Le maryaj lenglensou
The opera Le Maryaj Lenglensou by composer Ipharès Blain is performed in Haiti with Dutch support in the most exotic locations. The rich musical past of the country is revived for a while.
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The opera Le Maryaj Lenglensou by composer Ipharès Blain is performed in Haiti with Dutch support in the most exotic locations. The rich musical past of the country is revived for a while.
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