Haitian artist Erol Josué, Hougan and Director General of the National Bureau of Ethnology (BNE), participated with a Haitian delegation at the "Rencontres d’Ici et d’Ailleurs" on the occasion of the National Feast of Voodoo in Benin https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-19820-haiti-tourism-erol-josue-celebrates-the-national-holiday-of-vodou-in-benin.html

This encounter ended with an amazing show "Awoyo", created by Erol Josué and Linda François with the contribution of the musicians and dancers of the ballet of Towara. As a man of memory, Erol Josué has taken care to to rub or even mixing Haitian sounds and African rhythms very effective and appreciated by the public combos come in large numbers to the Cotonou French Institute (Benin). A show where voodoo has staged the historical heritage of Haiti and Africa, oscillating according to its pan-African resonance between history, memory, heritage, culture and etho-scenography.

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https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-19820-haiti-tourism-erol-josue-celebrates-the-national-holiday-of-vodou-in-benin.html

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