Super Jazz Des Jeunes

Super Jazz Des Jeunes has a solid lineup of tracks that resonate with fans of jazz and Latin jazz. One standout is “Cavalye An Fetans,” which brings a lively rhythm that often gets people moving. The energy is infectious, making it a frequent choice at celebrations. Another notable track is “Madam' Fre Cabrol,” which showcases the group's ability to blend traditional elements with contemporary sounds.

Other popular songs include “Tonton M'” and “Nuit De Novembre,” each offering unique musical experiences. “Jodi-A” and “Souvenir Des Cayes” contribute to the diverse sound that defines their style. Additionally, tracks like “Djoumbala,” “La Bonne Conte-Danse,” “Jean Petro,” and “Congo Maroca” further illustrate their range and appeal. These songs reflect a mix of cultural influences, making Super Jazz Des Jeunes a significant presence in the music scene.

Super Jazz Des Jeunes recently released the album "Saturday Night In Port-Au-Prince (2010)," which showcases their signature blend of jazz and Latin jazz influences. The album features tracks that invite listeners to experience the vibrant soundscapes of Haiti's music scene. Songs like "Rendez-vous" and "Danse de la Nuit" draw from traditional rhythms, creating a lively atmosphere.

Their earlier works, such as "33e. Anniversaire (1976)" and "Saturday Night In Port-Au-Prince Il (1961)," also continue to resonate with fans. These albums highlight the band's evolution over the years while maintaining their core musical style. The interplay of brass and percussion gives each composition a distinct flavor, making their music accessible to a wide audience. Each release contributes to their legacy, reflecting the cultural richness of Haiti.