Cette chanson est l'une de mes chansons préférées. Et surtout, dès que j'entends ces notes, je fais un voyage dans le temps et je me revois dans les fêtes, enfant, dans ma haitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii que j'aime
19991rdd is wrong.The artist and husband are living in Cap-haitien.Their death in'80 is just imagination.Duvalier and wife Michelle assisted at Ti Corn concert.
nous ne pouvons que garder cette Haïti si merveilleuse vivante dans nos coeurs et "faire" tout ce que nous pouvons pour qu'un jour nos enfants puissent la vivre au quotidien"
Ne jamais perdre l'espoir , quoi qu'il arrive, est essentiel.
J'ai 32 ans. C'est ma chanson préférée de tous les temps. I swear!!! Thks so much Ti Corn. Hope that this Haiti that she's singing will be rise once again. I LOVE YOU TI CORN... THKS A LOT FOR THIS HERITAGE!
Wow! what a honor, I'm so grateful. Thank you so much for the reply it is truly a honor Jlkendo. I can't wait for her to come back. As a young Haitian woman, my dream is to see her sing and express the love she has for our country. Amazing, thank you so much for the notice. My Cornelia Schutt (Ti-Corn) my Haitian inspiration. Thank you, Thank you and a million Thank you.
My Ti corn, one of my favorite person in the world. I'm 24 raised in the USA. Ti corn has helped me be proud of who I am, my skin and to always lift my head up and say i'm Haitian. Mwen konnen yon kote nan fond boir, yon kote si ou ale ou a rete, genyen dlo, genyen fleur, genyen river coule, Haiti. I love my country, I love my Ti corn. She's the first person I listen to in the morning. I greet my mother every with one of her songs. She makes me happy and makes me proud. Jeremie mwen we ou!
I am TiCorn's husband, she did read your beautiful message and said, how lucky she is to have people like you who undesrtood her message and with such a big heart !
she is again creating lots of beautiful songs and you may soon be able to see her performing .
You can surely be proud of being Haitian , now more than ever and, have no doubt that Haïti will once again be the pearl of the Caribbean.
I have all of Ti Corn's songs, If you want send me information. I will be more than Happy to share her with you. There are none like our Ti corn, our haitian queen. My God, Haiti is so rich and bless with people like you and Ti Corn. Long live Haiti. Her songs will help you go through what we are going through right now. many blessing. I have every single songs she has ever sang.
Si l'on prend du temps a ecouter ce que Tocorn dit on fiinira par coclure que ces paroles sont tres puissantes, bienque cette musique ait ete editee des dizaines d'annee anterieures , ses messages demeurent toujours valable de nos jours...Cette musique est immortelle et beaucoup plus touchante que jamais..
Cornelia Shutt (aka) Ti Corn, born in Cap-Haitien of German Parents. Her nanny was the one who breastfed her as a baby. Her father was a well know coffee exporter in Cap-Haitien. Her older brother married one of the daughters of Mr. LaRoche. She used to sing with my brother. She resides in Frankfurt Germany unless she came back home since the country is safer now. My grandfather was her father's lawyer. Only those of us who are true Capois from certain families would know these facts about her.
Well, it appears that Haiti is on the road for a better future but then again knowing the ignorant and hungry politicians of Haiti, once they realize that corruption and progress don't go hand on hand, they will definitely try to mislead the poor people to believe that foreign investors are buying off the country under their feet. Haiti, unfortunately, is doomed with a very large number of the population who is uneducated and they have been used not by the elite but the dark skin politicians.
Haiti has a lot of potentials, natural beauty, a very vibrant Afro-centric culture with a true creole zest, a history like no other in the world, a world renowed artistic uniqueness, untouched natural resources, unspoiled beaches and a people warning for true governance embodied with brotherhood, honesty, respect, innovation, competition, progress, modernization and democracy. Don't get me wrong there have been many foreign entities that have prefered the poor status quo for Haiti.
