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Parisien Fils-Aim? sera honor? en Floride ce week-end | Haiti Gazette

  • Jul 9, 2022
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The content originally appeared on: Le Nouvelliste C'est un grand retour pour l'?quipe de Babas Productions. Le gala baptis? <> revient apr?s les deux ann?es de pause impos?e par la pand?mie. Pour cette ?dition, la dix-septi?me, le tapis rouge sera d?roul? en l'honneur de Parisien Fils-Aim?, chanteur du groupe Tropicana. Il sera honor? pour ses 56 ann?es de carri?re et de fid?lit? ? l'orchestre Tropicana, figure de proue du grand Nord de notre presqu'?le. ? cette occasion, un bal avec […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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