Singer-troubadour, half-rattled baritone voice, Wooly Saint-Louis Jean finds himself in a duet
with the sayer and writer André Fouad on the disc “Mélodie des mots”.

Bridges between poetry and song
Singer-troubadour, half-rattled baritone voice, Wooly Saint-Louis Jean finds himself in a duet with the sayer and writer André Fouad on the disc “Mélodie des mots”.

There is André Fouad and his writings in Creole which have not lost their poetic breath.
And there is Wooly Saint-Louis Jean, this singer fan of the revolutionary melodies of the late Manno Charlemagne, the one who puts the poems to music.
He is at the antipodes of Boulo Valcourt who, for his part, hunts down poems at Syto for his ingenious melodies.

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Singer-troubadour, half-rattled baritone voice, Wooly Saint-Louis Jean finds himself in a duet with the sayer and writer André Fouad on the disc “Mélodie des mots”.

Bridges between poetry and song
Singer-troubadour, half-rattled baritone voice, Wooly Saint-Louis Jean finds himself in a duet with the sayer and writer André Fouad on the disc “Mélodie des mots”.

There is André Fouad and his writings in Creole which have not lost their poetic breath.
And there is Wooly Saint-Louis Jean, this singer fan of the revolutionary melodies of the late Manno Charlemagne, the one who puts the poems to music.
He is at the antipodes of Boulo Valcourt who, for his part, hunts down poems at Syto for his ingenious melodies.