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We Will Remember Haiti - In Their Voice
Tantka
30 episodes
1 week ago
We Will Remember Haiti, In Their Voice is a podcast for you if you’re interested in hearing the voices from the Caribbean island of Haiti, listening to the voices from the ground from all walks of life to learn and perhaps be inspired from the culture, history, politics, arts, music, education, religion, and just the every day struggles of the people, especially now during the extreme current situation there, from live recordings translated, by co-hosts Carla and Ron Bluntschli, who for nearly 4 decades have lived in Haiti and continue to be transformed by the extraordinary people of Haiti.
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We Will Remember Haiti, In Their Voice is a podcast for you if you’re interested in hearing the voices from the Caribbean island of Haiti, listening to the voices from the ground from all walks of life to learn and perhaps be inspired from the culture, history, politics, arts, music, education, religion, and just the every day struggles of the people, especially now during the extreme current situation there, from live recordings translated, by co-hosts Carla and Ron Bluntschli, who for nearly 4 decades have lived in Haiti and continue to be transformed by the extraordinary people of Haiti.
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Ground Zero
We Will Remember Haiti - In Their Voice
1 hour 5 minutes 48 seconds
1 year ago
Ground Zero

We Will Remember is the English version of the Haitian Creole phrase N a Sonje which we use to name our Foundation, the N a Sonje Foundation.

Our first or Ground Zero episode is where we weave our own band's music, 2 Roots and music I recorded in Haiti over the years adding some of Ron's special fingerpicking audio together with the voices of co-hosts Carla and Ron (that's us), currently refugees in the US along with audio in Haiti from our Haitian colleagues, co-founders of N a Sonje Vèt, Rocky (see them in this video) and Najee.

The music in the intro is from our band, 2 Roots', album with the UN award winning song "Women, I'm Defending Women" as the title song which you can see our music video here and about our album 2 Roots album.

Here's the English translation of the theme song, "N a Sonje"

We will remember, and not forget what happened

Let’s take a look back Into the world gone by and we’ll see

How our ancestors were in Africa before they carried us away to America

Ref: Sing for Africa, Sing for America Honor for Africa, Honor for America

Who lost so many in the years long ago it wasn’t the natives of this land that did that to them

It was another nation who had as their mission to make others slaves, making so many cadavers

Pillaging, killing - Indians and Africans in making them work for nothing

This is how their countries became powerful by spilling so much blood.

Ref: Sing for Africa, Sing for America Honor for Africa, Honor for America

Who lost so many in the years long ago


We Will Remember Haiti - In Their Voice
We Will Remember Haiti, In Their Voice is a podcast for you if you’re interested in hearing the voices from the Caribbean island of Haiti, listening to the voices from the ground from all walks of life to learn and perhaps be inspired from the culture, history, politics, arts, music, education, religion, and just the every day struggles of the people, especially now during the extreme current situation there, from live recordings translated, by co-hosts Carla and Ron Bluntschli, who for nearly 4 decades have lived in Haiti and continue to be transformed by the extraordinary people of Haiti.