Those foreign entities that have favored the poor status quo for Haiti have succeed due to Haitian politicians. On one hand you have the dark Haitians with a complex of inferiority with it comes to the mulato class. On the other hand you have the same dark skin politicians misleading their poor mass black skin brothers in order to rob the country. Ironically, these dark skin politicians tend to favore a mulato wife while they make the poor believe that their misfotunes are caused by the rich.
you accentuated a lot on "dark skin politicians" where [ you have to admit] the fortune of the country is in the hand of the mulato and who baricaded their houses, little society; as well favores foreign investors. Haiti's problem is not a 1 way traffic. I think we need to become an anarchist state, and chase all prejudice. With the presence of those foreign soldiers from 91 to today, DO YOU KNOW THAT THE POOR DEMOGRAPHIC IS CHANGING. sex for money than comes those fatherless mulato kids
The fortune of the country isn't in the hands of the rich mulatoes. Haiti's natural resources aren't being exploted, so far the only natural resource of Haiti that has been exploted since the times of slavery is the people. What the rich has control over is absolute monopoly over the current economic status of Haiti which indeed with the US has been guarded like a fort. Remember in the US politics work in the form of lobbyists. Haiti has had many inadequate and imcompetent governments.
One thing I notice about most Haitians is that, they aren't politicians material rather they are revolutionists to the core. What Haiti needs isn't "ANARCHY", with over 65 % of the population uneducated, no modern infastructures, and a lack of a real middle class, your anarchy will take Haiti backward since you'll have to get rid of the classes you oppose, then like a typical Haitian leader, you'll have abosulte power over millions of ignorant people of course with your mulato wife next to you.
The problems of Haiti roots deep in the first day of its existence. To the mulatoes opposed the black ruling & verse versa. In true reality, it was the ex slaves who fought for freedom and independence but it was the mulatoes who were educated and with their coorporations and knowledges could have moved Haiti foward. Still today when the mass is protesting, the first thing they do is to cut branches of trees. The needs of destructions is never far away from their minds "thanks to Dessalines".
I really don't quite understand what you mean by "baricaded their houses".When you become rich yourself and you'll build your million dollar home and its expensive contents, then you'll comprehend the precautions that one must take to protect one valuable properties. This is another problem that some Haitians misunderstand; rich people whether in Haiti, Europe, Asia, America ect...isn't different from one another. Class prejudice is something that happens the world over.
The DEMOGRAPHY isn't changing as a result of sex with foreigners which results of mulato kids as you stated. DEMOGRAPHY means the growth of a population. What I believe you meant is the HOMOGENEOUS make up of the population is changing. Well, Haiti after Columbus' arrival lost that HOMOGENEOUS population which were the Arawaks (Indians). Even the darkest skin Haitians today can claim their European descendents and other ethnicities. The over populated issue of Haiti is the result of poverty.
I am not a mulato nor am I their defender. Yes my forebearers were mulatoes, as a result I am from a family of educated professionals. We can consider ourselves members of "la ptite bourgoisie". During slavery it was the white men's preogative to rape the black women. It today's world it is a result of surviving and moving up the ladder. Remember Aristide with all his rhetorics of empowering the black mass against the mulatoes turned around married a mulato. Such is common in Haitian politics.
Finally, my family has paid dearly under many governments. From killings, to tortures and imprisonments.The mass can and will vote for anyone who looks like them or comes from them, but the educated class and the elite can easily tell when a politician hasn't gotten the right credentials to govern. Most of those in politics in Haiti are solely there to make money. Since politics change daily in Haiti, then corruption becomes essential. Now can you blame the elite for being overprotective.
paradi sur terre pays de reve, yon siel de paix......ayiti ou se lideal??????? helas! this one really made me sad...:( but it was nice to see and hear it again.
ca ma fait pleurer, Je me rappelle bien quand j'etais enfant on jouait ces chansons a la television nationale. J'aimais ti corn, je ne sais pas ce qu'est devenu d'elle. Je te shouaite une bonne vie Ti corn, On vous aime bien.
c'est vrai que les belles femmes sont la marque d'Haiti. Ti-Corn est Suédoise d'origine, mais a complètement adopté Haiti. Ça ne l'a rendue que plus belle. Bravo Ti-Corn!
