Colibri (Cornelia Shutt) Ti Corn

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Uploaded by on Feb 6, 2008

Song in the 80's
Cornelia "TiCorn" originaire du Cap-Haitien, une voix sésuidante et limpide de la musique folklorique haitienne vers les années 80.

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  • She has great musical talent...

  • Men ni fout! Si nou di on etranger ticorn se yon Haitienne lap diw manti!! Mezanmi ki le na jwenn respen antan ke yon pep jesus! TICORN TELLEMENT NATIF NATAL KE LI SE YON FANM OKAP(VILLE KOTE KI TE GEN ANPILLLLLLLLLLL ESKLAV OUI) kounya ya dim si ayiti pa gen bel moun vre. Ya bouke ranse aven!

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  • @Labeautecreole Her father was German & her husband is a LaRoche whose family was the only Haitian family travelling in the Titanic. Imbecile low class like you wouldn't know these facts about her cause still today you can't believe she is Haitian. My mentality is the same mentality that started to build Haiti in the 1940's after we paid France all our billions as reparations until your ignorant NEGROE DUVALIER took over. What did he do for you NEGROES or HAITI besides given you guns & poverty?

  • @Labeautecreole You have the fucking nerves to address me in that fashion. You should thank the likes of Duvalier & Aristide who put ignorant NEGROES like you out in the open so today you who would even dare telling me to shut up. Should I have her you writing personally so she could tell you that she was born in Cap-Haitien. Negroes like you always feel dumb founded when seeing a white or light skinned Haitian because you don't freaking associate with you lots. We will put you in your place!

  • (Suite)There, she grew up with her brother, Broder, and her sisters, Laetitia and Anne-Caroline. Very early on Cornlia, who received the nickname Ti Corn from her nanny Anna Colo, was exposed to Creole, to the traditional songs, to the tales and legend of the land. She quickly developed a love for the culture and the music of Haiti.

  • Bon mwen te panse li te Haitienne tou men apres mwen te ap chachel men sa mwen te jwen, Born in Germany on August 11, 1953 to a German family established in Cap Hatien, Haiti for many generations, Cornlia Schutt-Richard, aka Ti Corn, daughter of Ingrid and Carl Otto Schutt, a merchant, was taken to Cap Hatien two months after her birth.

  • Wonderful song! Very good poetry... Haiti is lucky to have you and WE LOVE YOU Ti Corn.

  • @mihiva mwen d ako epi w

  • i remember this song, i was a little boy in Haiti. i love ticorn.

    stop all this yaliya go to ticornmusic channel for more about her.

  • @jaikeh This Gilgabe is going everywhere pretending to be someone, the same mentality who put Haiti where it is now tqalking about his family was rich, we are the mass....please enough of you gilgabe. if you have nothing to say shut the hell up

  • Haters ,Please. It's good to see people with Haitian citizenship sing our songs the way we do. Our cultral throught the eyes of a non Haitian is Beautiful. How do we get other non Haitians to know our stroies, through songs. Love It!!!!!!

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