respe pou Maes renee st aude pou vision ki li rive dirige orchestre la Maes nou pap blye travay ou . Ak tout lot mizician jazx des jeunes kite yon bann bel mizik pou Melomane ki renmen mizik
Il n'y a aucun orchestre qui puisse jouer de la sorte.C'est malheureux qu'il n'y ait pas de relève. Soyez attentifs aux accords du piano et de la section des cuivres.
Voici ce que j ai trouve sur ce morceau musical : "The danzón evolved from the Cuban contradanza, or habanera ('Havana-dance'). The contradanza, which had English and French roots in the country dance and contredanse, was probably introduced to Cuba by the Spanish, who ruled the island for almost four centuries (1511-1898), contributing many thousands of immigrants. It may also have been partially seeded during the short-lived British occupation of Havana in 1762, and Haitian refugees fleeing the island's revolution of 1791-1804 brought the French-Haitian kontradans, contributing their own Creole syncopation.[3][4] In Cuba, the dances of European origin acquired new stylistic features derived from African rhythm and dance to produce a genuine fusion of European and African influences.[5] African musical traits in the danzón include complex instrumental cross-rhythms, expressed in staggered cinquillo and tresillo patterns."
@E4Mizik Thanks! Does anyone know of an earlier recording of this song from the 50's. Someone mentioned that there was a recording done with Joseph Duroseau around then. Any info?
Madi Lee, haitian's created merengue in the very early 1900, after merengue they jumped to compas direk, from compas direk to compas kekal, and then compas roussi, from roussi to melasse, and I forgot to mention jazz. what a rich culture and history vagabondage fais nap gaspiye'. haitian gede' music. haitian rara music. nou kite' trop riches ap perdue.
Victor Lionel Nazaire, epi dominikin yo ap bay manti Di merengue se yo ki creye'l.ayissien suppoze' commanse' reclame' sac pa yo.oh oui kizomba blah blah blah
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Mwen dekouvri bèl muzik peyi’m aprè 44 ans an desanm 2023
There will never a band like that in our history. Period.
The level of musical sophistication then is unparalleled now. Wow!
Vacances Phesa ak Papa Pha. Binyin nan bon dlo galet anba. Frecheur bon van sou mon nan. Bon bagay. Bel memoir. Merci Seigneur.
The sound is very clean for a 1962 music
You wanted to sound how?
Idk lol this song was made 60 years ago i thought the song would have been in a inferior quality
@@Mmm-xk3bb Because it's Haiti? Y'all really be taking Haiti for nothing, uhm? Or is there another insinuation here?
@@thatguybutitsactuallyagirl5384 lmao chill out out. he meant the time period and not the place, stop feeling attacked lol.
merci from Canada
respe pou Maes renee st aude pou vision ki li rive dirige orchestre la Maes nou pap
blye travay ou . Ak tout lot mizician jazx des jeunes kite yon bann bel mizik pou
Melomane ki renmen mizik
jazz sa yo te bon anpil
ufff Un groupe spectaculaire pourrait partager plus d'informations de ses membres...salutations du canada
I guess 1963.But, i was not born yet.I love Jazz Des Jeunes.Don Pédro.
YAAAAYYYYY bon bagay!!!
Pou John, splendid!
Wowww
Il n'y a aucun orchestre qui puisse jouer de la sorte.C'est malheureux qu'il n'y ait pas de relève.
Soyez attentifs aux accords du piano et de la section des cuivres.
Good
😊😊😊
Super!
Jazz papam. Dimanche apres midi desan Mariani al danser jazz des jeunnes ak papam.
tou sé neg sa zot pa konnen palé hayitien anko sé yenki anglé mériken zot lé palé d ti jou zot ka viv nan péyi mériken kip!!
Wawww
INFLUENCE :❤❤❤❤❤❤❤JAZZ, BOSSA NOVA, SOÛL, FOLKLORE, BLOUSE,TRADITIONNEL HAÏTIENNES
Voici ce que j ai trouve sur ce morceau musical :
"The danzón evolved from the Cuban contradanza, or habanera ('Havana-dance'). The contradanza, which had English and French roots in the country dance and contredanse, was probably introduced to Cuba by the Spanish, who ruled the island for almost four centuries (1511-1898), contributing many thousands of immigrants. It may also have been partially seeded during the short-lived British occupation of Havana in 1762, and Haitian refugees fleeing the island's revolution of 1791-1804 brought the French-Haitian kontradans, contributing their own Creole syncopation.[3][4] In Cuba, the dances of European origin acquired new stylistic features derived from African rhythm and dance to produce a genuine fusion of European and African influences.[5] African musical traits in the danzón include complex instrumental cross-rhythms, expressed in staggered cinquillo and tresillo patterns."
Jazz des Jeunes is one of the best orchestras to be formed in Haiti.
GIANT !
there sounds like there is a recipe for a charred corn, avocado and mango broth @1:47
hahaha can't unhear it now!
MAX HYLARIS
Koman basist la te rele svp?
Ki moun ki janti ase pou ekri pawol yo bel chan sa-a, souple?
A la epok ke mwin rinmin ay ce vakans ….
I hear Ray Charles
@E4Mizik Thanks!
Does anyone know of an earlier recording of this song from the 50's. Someone mentioned that there was a recording done with Joseph Duroseau around then. Any info?
@ettabettaepk 1962
Sound like salsa
I know because haiti Compa Direct or Cadence Rampa was created by MERENGUE which was the MERENGUE HAITIEN.
Francisco Aguayo again this not salsa this haitian meringue which use to back them jazx des jeunes
Haiti created merengue
Madi Lee, haitian's created merengue in the very early 1900, after merengue they jumped to compas direk, from compas direk to compas kekal, and then compas roussi, from roussi to melasse, and I forgot to mention jazz. what a rich culture and history vagabondage fais nap gaspiye'. haitian gede' music. haitian rara music. nou kite' trop riches ap perdue.
It does
Does any one know what year this was recorded?
I guess in 1962
Does anyone have sheet music to these songs?
Pura SALSA cubana !
Victor Jazz des jeunes pas Jwe salsa non meringue haitien jazz des jeunes se sa yo te konn Jwe alepok
Influences musicales de Santiago de Cuba ( el son)@@kencypaul1775
@@victorlionelnazaire685 okay
Victor Lionel Nazaire, afro cuban
@@victorlionelnazaire685 No, it's not. If anything, it's probably the influence of Danzon from Haitians in Salsa you're hearing here.
Issa Saieh jouait egalement ainsi ! th-cam.com/video/sgv7-KMBXeg/w-d-xo.html
Victor Lionel Nazaire, epi dominikin yo ap bay manti Di merengue se yo ki creye'l.ayissien suppoze' commanse' reclame' sac pa yo.oh oui kizomba blah blah blah