Juste une petite correction. Elle n'est pas Suédoise d'origine. Elle est née au Cap-Haïtien. Ses parents étaient allemands. Som père, Otto Schutt était l'un des grands commerçants du Cap et le consul honoraire allemand, exporteur aussi du café local. Mon père était l'un de ses partenaires et nous avons eu des relations d'amitié.
Je ne penses pas que tu aimes Haiti autant que tu le dises apres avoir exploite le sprostitues haitiennes en expaosant leur vie prive sur youtube sans leur consentement. Espece d'atouffeur
elle a du laisse Haiti a cause des troubles politiques incessables,pour vivre en Allemagne dans un pays qu'elle n'avait jamais voulu entendre parler...Haiti was a paradise.
I was wondering where Barikad Crew stole that beat from lol beautiful song thanks for that add
olson1986 2 months ago
haitienne or Allemande or suedoise she i do not care she is my Diva
SuperRoold 1 year ago 2
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Cette chanson est l'une de mes chansons préférées. Et surtout, dès que j'entends ces notes, je fais un voyage dans le temps et je me revois dans les fêtes, enfant, dans ma haitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii que j'aime
SuperRoold 1 year ago
Bonne vidéo amour sa musique
ForgottenFaces001 1 year ago
Chers amis elle est retournée en Allemagne, pas trop longtemps elle etait en concert en floride moins de de 3 mois
munfu74 1 year ago
she's alive, she wrote a song with Beethova Oba for Haiti after the earthquake.
gwotowo 1 year ago
19991rdd is wrong.The artist and husband are living in Cap-haitien.Their death in'80 is just imagination.Duvalier and wife Michelle assisted at Ti Corn concert.
satyricon55 1 year ago
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almeidada 1 year ago
@almeidada
hello almeidada
nous ne pouvons que garder cette Haïti si merveilleuse vivante dans nos coeurs et "faire" tout ce que nous pouvons pour qu'un jour nos enfants puissent la vivre au quotidien"
Ne jamais perdre l'espoir , quoi qu'il arrive, est essentiel.
TiCorn's office
jlkendo 1 year ago
Me encantaría encontrar su música porque es preciosa. Muy talentosa. M e encanta su versión de Choucoune
lunablue3 1 year ago
J'ai 32 ans. C'est ma chanson préférée de tous les temps. I swear!!! Thks so much Ti Corn. Hope that this Haiti that she's singing will be rise once again. I LOVE YOU TI CORN... THKS A LOT FOR THIS HERITAGE!
tisammm 1 year ago
Wow! what a honor, I'm so grateful. Thank you so much for the reply it is truly a honor Jlkendo. I can't wait for her to come back. As a young Haitian woman, my dream is to see her sing and express the love she has for our country. Amazing, thank you so much for the notice. My Cornelia Schutt (Ti-Corn) my Haitian inspiration. Thank you, Thank you and a million Thank you.
Jonathanson22 1 year ago
My Ti corn, one of my favorite person in the world. I'm 24 raised in the USA. Ti corn has helped me be proud of who I am, my skin and to always lift my head up and say i'm Haitian. Mwen konnen yon kote nan fond boir, yon kote si ou ale ou a rete, genyen dlo, genyen fleur, genyen river coule, Haiti. I love my country, I love my Ti corn. She's the first person I listen to in the morning. I greet my mother every with one of her songs. She makes me happy and makes me proud. Jeremie mwen we ou!
Jonathanson22 1 year ago
hello jonathanson
I am TiCorn's husband, she did read your beautiful message and said, how lucky she is to have people like you who undesrtood her message and with such a big heart !
she is again creating lots of beautiful songs and you may soon be able to see her performing .
You can surely be proud of being Haitian , now more than ever and, have no doubt that Haïti will once again be the pearl of the Caribbean.
jlkendo 1 year ago
My favorite Ti corn song I wish the sound effect was better. Thanks
yaniquemorency 2 years ago
I have all of Ti Corn's songs, If you want send me information. I will be more than Happy to share her with you. There are none like our Ti corn, our haitian queen. My God, Haiti is so rich and bless with people like you and Ti Corn. Long live Haiti. Her songs will help you go through what we are going through right now. many blessing. I have every single songs she has ever sang.
