caicos and the British Virgin Islands. Aristide's corruption is documented by incorporation papers, copies of bank checks, bank transfer documents, invoices, company payment statements, and sworn testimony. Nearly $20 million has been documented as stolen between 2001, when Aristide took office as president for the second time, and 2004, when he fled or was forced out of the country according to varying accounts. An administrative commission of inquiry says that at the beginning of the chain of transfers, ex-director general of the government bank Rodnée Deschineau moved $19 million in government funds through the accounts of Aristide's governmental "Private Secretary Account." I have copies of twelve checks drawn on that account from 2001 to 2002 and cashed by the Bank of the Republic of Haiti for sums of $100,000 to $600,000, and totaling $4,662,000. The information, including the private secretary checks, was collected by the Central Unit of Financial Information (UCREF), an agency set up, as in other countries in recent years, to investigate money laundering, and by the Administrative Commission on Inquiry (Commission d'Enquete Administrative) headed by former Haitian senator Paul Denis. Denis was charged by the current government with investigating corruption during the Aristide years. His report says Aristide and his collaborators transferred $17,489,415 abroad. The Haiti investigators' mandate till now has been to look at events during Aristide's second term. However, the attorneys in the lawsuit have the option of using the discovery process to look into earlier practices, including during the 1990s when Aristide was in exile, when he continued his first term (1994 to 96), and when his close associate Rene Préval was president (1996 and 2001). This would likely considerably increase the amounts involved. The documents are the basis of a Haitian government lawsuit filed in Miami Nov. 2, 2005, under the U.S. RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) statute. The defendants are listed at the end of this report. The Haitian government seeks to recoup the stolen money plus penalties allowed by the law. Allegations also appear in a New Jersey lawsuit filed by a former employee of IDT, a U.S. telecommunications company accused of paying kickbacks to Aristide. Payoffs to Aristide or his associates were also made by drug traffickers, according to the testimony of half a dozen Haitians indicted by the U.S. for helping the transit of cocaine through Haiti to the United States. Ira Kurzban, Aristide's Miami lawyer, declined to discuss any of the facts or allegations in this report. PR United States - 11/11/2005 at 18:07
Wi, men nou pap sipote medyokrite,egoyis ak gin foli sipestar!!! !@# !@# United States - 11/11/2005 at 16:39
In TiManno word: " Mizisyen son sel kod fanmi kelkeswa nasyonalite'...l" "...m'pawe rezon poun fe polemik, polemik pap fe'n avanse..." Let's support our community and everything good it has to offer. PR United States - 11/11/2005 at 15:57
Nap pale de Ajimal, sa ki kanpe deye li yo pi mal toujou. Sak pi red-la, yo sanble yo pi edike pase Ajimal. Pou ti neg-sa yo kite Ajimal ap fe yo fe tintin. Mesie-o, alakote moun gin pou we se nan Washington. ! ! United States - 11/11/2005 at 14:52
Nahima, se yon intevensyon wi pou yo ta fe pou agimal, menm gan yo fe pou mounn ki adikte a drug/alkol... malerezman, li ginle pa gin zanmi, bon kote madanm li, pitit li yo, paket moun edike li gin nan fanmi li, yo youn paka dil ke lamarine pa metie'l? se mare pou yo ta mare'l msie pou yo fe'l gade tet li nan televizion, pou'l ta ka we kijan li paret stipid... This is not a joke man, honest to GOD, this is not for you, please give it up... o!o! United States - 11/11/2005 at 14:32
BBB- Kijan ou fe konnin ke se rafreshi kap ekri bagay sa yo. Si mwen konpran' byen, Trankill avek Rafreshi jwe avek min'm espes de mizisyen non? (i.e. Ti-Micky and the neg tet swa). Nou toujou ap devine ki moun kap ekri sou bod lan, e ampil mwen se menti nap bay. Pou zafe trankill lan, se yon wont pou we jan yon moun ap promote tet li konsa, sispan pase espes de interview'w lan, enough crap . Se pa posib Prince Agi, ginle pa gin zanmi, ou byen zanmi sa yo pa rinmin'w otreman yo ta ba'w ti konsay. Ala mouche fe grimas papa. It's ok to feel young a heart, but my gosh, you prince agi are unbelievable my friend, you're a middle-age man, stop behaving like a teenager, you'll be better off. Nahima United States - 11/11/2005 at 12:34
