u/GwoZoz

▲ 42 r/haiti

Pou jan m renmen di betiz...

These young Haitian-Americans make me proud, nothing shows connection to the motherland than being able to do this.. Woww! Elèv sweet micky yo ye.

u/GwoZoz — 2 days ago
▲ 83 r/haiti

Foreign stars that I've seen performed live in Haiti in early 2010s.

The whole debate around whether IShowSpeed should travel to Haiti got me revisiting some of the foreign artists I’ve seen performed live in Port-au-Prince.

Artists/Band such as: Rick Ross, Bob Sinclar, Lil Jon, Arcade Fire, Avicii, Sean Paul, J Balvin, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne etc...

To think that just a decade (+) later, we’re debating whether Haiti is worthy of welcoming a streamer is insane. The fact that events like these would now be nearly impossible today is even crazier to me.
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I hope my generation appreciates the privilege we had of enjoying our country to the fullest in a way that the current generation largely cannot, at least not to the extent that we once could.

If we keep this shit up there will be nothing left for our children and their children. What a legacy!

*Pictures posted were either taken by me, include me, friends, family or they were already public on Chocarella or BP. So if you see yourself, congratulations.*

u/GwoZoz — 7 days ago
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Ti Wès pi gro tanbourinè Ayisyen aprè Azor

Gade san pran loa.

u/GwoZoz — 8 days ago
▲ 56 r/haiti

Melchie Dumornay crowned best player in Ligue 1

Our Melchie won best player in France, I'm so thrilled about this, if you've been watching her you know it's a well-deserved trophy. She plays such an essential role in that Lyon team, when she's absent the team simply ain't the same.

I cannot wait to watch her live, hopefully she wins Ballon D'or as well.

u/GwoZoz — 10 days ago

Haitian food

It's Haitian history month, here's some Haitian food that I've cooked or purchased at restaurants.

u/GwoZoz — 14 days ago
▲ 106 r/haiti

Yon ti tassot kabrit ak tout po...

Dyaspora ki dènye fwa ou manje sa?

u/GwoZoz — 15 days ago
▲ 113 r/haiti

Si on veut que ça marche vraiment, tout commence par cet état d’esprit : être proches les uns des autres, se faire confiance et rester unis. Pas juste des paroles, mais des actions concrètes.

Être présents les uns pour les autres, avancer ensemble, même quand c’est compliqué.

On ne construit rien de solide dans la division. On avance comme ça, côte à côte, pas après pas, comme des frères.

Et tout cela prend encore plus de sens quand on pense à Haïti, ce pays de courage et de dignité, né de la liberté et porté par des générations qui ont toujours refusé de plier. Haïti mérite cette unité, cette force collective, pour écrire un avenir à la hauteur de son histoire.

u/GwoZoz — 17 days ago
▲ 13 r/haiti

A new airline is set to enter our market, I hope they put an end Sunrise Airways and its long-standing dominance.

They have flights from: MONTREAL to CAP and MIAMI to CAP

u/GwoZoz — 19 days ago