Creating dance groups on Gonave / Kreye gwoup dans sou Gonave

Something that has caught my interest are dance groups from Korea to Kansas.  While I know Haiti has a very rich history in dance, I thought it would be great to personally finance dance groups on the island of Gonave.

I think originally I will have them come up with their own routines, that are not just based on traditional Haitian dance, but a blend of K-pop moves, hip-hop, meringue, etc.  I want these groups to have a minimum of three dancers to as many as twelve.  Possibly having at least 10 different groups that can easily be identified from each other.  Also each group wouldn't have any correlation with the other.

I think creating a style that is all Gonave is great.  Initially all of the videos will be on YouTube.  Who knows, maybe local artists can sing and bring these dance groups on.  Possibly have events on Gonave where these dance groups compete against each other.  So far it is just a thought, and something that I can financially cover.

Until then.

Go Gonave!

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Yon bagay ki te kenbe enterè mwen yo se gwoup dans soti nan Korea Kansas. Pandan m 'konnen Ayiti gen yon istwa trè rich nan dans, mwen te panse li ta gen gwo pouvwa pèsonèlman finanse gwoup dans sou zile a nan Gonave.

Mwen panse ke orijinal mwen pral fè yo vini ak woutin pwòp yo, ki pa yo se jis ki baze sou tradisyonèl dans ayisyen, men yon melanj nan mouvman K-pòp, hip-hop, Meringue, elatriye Mwen vle gwoup sa yo gen yon minimòm de twa dansè yo kòm anpil jan douz. Li posib gen omwen 10 diferan gwoup ki ka fasil pou idantifye ki soti nan chak lòt. Epitou chak gwoup pa ta gen okenn korelasyon ak lòt la.

Mwen panse ke kreye yon style ki se tout Gonave se gwo. Okòmansman tout videyo yo pral sou YouTube. Ki moun ki konnen, petèt atis lokal ka chante epi pote gwoup dans sa yo sou. Li posib gen evènman sou Gonave kote gwoup dans sa yo konpetisyon kont youn ak lòt. Se konsa, lwen li se jis yon panse, ak yon bagay ke mwen ka kouvri finansyèman.

Jouk lè sa a.

Ale Gonave!

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