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Kompa (sometimes written konpa or compa) is a musical genre as well as a dance that |
'''Kompa''' (sometimes written ''konpa'' or ''compa'') is a musical genre as well as a dance that originates from ]. It involves mostly medium-to-fast tempo beats with an emphasis on ]s. Unlike ], the lyrics are mostly in Haitian Creole, and it has a faster rhythm than zouk. Kompa songs are often strongly sexually explicit. | ||
In North America, kompa festivals take place |
In North America, kompa festivals take place frequently in Montreal, New York, Miami, and Boston. | ||
Leading kompa artists include: | |||
*Sweet Micky | *Sweet Micky | ||
*T-vice | *T-vice | ||
*Carimi | *Carimi | ||
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Kompa (sometimes written konpa or compa) is a musical genre as well as a dance that originates from Haiti. It involves mostly medium-to-fast tempo beats with an emphasis on synthesizers. Unlike zouk, the lyrics are mostly in Haitian Creole, and it has a faster rhythm than zouk. Kompa songs are often strongly sexually explicit.
In North America, kompa festivals take place frequently in Montreal, New York, Miami, and Boston.
Leading kompa artists include:
- Sweet Micky
- T-vice
- Carimi
See also: Music of Haiti
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