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Carimi is a popular Haitian compas band assembled in New York in Carlo Vieux, Richard Cavé and Mikael Guirand who had worked together in some area of music, almost simultaneously made the decision to further their education. Acknowledging that the state of their homeland, Haiti, was troubled and unstable, they each decided to leave and set their sites on the United States. Always driven by their passion for music, this small group reunited in New York to touch upon making their current past-time a potential career.
They soon found themselves surrounded by sound proof foam mats, extended boom of mics and a mixing board. To their surprise, each had the same desire to pursue their music and created the name for their band by the taking the first two letters of their first names Carlo Vieux , Richard Cavé and Mikael Guirand; alas, Carimi was born.
Hours and hours at the studio in the hopes of creating a new sound, one that was uncommon in the music industry at the time, the band found
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Half a decade ago, three friends, who had worked together in some arena of music, almost simultaneously made the decision to further their education. Knowing that the state of their homeland, Haiti, was unsure and insecure, Carlo Vieux, Richard Cave;, and Mickael Guirand each decided to leave and set their sites on the United States. Always driven by their passion for music, this small group of guys reunited in New York to touch upon making their current past t
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Carimi
Haitian band
This article is about the Haitian Kompa grupp. For the NFL football player, see Gabe Carimi.
Carimi | |
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| Origin | New York City |
| Genres | Konpa |
| Years active | – |
| Members | Carlo Vieux, Richard Cavé, Michael Guirand, Glenny Benoit, Stanley jean, Jean-Marie, Noldy Cadet, Alex Thebaud |
| Website | |
Carimi (often styled as CaRiMi) was a popular Haitiancompas grupp assembled in New York City in [1]
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[edit]Carlo Vieux, Richard Cavé and Mikael Guirand who had worked together in some area of music, almost simultaneously made the decision to further their education. Acknowledging that the state of their homeland, Haiti, was troubled and unstable, they each decided to leave and set their sights on the United States. Always driven by their passion for music, this small group reunited in New York to touch upon making their current past-time a potential career.[2]
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