Jonathanson22 1 year ago
@Jonathanson22 how can i get them from you!
Labeautecreole 1 year ago
Mezanm Ti corn, kote ou ye souer'm. Peyi ou a fini oui Ti corn. Ti Haiti ou a Ti Corn, li fini oui Ti corn. kote ou ye ti corn cheri'm nan.
Jonathanson22 2 years ago
entendu à Port au Prince en 1981. Que de souvenirs.... merveilleux et poignants....
stan5483 2 years ago
Si l'on prend du temps a ecouter ce que Tocorn dit on fiinira par coclure que ces paroles sont tres puissantes, bienque cette musique ait ete editee des dizaines d'annee anterieures , ses messages demeurent toujours valable de nos jours...Cette musique est immortelle et beaucoup plus touchante que jamais..
timaliceetbouqui 2 years ago 4
Cornelia Shutt (aka) Ti Corn, born in Cap-Haitien of German Parents. Her nanny was the one who breastfed her as a baby. Her father was a well know coffee exporter in Cap-Haitien. Her older brother married one of the daughters of Mr. LaRoche. She used to sing with my brother. She resides in Frankfurt Germany unless she came back home since the country is safer now. My grandfather was her father's lawyer. Only those of us who are true Capois from certain families would know these facts about her.
gilgabe 2 years ago 3
@gilgabe
My Grandpa is from Germany I remember he was enjoying listening that song...
timaliceetbouqui 2 years ago
@timaliceetbouqui , Who is your grandfather? Are you from Cap-Haitien?
gilgabe 2 years ago
do you think Haiti will change, we have chased most of our talent away. How sad our case is!
kbotreau1 2 years ago
Well, it appears that Haiti is on the road for a better future but then again knowing the ignorant and hungry politicians of Haiti, once they realize that corruption and progress don't go hand on hand, they will definitely try to mislead the poor people to believe that foreign investors are buying off the country under their feet. Haiti, unfortunately, is doomed with a very large number of the population who is uneducated and they have been used not by the elite but the dark skin politicians.
gilgabe 2 years ago
Haiti has a lot of potentials, natural beauty, a very vibrant Afro-centric culture with a true creole zest, a history like no other in the world, a world renowed artistic uniqueness, untouched natural resources, unspoiled beaches and a people warning for true governance embodied with brotherhood, honesty, respect, innovation, competition, progress, modernization and democracy. Don't get me wrong there have been many foreign entities that have prefered the poor status quo for Haiti.
gilgabe 2 years ago
Those foreign entities that have favored the poor status quo for Haiti have succeed due to Haitian politicians. On one hand you have the dark Haitians with a complex of inferiority with it comes to the mulato class. On the other hand you have the same dark skin politicians misleading their poor mass black skin brothers in order to rob the country. Ironically, these dark skin politicians tend to favore a mulato wife while they make the poor believe that their misfotunes are caused by the rich.
gilgabe 2 years ago
you accentuated a lot on "dark skin politicians" where [ you have to admit] the fortune of the country is in the hand of the mulato and who baricaded their houses, little society; as well favores foreign investors. Haiti's problem is not a 1 way traffic. I think we need to become an anarchist state, and chase all prejudice. With the presence of those foreign soldiers from 91 to today, DO YOU KNOW THAT THE POOR DEMOGRAPHIC IS CHANGING. sex for money than comes those fatherless mulato kids
kbotreau1 2 years ago
The fortune of the country isn't in the hands of the rich mulatoes. Haiti's natural resources aren't being exploted, so far the only natural resource of Haiti that has been exploted since the times of slavery is the people. What the rich has control over is absolute monopoly over the current economic status of Haiti which indeed with the US has been guarded like a fort. Remember in the US politics work in the form of lobbyists. Haiti has had many inadequate and imcompetent governments.
