Visiting Pignon, Haiti -- The Town of Clairin

Back-at-it-again.
In this episode we are visiting the town of Pignon, Haiti. Come for its Clairin, stay for its charm and its people.
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[@kaonabo1ye]

I dislike how the media makes it seem as if Port au Prince is the only city or commune in Haiti that's why it's important for Haitians to create our own media content when showing Haiti. This video was great and I can't wait for the next video. 👍🏾

[@wilginepierre661]

I’m always amazing to see so many space available and people stay in PAP doing nothing. I’m glad I growing up in the countryside

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

@wilginepierre I'm not sure how old you are dear. Port Au Prince was just as beautiful. After they got rid of Duvalier many people came from the country side to come to Port Au Prince an addition PAP was never that populated people came from the country side came looking for a better life and the others who came to destroy. Not to forget an educated politician who are acting as slave to their masters Killary (get it). As of 1986 February 7th it all changed for the worst. As a kid I grew up in PAP it was beautiful clean and less people the residential walls were very low you were able to leave your gate or door open and not have to worry about any gangs last but not least we had electricity 24/7. I went to Sacred Heart Catholic school with a chauffeur and all. The potoprens today is not what it was than, if you look at the face of the people who does the riot and gangs you can clearly see they're clearly people who have no ideas of their history and 70% are not from potoprens dear. Just in case you didn't know. In summary don't generalize the people in potoprens they're educating people in potoprens and you would never see in the crowd of the people that are destroying PAP keep in mind the government is trying to sell Haiti to the US, CA and DR so some of us are working hard to get the new Haiti back. Haiti will the country that everyone want to come to.

[@dianellemompremier3984]

That's why we should decentralized.

[@wilginepierre661]

@@TESSALACOMBATTANTE I’m sure it was. I’m living in Canada, I visit a few countries. I stayed in five hotels. But but being in the nature, is the place that i feel good, free in peace. For exemple i would love to leave in kenscoff, that’s me. Most of those people in those riots may not be educated but those who take them to the street are. The difference between the educated or the one who don’t is the love you have for your country. You can be well educated But if you don’t love that country the way you love your self we won’t go far. I agree that those who destroy are not from PaP BUT those who pays them or brings them that far ARE from PaP🤷🏾‍♀️

[@samnept7480]

@@TESSALACOMBATTANTE The funny thing is the Duvalier are the one who Brought Bidonville in PAP... the like (cite Simone ou cite soleil, CIte Caton, Cite bouteille et latrie start their existance under Duvalier.. A Good Amount of kids from the Province always Hate PAP.. today even more.....PA by in 1978 a refuse to left les Cayes... PAP is what screw the country up... Even before Duvalier PAP was known as the Capital of Crooks!! Now the Capital of Drug Dealers!!!

[@samnept7480]

@Wilgine Pierre The fact some of them prefer to eat dirt, sleep under someone table, bathe in Baukit, do number 2 in plastic bag so they can say they leave in PAP... Always make me like VOMIT... Imagine Beach and large Rivers was minute away...to walk there...

[@mariesylvain5356]

My father from st Raphael. I love country side, nice food and nice neighborhood!

[@gilgabe]

Once again, my hat off to you SeeJeanty. I grew up hearing so many stories about Pignon as a kid from my grandparents, uncles and aunts being a Capois. We don't have any family members from Pignon but as the gentleman stated that he did his secondary school Au Cap-Haitien which was a common thing back in the days as those villages and small towns throughout Haiti did not have secondary schools so many of these kids had to immigrate to the major cities like Cap-Haitien and Port-au-Prince in order to further their education. We in Cap-Haitien were frustrated with the government back in the days as the millions made with all the cruises that used to visit Cap-Haitien every week back in the 70s and 80s were headed to Port-au-Prince so none of the millions were ever used to either modernize or upgrade the city. Corruption in Haiti runs deep and it is historical. Not to go into politics too deep but if we look at the conditions and the state of Haiti today, we can proudly and loudly say that IT IS HATIANS who are destroying Haiti. Yes, there are foreign entities that are supporting and making sure that Haiti is this SHIT HOLE but they are doing it because HAITIANS ARE OPENLY AND PROUDLY ALLOWING THEM TO DO SO. Haitians in most part have a complex of inferiority and it is something they inherit from slavery. I applaud all those Haitians from the diaspora who return home to Haiti and go to their cities, towns or villages to live and to invest instead of stocking in Port-au-Prince like sardines.

[@SeeJeanty]

Part 2 will be coming soon. Make sure you're subscribed with notifications turned on. 🤜🏾👊🏾🇭🇹

[@bigfish7493]

We are watching you Jeanty. For those of the population wh recognize the Truth, please express those ideas that promote "Haitian responsibility". For every incidence of corruption, vole, assassin, etc the must be Haitian cooperation. Haiti is a "raped" country by Haitians, and a few blan. Men mou paka relé amwe pou lot paye yo vini de travay nou. Haitian men and boys, Haitian Women and girls, bandi yo se yon maladi net net, anyen bon pou payeAyiti. Si chef yo man PaP paka netwaye yo, veye wout byen ke salop bandi yo pa antre nan Pignon. Pwoteje pwop tet paw. Kenbe red. Mesi Jeanty.

