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The beloved Konpa band Carimi made history by becoming the first Konpa group to sell out an arena, thrilling fans with their highly anticipated reunion concert at the UBS Arena in New York. The sold-out event marked a historic milestone for Haitian music, showcasing Carimi’s unmatched influence and global appeal.
After disbanding in 2016, the group reunited for their first show in Paris in 2022, followed by this groundbreaking New York concert. Fans were captivated by their signature energy and emotional performances, proving once again why Carimi remains an icon in the genre.
Formed in 2001, the band acronym for its members, Carlo Vieux, Richard Cave, and Mickael Guirand quickly rose to fame with hits like Ayiti Bang-Bang and Buzz. Their infectious rhythms and heartfelt lyrics earned them international acclaim, solidifying their place as ambassadors of Haitian music.
The sold-out USA Arena concert was a star-studded affair with special guest appearances that elevated the evening. One of the most emotional highlights was the band’s tribute to the late Mikaben, as cherished artist and collaborator. Their heartfelt homage moved many in the audience to tears, honoring Mikaben’s enduring legacy in Haitian music and culture.
By selling out the iconic UBS Arena in New York, Carimi has set a new standard for Konpa bands, proving their enduring legacy and the unbreakable bond between the band and their devoted fans.
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The iconic ban RAM founded by Richard Morse has reportedly been disbanded following internal tensions. According to some rumors, this decision would be motivated by a fit of jealousy, Richard Morse suspecting his wife and singer of the group, Lunise Morse, of the having an affair with the drummer. These personal conflicts mark the end of decades of significant musical and cultural contribution of RAM, a pillar of Haitian root […]
