Carole Demesmin honored in Montreal

Carole Demesmin, 35 years after her first album, has just added a fifth title to her already impressive discography. The Consulate of Haiti in Montreal took this opportunity to pay tribute to the diva, a staunch defender of Haitian culture who is deeply rooted in African traditions.

Le Nouvelliste
Par Le Nouvelliste
04 déc. 2014 | Lecture : 3 min.
ll"Carole, Leoganèz lan!" (Carole, the Léogânaise, in Kreyòl), exclaims the gleaming cover of Carole Demesmin’s fifth album. It’s the presentation of this latest work which spurred the events of November 28 at the entrance of the Consulate of Haiti in Montreal. In the tiny rooms decorated with paintings and other Haitian motifs, guests clink glasses awaiting the arrival of the diva on her promotional tour in Montreal. Natural hair cascading down her back, face radiant, she whose voice has been compared to Martha Jean-Claude, Toto Bissainthe, Lu

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