AJIMAL, JWET SE JWET KOCHET PA LADAN,N, KI SA KI TRANKILL-LA? PA BA TET OU MANTI. SA FE KONBYEN TAN KE TRANKILL FET, MWEN PA KWE KE TRANKILL KO JAM JWE DEVAN 10 MOUN NAN WASHINGTON ( E MWEN FE PA'W LEM DI 10). KONDI LOT MOUN YO DI, FOUT BOUDA'U OU KOTE E BAY MOUN LA PE-YO PA BO ISIT. ???? ???? United States - 11/11/2005 at 11:46
OH OH Neg rafrechi sa yo tounin ap ekri betiz nan forum sa anko.Chak foi ou moune pale de trankill yo di moun nan ou bann betiz. That is the wrong way to compete fellows.In my eyes and surely the eyes of others,it's only ugly,very ugly. Sa nou pral di foi sa.bbb=agimal. Mal pou ront.Nou met dil. bbb United States - 11/10/2005 at 16:49
Bon Ajimal=Tico, al fout bouda-ou ou kote. bay moun lape-yo. !!! !!!! United States - 11/09/2005 at 17:43
by the way lem te maryland,pat guin ti baka,ti fatra,ti cochon tancou ou yo non. map chita deye moin nan bel kay moin altanta,ou minm ti cochon rete nan ti labou ou kontinie mange k... se sak fe se k.. selman ou ka pale ti cochon. tico United States - 11/09/2005 at 16:58
stan why do you have to be such a nasty,vilain,hostile,imbecil,rude,cruel,stupid idiot? why stan why? paske ou se ou ti biab baka,ou ti bet led,ou ti chin bout ke.yo zo bouke chin. if i can recall some people here did call you satan instead of stan. right. ki pwoblem ou ou pa konnim mouin pa konnin ou. maladi ou soufri ya se pa li ou di docke ya. al couche toutousse. tico United States - 11/09/2005 at 16:46
Ticoco al chita tande. P. Interesting article. it applies to many Haitian "women" i know Stan Joseph Green Meadows, MD United States - 11/08/2005 at 21:06
by curiosity i went to the trankillmusic.com site and lord i was in for a big surprise. big big improv from last month to this one. good job,very good job agi. tico United States - 11/08/2005 at 17:47
Interesting read Has the Black woman disqualified herself from marriage? By Raymond Coleman The common cry from the females in the so called “black community” is that there are no good men or there is a shortage of good men or all the good men are gone and the rest are in jail, on drugs or are gay. I sense that most of those assertions however loosely based on reality contain the typical dose of female produced hysteria, irrationality, dementia, and the ever cascading chemical called estrogen. Emotion drives much of the ethos Black men have to deal with on a daily basis from his potential soul mate. I submit to you that while the Black man’s problems are quite obvious, so are the issues concerning what would otherwise be his assigned mate. I don’t know if you have been up on current events, but the examples of finer Black womanhood are becoming more and more scarce. The Black woman has essentially disqualified herself for marriage. Yes, there are some very fine women out there with the temperament, attitude and respect for the institution of marriage, but I would also warn that finding, courting and ultimately selecting an African-American woman worthy of sharing your life and fortune with is going to be an even more difficult task. Sure you can find one who will want to get married, but is she what you envision her to be? She wants Prince Charming (yes even the sistuhs want one), but is she willing to first of all see through your Dickies, sewn on name tag and dirty fingernails to allow you to treat her like that Princess? I would say no. The Black woman has been co-opted and corrupted. She has erroneously signed on to White feminism and been duped into a false since of empowerment by her White captives. Now, I know what you are saying. What is wrong with a sister asserting herself and being strong and independent? On the surface nothing. Nothing if she wants to remain single that is. I feel the sisters have not fully understood feminism