Ralph Conde - Haiti Music Video

Ralph Condé, an artist with multiple talents, was born in 1969 in the state of New York and since the age of 16, he has been on the grand screen of music industry. However, his first ever association with music was at the age of 6 when he received his first guitar and ever since then, he perfected his skills and to gradually earn the reputation of being a great musician, a great writer, a great composer and a great vocalist. Today, Ralph is the owner of a recording studio located in Miami, Florida.

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Ralph Condé, a Haitian-American musician, was born in New York in 1969. He is a self-taught guitarist, who began playing at seven years of age. He broke into the music scene at age 16, and soon became a success playing and singing in the group Papash, who topped the charts with several smash albums.

As a singer-songwriter- arranger and head of his own record company, Condé has played with many Haitian and Caribbean musicians, with his gypsy lifestyle sending him to perform for audiences, in concert venues, over all Latin America, Africa, and Europe.

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Ralph Conde is a well known musician, composer and guitar player. His passion for music especially playing guitar was appreciated at the very young age of 7. With persistence and continuing efforts, he expertise his guitar talent and has been working on it from the age of 16. His talent has been world renowned and has participated in many shows across Europe, Africa and South America. His dedication towards music and hard work has gained him a reputation of a vocalist, a composer and a writer. Ralph Conde has been helping youth all across the globe to learn guitar through his own recording studio in Miami, Florida.

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Ralph Conde is a Haitian guitarist. He was born and raised up in Haiti. His mother bought him a guitar at the age of six years as a gift. This made him to aspire to be a guitarist. He was greatly inspired by other artists within and out of Haiti. Bearing in mind that Haiti was full of artists, Ralph was able to meet various local sounds such as kompa, troudour, rara and meringue. His role models artists were Robert Martino and Dadou Pasquet.

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