gilgabe 2 years ago
One thing I notice about most Haitians is that, they aren't politicians material rather they are revolutionists to the core. What Haiti needs isn't "ANARCHY", with over 65 % of the population uneducated, no modern infastructures, and a lack of a real middle class, your anarchy will take Haiti backward since you'll have to get rid of the classes you oppose, then like a typical Haitian leader, you'll have abosulte power over millions of ignorant people of course with your mulato wife next to you.
gilgabe 2 years ago
The problems of Haiti roots deep in the first day of its existence. To the mulatoes opposed the black ruling & verse versa. In true reality, it was the ex slaves who fought for freedom and independence but it was the mulatoes who were educated and with their coorporations and knowledges could have moved Haiti foward. Still today when the mass is protesting, the first thing they do is to cut branches of trees. The needs of destructions is never far away from their minds "thanks to Dessalines".
gilgabe 2 years ago
I really don't quite understand what you mean by "baricaded their houses".When you become rich yourself and you'll build your million dollar home and its expensive contents, then you'll comprehend the precautions that one must take to protect one valuable properties. This is another problem that some Haitians misunderstand; rich people whether in Haiti, Europe, Asia, America ect...isn't different from one another. Class prejudice is something that happens the world over.
gilgabe 2 years ago
The DEMOGRAPHY isn't changing as a result of sex with foreigners which results of mulato kids as you stated. DEMOGRAPHY means the growth of a population. What I believe you meant is the HOMOGENEOUS make up of the population is changing. Well, Haiti after Columbus' arrival lost that HOMOGENEOUS population which were the Arawaks (Indians). Even the darkest skin Haitians today can claim their European descendents and other ethnicities. The over populated issue of Haiti is the result of poverty.
gilgabe 2 years ago
I am not a mulato nor am I their defender. Yes my forebearers were mulatoes, as a result I am from a family of educated professionals. We can consider ourselves members of "la ptite bourgoisie". During slavery it was the white men's preogative to rape the black women. It today's world it is a result of surviving and moving up the ladder. Remember Aristide with all his rhetorics of empowering the black mass against the mulatoes turned around married a mulato. Such is common in Haitian politics.
gilgabe 2 years ago
Finally, my family has paid dearly under many governments. From killings, to tortures and imprisonments.The mass can and will vote for anyone who looks like them or comes from them, but the educated class and the elite can easily tell when a politician hasn't gotten the right credentials to govern. Most of those in politics in Haiti are solely there to make money. Since politics change daily in Haiti, then corruption becomes essential. Now can you blame the elite for being overprotective.
gilgabe 2 years ago
paradi sur terre pays de reve, yon siel de paix......ayiti ou se lideal??????? helas! this one really made me sad...:( but it was nice to see and hear it again.
scsandy2002 2 years ago
Man i remember this clip on T N H, mwen te ti katkat alepok, thank you for posting ! I love you ti corn !
gwotowo 2 years ago
est -t- elle haitienne?
hoodboy20002 2 years ago
oui et c'est parent son de l'almagne elle est nee au cap haitien
meningees 2 years ago
ca ma fait pleurer, Je me rappelle bien quand j'etais enfant on jouait ces chansons a la television nationale. J'aimais ti corn, je ne sais pas ce qu'est devenu d'elle. Je te shouaite une bonne vie Ti corn, On vous aime bien.
pjallen78 2 years ago
Ca se le te ge Haiti. Tout moun pa moun tout moun anko. Haiti telman pedi valel menm Dominicain konprann pou yo humiliel :'-(
mihiva 2 years ago 18
yeah and she was born in cap hatien
meningees 2 years ago
sa touce au couer
gfarah01 3 years ago 2
im hrny =X. if ne1 wants 2 chat just msg me. my messenger id is in profile. Z
JohnsGirl72 3 years ago
nice video! xD r
coreyraw 3 years ago
J'aime beaucoup cette chanson.And I miss my beautiful country Haiti, I was a little girl sing this song in front of a mirror magnifique.