and its goal. It has only one goal. That goal is a full usurpation of power from her White mate. The White feminist does not want equality with men. She wants power over men. By definition, this means war! As opposed to the White male legislators who day by day cave to the White woman by allowing them to vote (The 19th Amendment), destroy athletics (Title IX) and kill their children (Roe v. Wade), Black men must never allow the one person he can love and protect and honor become his worst nightmare and enemy. Alas, it may be too late. The Black woman has become an angry, attitudinous, vindictive, hateful and often violent adversary to the one entity she should also love, honor and serve. The Black woman has allowed herself to become the caricature and stereotype she claims she is not. In response, the male is on war footing to defende himself from the incessant barrage of insults to his character and worth. The Black woman IS Regina King in “Jerry McGuire”, “Ray” and “Miss Congeniality II.” She IS Gabrielle Union in “Deliver us from Eva.” She IS Angela Bassett in “Waiting to Exhale.” While they choose to call these women “strong” and “independent,” her mate-to-be is calling her a bitch of the highest order. Instead of taking note of the more attractive qualities of the woman who is for the time being stimulating his rods and cones, he is instead going through a process driven by fear and skepticism that is designed to disqualify her. While it may appear to bode well that our women are becoming successful in law, medicine, the arts and politics to name a few, she is also becoming a world class unbearable bitch in the process. Why would any man in his right man marry a woman whose job it is to argue and win? I look at people like Julianne Malveux, Sheila Jackson Lee, Maxine Waters and cannot for the life of me see how these women found spouses and have to further question, were they such evil and cantankerous beings before the “I dos” were exchanged. Of course not all women are like these bottom draggers, but let’s take a look at the other examples of so called “finer womanhood” that is training our daughters. Let’s take the video vixens and female rappers for example. Am I not the only one who sees this strange witch’s brew of images and examples coming together to form not a loving submissive wife, but instead the freakin’ Bride of Frankenstein! I love Black women, make no mistake about that, but I am concerned about what Black men who have already been beaten down are going to now have to endure at the hands of what had been his source of comfort. What had been his “ace-boon-coon” and “back-seater” in times of turmoil, strife and war. Where is the love? I don’t know the answers, but I do know this. If the girl you meet on the street invites you to pick her up and take her out and the directions to her house don’t include something like “turn right at the crooked tree, go ‘bout fo’ chunkin’ rocks to the crick and holla” you may just end up with yet another nicely gift wrapped nightmare who can’t boil water, knows only one position and will cut you deep if you cross her. PR United States - 11/07/2005 at 18:51
Epa Eko vle antre nan politik. Smoochees, miss u much on this board! Map Swiv United States - 11/07/2005 at 12:41
CARIMI and the Queen of Zouk TEEYAH at Hollywood Ballroom, Sat. Nov. 12, 2005 SWWET MICKY at ZANZIBAR, Sat. Dec. 17, 2005 CEEPCO RECORDS <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 11/05/2005 at 07:58
Statement on Misinformation Attacks November 2, 2005 “The ongoing misinformation attacks against me and the broad-based coalition of pro-democracy political parties under the banner of Tet Ansanm are meant to distract the world from the vicious cycle of violence, poverty and corruption that are strangling our beloved Haiti. We will not engage in political games to hide the fact that this cycle of violence and poverty has left Haitians unable to put food on the table. Instead, we will be a beacon of truth and shine the light on these injustices. We will talk about solutions to the myriad of challenges facing Haiti. As a nation, we are ready to move forward and start talking about how we will change the future of Haiti for the better. We are tired of the political insiders stealing from the mouths of children. Now it is time for us sweep out the failed politics and bring in strong new leadership that is not poisoned by the dirty clique of insider politics that has crippled our beautiful country.” -- Dumarsais Siméus, Nov. 2, 2005 Newsflash !!!! United States - 11/04/2005 at 15:16
