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Nu Look is one of Haiti's most influential and popular Konpa bands to date. But due to the growing conflicts among its members, chances of the band ever playing music again is highly improbable as of the moment. They have been cancelling their gigs and appearances both inside and outside Haiti for the past months.

After the argument between Nu Look's Pipo and Maestro Arly Lariviere during one of their gigs, the two are rumoured to not be in speaking terms with each other. And both are planning on releasing a solo album amidst the controversial conflict within the band.

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The rumors about Pipo have been confirmed and we all saw it coming. Pipo has officially given his resignation letter to Nu-Look Maestro Arly Lariviere

I guess the statement "Piyay Pou Pipo" no longer stands.

This resignation letter actually put an end to many rumors that have been circulating recently in the media about the current relationship between Pipo and Nu-Look. before resigning the band, the lead singer of Nu-Look said that he heard several scenarios in the media such as him leaving Nu look, him recruiting members to form his own band even him getting back with Beljazz.

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Haitian music artist Stanley Toussaint has emerged from some well-deserved time off to promote his new recording "Lover". He collaborated with Florida Sexy Beef to make the record, reminding fans he is as current and relevant as ever. Advance word has spread about "Lovers", said to be Tantan'n's best single since he began recording professionally. But there has also been criticism that if Tantan'n needs to work with un-established talent to keep his career going, he might as well retire.

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The talented Emeline Michel is the reigning queen of Haitian song, a captivating performer, versatile vocalist, accomplished dancer, songwriter and producer. Emeline Michel is beloved by Haitians for combining traditional rhythms with social, political and inspirational content.

Born in Gonaives, Haiti, her first experience in music was singing gospel music at the local church. After completing her education, Emeline Michel accepted an opportunity to study at the Detroit Jazz Center and returned to Haiti as a professional musician. She has recorded and appeared on concert stages throughout the Caribbean, Europe, North & South America, and Africa for the past 15 years, singing both in French and Haitian Creole.

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