RudeGirl94 3 years ago 2
what happend to her? Is she still alive? Very nice song, very well taking care of.
g9concept 3 years ago
Danm those were the days...
coquilledor 3 years ago
la charmante ti corn, love girl
bwa21cm 3 years ago
What a beautiful song
maritje21 3 years ago
she is a Haitian of German Descent
heyshins 3 years ago
Thank you for the possibility that you're giving us to discover our roots
Angelgyrle 3 years ago
Les belle femmes D'haiti, elle sont de toute couleur. La voix de Ti Corn est remarquable .
ciel222 3 years ago 4
c'est vrai que les belles femmes sont la marque d'Haiti. Ti-Corn est Suédoise d'origine, mais a complètement adopté Haiti. Ça ne l'a rendue que plus belle. Bravo Ti-Corn!
archangebleue 3 years ago
Juste une petite correction. Elle n'est pas Suédoise d'origine. Elle est née au Cap-Haïtien. Ses parents étaient allemands. Som père, Otto Schutt était l'un des grands commerçants du Cap et le consul honoraire allemand, exporteur aussi du café local. Mon père était l'un de ses partenaires et nous avons eu des relations d'amitié.
SpermSoup 2 years ago 8
SpermSoup,je suis désolée ,elle est née en Allemagne et 2 mois apres sa naissance ses parents ont regagné le Cap Haitien.Saludos desde Mexico
liline271 2 years ago
@SpermSoup Une correction qu'elle est un Haïtien. elle est un Allemand haïtien. Sa famille est venue à Haïti en 1832
ForgottenFaces001 1 year ago
sorry i m kinda late , tu n as pas les bonnes informations de Ti corn ok.. al enfomew , konsa wap bay , tout ti ayisyen bonne enfomasyon ..
jimmaxy 2 years ago
wow cette femme est une belle haitienne
j'aime mon haiti j'aime nos jolies femmes
comme black alex haiture ou bel hahahahahahahahahaha
BLCKVIDEOMEDIA 4 years ago 2
wow cette femme est une belle haitienne
j'aime mon haiti j'aime nos jolies femmes
comme black alex haiture ou bel hahahahahahahahahaha
BLCKVIDEOMEDIA 4 years ago 2
Je ne penses pas que tu aimes Haiti autant que tu le dises apres avoir exploite le sprostitues haitiennes en expaosant leur vie prive sur youtube sans leur consentement. Espece d'atouffeur
ceb2008love 2 years ago 2
est elle encore envie ?? koi de 9 ac elle
real3rdlife 4 years ago
'Magnifique" domage nous pa gin artist konsa anko "GENIAL"
sexyblonde29 4 years ago
sweet ticorn
vandlg 4 years ago
The best clip ever, i was a baby when i use to listen to her music from my mother collections..good stuff
TICLAUDE 4 years ago
Ti Claude, did you ever meet my sister Maria Jesus Baraibar? We were in haiti from 1982 and 1988
fbaraiba 3 years ago
in 1982 i was 2 year old so i have no idea who you talking about..lol
TICLAUDE 3 years ago
What a beautiful text!
supaul22 4 years ago
Non, il parait qu'elle vie en Europe maintenant. En Allemagne, peut-etre...
mariolamothe 4 years ago
elle a du laisse Haiti a cause des troubles politiques incessables,pour vivre en Allemagne dans un pays qu'elle n'avait jamais voulu entendre parler...Haiti was a paradise.
TiZoDous 4 years ago
Evolue-t-elle encor en Haîti?
kazakikimoto 4 years ago
Je n'en suis pas sur
VETOU55 4 years ago
can you post more of her, such a beautiful song I miss my country, god willing will be strong and fertile again
antonioj1 4 years ago
je crois qu'elle a ete assassinee dans les annees de 80's avec son mari pour des raison politiques.
19991rdd 1 year ago
@VETOU55 oui elle fait des concrts en Floride, en Europe, en Allemagne
morissetruh 10 months ago
@kazakikimoto
19991rdd 1 year ago
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je crois qu'elle a ete assassiness dans les annes de 80's avec son mari pour des raison politipues
19991rdd 1 year ago