[@jpldrone5958]

I am a drone pilot and I was born in Jacmel. When I saw your frist video I said waw to myself this guy is doing what I intended to do couple years ago, but not a this level. I encourage you to bring more to our public. Well done my friend!

[@SonofmanCrossed]

Continue mesye. Grand resper. Haiti cherie one love. 🇭🇹

[@Scherly0110]

Wow what a wonderful places, just a wonderful modern town in Haiti. They are definitely on their way to great things.

[@pititbossou]

My great grandmother was the mayor of this town in the 50s

[@509LM]

I love this new format Jeanty. Pignon like so many other towns have so much potential. Fantastic work as always.

[@Jocelyn-s7u6m]

You are making your community look marvelous, i love it 🥰

[@beaubrunp6316]

wow what a beautifulllll city....thank you for sharing the beauties of haiti. much love brother.

[@saoulkiebertin6133]

What you are doing is incredible! Thank you for shinning the light back on Haiti. Too often the light is dimmed and the darkness overshadows our beautiful and resilient country and people in the global media. Thank you!! This is the country I remember before immigrating to the U.S. at eight year old. I never comment on videos, but I couldn't proceed without echoing my gratitude. God Bless! 🙏🏾🇭🇹

[@quiskaeya]

Omg I went to college with Caleb’s brother! He was a soccer star on our college campus 😂What hellava small world. I’ve never been to Pignon though.

[@RodberryJacques]

Probably Ephraim?

[@quiskaeya]

@@RodberryJacques Spot on. Here’s another coincidence…my sister in love is in the Trimble’s group with your wife. That’s how I came to know of your beautiful singing😊

[@RodberryJacques]

@@quiskaeya that's awesome! My wife always shares our songs on that group! Thank you though!

[@matguillaume2324]

Good to see you Brother CJeantit back at it again. This is a great video. I am from Dehors and love to see you are giving some love to the people from dehors. Keep up the good work.

[@goldendawn7]

Big Clairin fan, glad it's starting to gain some popularity here in the states, it's such a unique product.

[@Jocelyn-s7u6m]

Wow wow wow oh my gosh you did the right Thing Sr bravo, i hope a lot of people invested in their community

[@myrtled3675]

SeeJeanty I am glad you are back at it again - I missed your episode. what a wonderful place I enjoy the scenery

[@Mmvrvin]

Everyday I learn more and more. This is impressive.

[@estherarchange3192]

Wow, this town has so much to offer. Very interesting. Muslims in Haiti?! Oh wow.

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

@estherarchange There's so much history that most are not aware of. Haiti have so much history that it will take more than 365 days times 10. When the Moroccan came to Haiti whom were muslims and I believe they were in Cap-Haitian from there they created a program to practice it and it became an additional religious as before it was not allowed to be practiced. The population of muslims is not alot but there is muslims in Haiti. Just like we supported the Jews and that the reason you might hear they Haitians are also the people of Israel. Dear we got so much history that's the reason they hate us so much. Haiti is the mother of it all, we are the bomb lol. Haiti will change for the better God put it in my heart since 2001 stand for your country any how you can. Salut sister from another mother.👊🏽🇭🇹 by the way our flag will go back to it's original color.

[@nixondutes3550]

I am speechless for this video. Thank you!!❤

[@barbaraskitchen-ju]

It amazes me to see how some parts of Haiti people living well and clean and then such poverty and filth in some areas

[@mathurinnotaryservicesllc2915]

Amazing work being done there! Definitely would like to visit there next time I visit home 🇭🇹

[@jimmyboyz126]

Me also i was thinking the samething... let hope everything goes good for traveling

[@mathurinnotaryservicesllc2915]

@@jimmyboyz126 Yes man. We can only hope so. The mens there are constantly stopping the growth of the country.

[@WealthEngineering]

Always wanted to have my own brand of clarion. So I really appreciate this video.

[@norasmission7394]

Really good !!! Thank you so much for showing us …. We appreciate you !!!:)

[@lisnajerome4731]

I would say stop discouraging people im encouraging you please keep doing this i don't that zone im so happy to see it. Thanks so much.

[@waldeckdolce7379]

Great job Gerald!!

[@yvroser902]

Thank you Mr Jeanty for sharing

[@pappabachatv540]

Thank you Jeanty! We need more investment in Haiti. I believe we can do better, because we used to. The whole world must remember that Haiti of America 🇭🇹 is a great country and the Haitian people is also a great Nation.✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾 We are Haitians 💪🏾 so we're proud. 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@jimmyboyz126]

For real, the diaspora have to find away to put together to make this happen

[@pappabachatv540]

@@jimmyboyz126 sure.

[@zopope10]

Not anymore my friend 🙄

[@zopope10]

We used to be proud but now the country is governing by gang and basters

[@zopope10]

The Haitian who gave us 1804 is no more, now we have a bunch of nobody fighting for dollars 💰

[@daughterofmosthigh8074]

If the government of Haiti could get their act together, man, there would be no better country to live in! Beautiful! Thank you for this vid. I've never heard of Pignon and I didn't even know they had Muslims in Haiti! Very educational!