pagen ride pou Delaware this time? just a Question pakapala s.s, md United States - 11/03/2005 at 22:24
Rafrechiville - I like that. Mwen chage program wi la Marie United States - 11/03/2005 at 19:53
Gino, The Haitiandiaspora.com website is beautiful. Good luck with it. Elena United States - 11/03/2005 at 11:23
Hello MD, DC and VA!!! Save the date. CEEPCO Records presents Happy Birthday CARIMI with Special Guest, Teeyah (Queen of Zouk), Sat. Nov. 12, 2005, Hollywood Ballroom, 2126 Industrial Pkwy., Silver Spring, MD 20904. Doors open at 9:00PM; tickets are $30 in advance and can be purchased at www.ceepcorecords.com. Thank you. CEEPCO RECORDS <sales@ceepco.com> Silver Spring, MD United States - 11/02/2005 at 22:25
TO ALL THE FANS WHO HAVE BEEN PATIENTLY WAITING FOR THE BAND, WE ARE ENDING THE YEAR 2005 WITH A BANG, HERE WE GO: THANKSGIVING BASH RAFRECHI @ LA FRONTERA - FRIDAY NOV. 25, 2005 - FROM 10PM TO 2AM ROUTE 20 - CONCORD RD SEAFORD, DELAWARE $15 ADV - $20 DOOR RAFRECHI @ISLAND CAFE - SATURDAY NOV.26, 2005 - FROM 10 PM TO 3 AM 829 UPSHUR ST. N.W (BETWEEN 9TH ST & 8TH ST) WASHINGTON, DC 20011 $20 ADV RAFRECHI @ISLAND CAFE - FRIDAY DEC. 23, 2005 $20 ADV MERRY CHRISTMAS RAFRECHI @ISLAND CAFE - SATURDAY DEC. 24, 2005 FROM 10 PM TILL YOU DROP $20 ADV HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006 RAFRECHI @ISLAND CAFE - SATURDAY DEC. 31, 2005 FROM 10 PM TILL YOU DROP $20 ADV FREE HAT, TIARA, BLOW, SOUPE JOUMOU ON THE MENU AS WELL DIRECTION TO ISLAND CAFE: TAKE GEORGIA AVE (SOUTH), TURN LEFT ON UPSHUR ST. (AWAY FROM TEXACO GAS STATION), SECOND BLOCK (9TH ST & 8TH ST). RAFRECHI Love Rafrechiville, md United States - 11/02/2005 at 22:20
Yopranm......ki bo nan echodhaiti madanm? How far do I need to go back to read this news?...lol Nap kinbe piti piti......Soleil la bel e li cho....mwen pa bezwen di'w. Konbyen degre li fe bo kote pa'w la? Nice talking to you hon... smoochees United States - 11/02/2005 at 16:02
Smoochees ou jwen' Madame. Reste, se nan echodhaiti mwen apran ou ke pa rete nan zon nan anko... Fe sa 'w sipoze fe sista. 'Til then, take good care! Yopran'm United States - 11/02/2005 at 15:15
ahhhh...ou la! ou la! jete'w pitit...lol smoochees United States - 11/02/2005 at 14:41
nu look chérie........ ou sou menw,mwen sou menm tou....... bali United States - 11/02/2005 at 14:06
Bali, "Si ti ko'w pa bon....JETE'W" Si'w di'm ki djazz sa ou kanpe sou pye'w vre...jete'w pou tout bon. Se nou ki pou fe pwogram wi pa ret tan pwogram vin jwen nou. MD can use some new and exciting stuff.....go figure...lol smoochees United States - 11/02/2005 at 08:15
smooches dépi walé ya echo a crazé. bagay la red bo icit la. ou bien fèt jétéw. mwen menm mwen dèyè chérie. town nan raz a morrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. bali United States - 11/01/2005 at 18:46
Just a quick HELLO to my people on echo....what's happening? smoochees United States - 11/01/2005 at 16:16
Today @ 4:30 PM on channel 19, Montgomery County EchodHaiti.com presents... Azor and Ti Coca Stay tuned for more dates. SiteMgr United States - 11/01/2005 at 14:38
The skins gave a it for free like a lady o de night who's mad @ her pimp. skin fan United States - 10/31/2005 at 20:24
Skins fans, what happened? PR United States - 10/31/2005 at 17:46
Good article:
Alpha Drenches Dominican Republic, Haiti By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU, AP PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (Oct. 24) - Tropical Storm Alpha pounded Haiti and the Dominican Republic with torrential rains and gusty winds Sunday, sending rivers crashing over their banks, washing away homes and tossing debris into the streets. At least one person was killed. Alpha formed south of the Dominican Republic on Saturday, becoming the record-breaking 22nd named storm of the 2005 Atlantic season. It rumbled ashore near the southern Dominican town of Barahona with 50 mph winds, dousing the region with heavy showers. The storm was later downgraded to a tropical depression after passing over the mountainous zone near the Dominican border with Haiti. It was expected to move into the open Atlantic by Monday after brushing the southeastern Bahamas. In Haiti, at least 23 homes were washed away when a rain-swollen river overflowed its banks and flooded a neighborhood in the Port-au-Prince suburb of Carrefour, said Katleen Monpoint of Haiti's civil protection agency. A resident died after being electrocuted when their house was swept away, Monpoint said. She couldn't say if the victim was a man or a woman. Residents of Carrefour said they called authorities for help but no one came. "I've lost everything,'' said a sobbing Rolande Bruno as she pointed to the lone standing wall from her simple concrete home, which was dangling over a ravine."No one had warned us of anything, but we're not stupid. When the water started rising fast, we left for safety.'' Another river overflowed its banks in the southern town of Jacmel, flooding some areas and forcing an unknown number of residents into shelters, said civil protection director Maria Alta Jean-Baptiste. "The population there is facing big difficulties. We have begun evacuations,'' she said. In the capital, the airport was closed for several hours because of heavy rain, which turned main streets into muddy streams and tossed piles of trash and basketball-sized stones into the road. Cars and buses slowly forded through brown, axle-deep water on the main road to the south of the city. At 11 p.m. EDT, the poorly defined center of the depression was about 100 miles north of Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas and moving toward the northwest at nearly 21 mph. Maximum sustained winds were nearly 35 mph. Heavy rain was reported throughout the Dominican Republic and authorities had ordered the evacuation of some 30,000 people from areas prone to flooding, said Jose Luis German, a spokesman for the country's Emergency Operations Committee. About 1,000 people were in shelters. Civil authorities with megaphones walked through low-lying neighborhoods of San Juan de Maguana - which was badly damaged by Hurricane George in 1998 - and urged people to leave. Authorities reported moderate flooding in several low-lying communities in the southern Dominican Republic. The system was not considered a threat to the United States, forecasters said. Meteorologist Ignacio Feliz of the Dominican weather service said authorities were especially concerned since heavy rains - in part due to Hurricane Wilma - already have drenched the island in recent days. In Haiti, 12 people died from rains and flooding caused by Wilma. The U.S. National Hurricane warned Alpha could bring 4-8 inches of rain across Hispaniola - and as much as 15 inches in some places - "with a strong likelihood of life-threatening flash floods and mudslides.'' Both nations are vulnerable, but the danger is particularly high in Haiti because of extensive deforestation and millions of people who live in flimsy homes on river banks and mountain sides. The previous record of 21 named storms had stood since 1933. Alpha was the 22nd to reach tropical storm strength this year, and the season doesn't end until Nov. 30. Associated Press writer Jose P. Monegro contributed to this report from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. SE PA PALE RANS SELMAN PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI United States - 10/24/2005 at 11:38
