Haitian culture is a vibrant tapestry of history, tradition, and resilience. Rooted in the rich blend of African, French, and indigenous influences, it is a testament to the creativity and strength of the Haitian people. From our music and art to our food and festivals, Haitian culture is an expression of pride, unity, and the enduring spirit of our nation.

Music and Dance
Haitian music, like kompa, rara, and mizik rasin, is the heartbeat of our culture, carrying rhythms that speak to our history and spirit. Dance is equally powerful, with traditional moves often rooted in folklore and spirituality, reflecting the deep connection between our art and our identity.

Cuisine
Haitian cuisine is a celebration of flavor and community. Dishes like griot, soup joumou, and diri ak djon djon tell stories of resilience and creativity, combining unique spices and techniques passed down through generations. Sharing a meal is a cherished tradition that brings people together in joy and gratitude.

Traditions and Values
Haitian traditions are grounded in faith, family, and respect. From celebrating Haitian Independence Day with soup joumou to honoring our ancestors during Fèt Gede, our customs reflect the strength of our bonds and our connection to history.

At LVBB Radio TV, we are proud to celebrate and preserve the richness of Haitian culture. It’s more than just tradition—it’s a way of life that continues to inspire and unite communities worldwide.

What do you love most about Haitian culture? Let us know in the comments!