BE YOU
Carimi once upon a time, and presently Kai. Richard Cavé has captivated the world for the past decade through Carimi and now Kai. He has a degree in finance, from Baruch College, The City University of New York but always had a passion for music before the world knew him as a lead singer or […]
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Have you ever met someone who you’re not even close to but somehow, touches you or impacts your life in ways others never did before? Not too long ago, I got the news that a Haitian priest, Joseph Simoly, that I truly admire died. When I got the text, I frankly thought it was […]
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October 20th, 2017 For the past few days, I’ve been feeling super grateful for the friends that I have. I’m not perfect but somehow I’m loved, and everytime I think about that, I can’t help to feel all sentimental. I move around a lot so I make a bunch of friends. […]
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A funny thing happens when you become accustomed to moving from one place to another in short periods of time. You stop thinking of each new space as a permanent residence, but more of as a temporary dwelling that even from the beginning, you don’t really let yourself get attached to. For most people, deciding […]
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A tes côtés” (by your side) was a mega hit song in Haiti, precisely around 2008-2009. I could hear people singing the lyrics or humming its melody wherever I would go. It has that Haitian-French Guianese vibe to it that associated pretty well, which made me curious about the French Guianese part that was […]
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THANK YOU 😊😊! Sometimes, a simple thanks is not enough in my world. I really wish I could hug the 1000 people who read my blog to show them how grateful I am. When I think that creating the blog was just supposed to be a side hobby and that today I am celebrating its […]
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I discovered Enposib in March 2017, when I went to Haiti during Easter. When I saw a billboard about Roodyroodboy playing with Enposib and another Band, I for once wanted to go. I thought it would be fun, and it did. Fast forward to the night of the “Bal,” the moment that striked me the […]
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