Chronique musicale #84 While everyone had been busy talking about the great Orchestre Tropicana and the most recent release of its double CD celebrating its 40th Anniversary, we seem to have somewhat been neglecting this other giant from the North, Orchestre Septentrional, la Boule de feu internationale. Yes, Septen is alive and well, and there is no better testimony to that than its most recent release: L’Orchestre Septentrional, Septen un jour-Septen toujours- 1948-2004. That is 56 years of quality entertainment, a unique feat! If anyone thought Septen was going to fold quietly, well think again. Ever since I got the album, I have never being tired of listening to it. You are in for a treat !. With a solid brass section , excellent rhythm, pretty melodies, the band really pours it on with each tune. The introductory tune, Vanessa is quite entertaining, with a tremendous brass sound and rich voices. I invite you to follow closely the play of the drummer who does an excellent job of supporting each song with great timing and nuances. I also quite enjoyed the play of the keyboardist who, without being flashy, has some very pretty lines throughout the CD. Listen also to the play of the conga player. Do not expect your typical konpa beat, absolutely not. It is this bland of modern and traditional sound which is so admiring in a group like Septentrional which has been able to come up with a nice and entertaining mix of music. No wonder young as old have a tremendous time dancing Septentrional. The same can be said of Tropicana by the way. There is something for everyone on this CD and for me in particular, I found something that has become too rare with Haitian bands: they do not compose slow songs anymore, boleros as we say in Haiti. But would you believe there are two such songs on the CD! Tune No. 5, Mon cher Papa, a "méringue douce" and a very nice tribute to the father, something rather rare, should I say, in Haitian music; and Tune No. 7, Demen, a most beautiful and romantic melody. I think this recent release from Orchestre Septentrional is one of the best by this band in some years: it is tremendously entertaining; the mixing is very good; the lyrics are meaningful and the band shows a lot of versatility. I was trying to decide about which song would be my favorite, but I find it difficult too choose. The truth is that each one of the songs stands on its own and I wonder why the CD did not get more airplay and publicity. That is unfortunately, but one thing you can do to remedy this situation is to hurry to buy your copy; listen to it and you will agree with me that it is an excellent piece of work. Serge Bellegarde – Help fight Haitian CDs piracy, it is bad for everyone. For windows on Haiti, August 2005 NATACHA POTOMAC, MD United States - 10/22/2005 at 15:48
the guys from Rafrechi looking for a beautiful girl to be in the [wap pede gade mwen] music video if you are one or you know one contact me at jodnerson@yahoo.com kerwy miami, florida United States - 10/21/2005 at 01:55
It's been at least a year since my last visit to this site, and at that time I thought this site was very well put together, and very informative. There is always something happening on echodhaiti.com. Here it is a year later, I am even more amazed, and going through the guess book I see a few names that I recognize. I guess this site has made itself a permanent fixture in a lot of people’s lives. Much respect, and continued success!! I won't let a year go by without visiting again. Didine United States - 10/21/2005 at 01:50
KERMESSE - KERMESSE - KERMESSE DANSANTE LEON DIMANCHE DJ KING & TRANKILL THIS SUNDAY OCTOBER 23RD AT 7 PM LOS ARRIEROS RESTAURANT 7926 GEORGIA AVE SILVER SPRING MD BETWEEN EAST WEST HIGHWAY AND EASTERN AVE (parking /entrance also in the rear) GEN ADM. $20.00 You may also see the flyer in the echo concert page. or if you would like to receive it just send us your e-mail address at:trankill@trankillmusic.com and we will forward it to you. STaFF PoZé United States - 10/20/2005 at 20:52
L’Ambassade d’Haïti à Washington prend plaisir à vous informer que le «Alden Theatre» de McLean, Virginie, dans le cadre de son programme Master of Caribbean Music, présentera le chanteur haïtien bien connu Ti-Coca accompagné de son groupe Wanga-Nègès, dans un concert qui aura lieu le jeudi 27 octobre 2005 à 8 p.m. Le théâtre est situé au 1234 Ingleside Avenue, McLean, Virginia 22101. Pour informations supplémentaires veuillez visiter le site www.mcleancenter.org ou |