Woodring Saint Preux

Here is a picture of taken during a radio interview at Antenne88 WDNA 88.9 FM Miami Florida

People in the pictures include Bob Danache, Haitian guitar Player Jn.Jn. Chardavoine, Musician Felix Etienne, Woodring St. Preux of fouye.com, of Moun.com, Carl Fombrun of Fombrun.com

Thank you Manny for the invitaion. Some of the pictures in this album provided by Emmanuel Ardouin.

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People in the pictures include Bob Danache, Haitian guitar Player Jn.Jn. Chardavoine, Musician Felix Etienne, Woodring St. Preux of fouye.com, Georges Saati of Moun.com, Carl Fombrun of Fombrun.com

Thank you Manny for the invitaion. Some of the pictures in this album provided by Emmanuel Ardouin.

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Here is a picture of Weston Etienne, Georges Sami Saati, Carl Frombrun and Woodring Saint Preux, taken during a radio interview at Antenne88 WDNA 88.9 FM Miami Florida

Thank you Manny for the invitaion. Some of the pictures in this album provided by Emmanuel Ardouin.

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Here is a picture taken during a radio interview at Antenne88 WDNA 88.9 FM Miami Florida

Thank you Manny for the invitaion. Some of the pictures in this album provided by Emmanuel Ardouin.

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Here is a photo of Handy Tibert and woodring Saint preux taken at the First Annual Santo domingo Konpa Festival in 2007. The Haitian compas festival was held at the The Estadio Quisqueya, Av. Tiradentes & San Cristobal, Santo Domingo

Estadio Quisqueya is a baseball stadium in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. It will be soon renamed Estadio Juan Marichal

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Here is a picture I took con una amiga at Restaurant Vesuvio del Malecon in santo domingo dominican republic

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Hip Hop Artist Wyclef Jean and Fouye CEO Woodring Saint Preux at the Haitian Student Convention in New Jersey

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Here is a photo of international airport Port-au-Prince Haiti. The airport in Haiti opened in 1965 as Francois Duvalier International Airport, then in 1986 it was renamed Port-au-Prince International Airport, it was also known as Aeroport Mais Gate.

In 2003 the Haitian airport's name was changed to Toussaint Louverture International airport (IATA: PAP, ICAO: MTPP).

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Here is a photo, compas music on broad way, taken at the Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center during the compas on Broadway Haitian music awards.

Avery Fisher Hall is located at the northern end of the Lincoln Center Plaza, at the corner of Columbus Avenue and 65th Street.

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