From the bars of Port-au-Prince to the most remote Haitian villages, and throughout the global diaspora, people listen to and dance the compas. This popular music, which is expected to be added Wednesday to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, is a source of pride for this small Caribbean country.
“Today, compas is the main artistic (and) musical representation of Haiti abroad,” sums up Frantz Duval, director general of Ticket, the country’s leading cultural magazine, who says it has even inf
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