On 11/17/21 Imamou Lele was invited to Queensborough Community College to facilitate a workshop for QCC Dance Department educator Kevin McEwen’s students. Alexandra Jean-Joseph led with basic movements of the traditional Haitian dance styles of Yanvalou, dance of supplication, Nago, dance of war, and Ibo, the dance of liberation. Sky Menesky, along with Michael Adams and Atibon demonstrated traditional percussion rhythms and taught the students a traditional Ibo Song.
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Get ready for traditional Haitian dance with Maxine Montilus! In this series, students will learn dances from the Haitian Folkloric tradition as well as learn steps from the dances of Ibo, Nago, Yanvalou and Kongo. You will also be provided with information on the historical and cultural background of the dances shown in the videos. Come, move and groove & learn about this gem of African Diaspora movement.

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It's been a while! I am super excited to announce the return of Dance w. Dar (A Form of Healing)!

In celebration of my relaunch, I conducted a series of Konpa tutorials demonstrating some basic tips when dancing Konpa, along with a mini private Konpa session.

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Men bon konpa pou fet ou. Moso mizik saa yo gen tantans pou few danse lol... Siw pa danse petet se problem senti oubyenm pa konnen. Enjoy!!!

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Join Jamel Cherry in this episode of Spirit Beyond Borders as he travels to the tropical Island of Haiti to experience an authentic voudon ceremony.

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Fantastic Dance Haïti

A traditional Haitian dance presented by a group of Haitian students.

Learn more about Guede and why Haitians celebrate it at the beginning of every November in this video featuring Woodson Antoine and dancers from the Jacmel Arts Center.

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Learn the interesting history of Haitian Creole -- the most popular French Creole in the western hemisphere.


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Being possessed, it turns out, is exhausting work. Just ask Mambo Edeline St. Armand. While popular culture portrays Vodou as full of curses and sticking pins into little dolls, the religion has in fact played a central role in Haitian cultural identity since the country's birth, a result of the New World's first and only successful slave rebellion. Since Brooklyn is home to the largest Haitian population outside of Haiti, we sent Thomas Morton into our own backyard to witness the realities of being possessed by Vodou's multitude of rowdy, rum-thirsty spirits.

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Anderson Cooper "doesn't care about food" but even he enjoys food from the sidewalk stalls in Haiti.

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May is Haitian Cultural Heritage Month in South Florida, and what better way to celebrate culture if not through food! We explore the colorful diversity of Haitian cuisine and how South Florida chefs keep Haitian gastronomy alive.

Guests:
Chef Dominique, KC Healthy Cooking
Chef Irie, “Taste the Islands”
Chef Thia, “Taste the Islands”

Haitian culture is original and is hard to get it if you are not in the crowd. People from all over the world have been trying to understand this ancient and distinctive culture to avail.

Once you get to know a couple of Haitians people, you will come to understand them better. Most of what you have been hearing about these lovely people are untrue.

It is with determination that Haitian culture is a bit hard to understand. It stems from the improvement of Creole as a language


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haitian culture clothing,

haitian culture and healthcare,

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haitian norms,

haiti lifestyle

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