[@cesarbelcesar43]

My Home 🛩 🙌🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AMaudeThing]

Great episode.

[@jimmyboyz126]

Seejeanty thank you soo soo much for these kind of videos, I really like your video & I'm a big subscriber fan & keep doing the good work brother

[@faniegelin3501]

Jean keep informed us the Diaspora. I in particular was born in PAP left when I was a teen but have no idea about Haiti. Thank You for sharing motherland In better lance

[@Djzen312]

Thank you sir but I feel that there’s so much more we could have learned about Pignon. There’s a very old hospital near there (LaJeune) that was run by foreigners, there are rivers around Pignon, lots and lots of mangoes etc…

[@bradleydorcelus2216]

My home town also 😁😁😁

[@SeeJeanty]

Make sure to share it to everyone on that side of your family! And your friends who are from there too! 🤜🏾👊🏾🇭🇹

[@tdavis7989]

Love what you do

[@darouxconstruction]

good job bro keep up

[@joydet3389]

Beautiful ❤

[@freddyblaise2522]

Bravo 👏👏👏

[@marcz6653]

Hidden gems 💎 🇭🇹❤️

[@greensofa1]

Thanks for this Great vid. While you were There did you go to La Victoire, Mombin-Crochu and Fort Liberté? The latter being probably the nicest town in the north east (arguably).

[@t-galaxy308]

Bon bgy Jeanty👍

[@mysticgold1947]

It's so much to do in Haiti 🇭🇹 , praying more decent construccions are available for the poor!..mire trees too please to bring water to Haiti

[@Csncelthis1223]

There is supposed to be a nice little guest house available here, owned by a lady named Shirlon but I can't find it. I want to stay for 2 weeks this year but I can't find the address. Anyone who knows can they reach out to me??

[@joedagger863]

Thank you for the information

[@heud2kscotty426]

Damn I’m from Haiti n first time hearing bout this place

[@robensonpetithomme930]

Mwe ta renmen konnen sak fe pignon bell kontan bravo moun pignon meri ki deye sa pa vinn vole tan kou lot yo Good job ou byen diaskora yo ki fel bel konsa

[@benhurguerrier9130]

Jeanty is my President!!! 🇭🇹

[@trendingwwwandw]

After viewing your video, We want to go to Haiti 🙂💞💞 Like

[@benitomichel3174]

Pou ki moune emissions an a glass sa lipa pou aysyen nou pa pale anglais

[@dejavooshama5330]

Mezanmi mw pè pou yo pa gaté Pignon

[@teeboss5825]

Ahaha

[@teeboss5825]

Oh gade caleb

[@teeboss5825]

Pito m retounen lakay mw

[@DajVic31_8]

Amazing!!

[@RimahVideo19]

I am very interested in this quiet town. I have never been to PAP but to Cap x2

[@JohnNjaaga]

Iam a Kenyan haiti is a great country

[@Jamesdesopin]

Damnit Haiti is beautiful the only problem is that electricity thing

[@cheffedjudhy2486]

Good job

[@alainlerebours6125]

Good stuff

[@sophiavictorin577]

😱 wows l 💘 loves what l saw 🙏🙏🙏

[@NotHackTheBox]

Hey I am moving to Haiti from Canada but will be completing my school in Haiti remotely. How do you have such good Internet connection ? Do you use multiple service providers ?

[@SeeJeanty]

Fibre from access Haiti, natcom, and Digicel. And yes, get all three or whoever many that cross through your neighborhood. Pricey but me essential. Godspeed.

[@AMaudeThing]

Sharing.

[@yvroser902]

Hello Pignon

[@fredeneldorvil]

May I have SeeJeanty's contact? Please

[@benhurguerrier9130]

In Haiti they need to start selling they goods inside a facility in every area. Instead of crowding the streets everywhere.

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

@benhurguerrier We had a few in-door market when Duvalier was kicked out of Haiti alot was destroyed we had so much that most may not know it's a different generation just like we had electricity 24/7.

[@sachelfrench7114]

Wow I learned something new I didn't know Haiti had people who are Muslim.

[@SeeJeanty]

Majority of the mosques we're built during MINUSTAH with Muslim troops needing to practice their faith.

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

@sachelfrench Absolutely there is it started when the Morroccan came to Haiti many years ago.

[@Bourikano2]

Most of our fore fathers were Muslim remember the saying seremoni bwa kayiman…… it’s sereomi kay imam remember imam is a Muslim priest so have Muslim history in Haiti because our African ancestors were also Muslim and voduizan etc

[@dieunousilien6701]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@farolastaime9427]

Wawwwww beautiful

[@brothert1192]

So Pignon was founded in 1699 ?

[@gamyaugustin7815]

Mashallah

[@luckdorlus2397]

Ki bor zone sa sitiye silvouplait mwen renmen ta bati la eske li pre hinche

[@presendieulandy980]

Siw hinche wap pran 30 minut pou rive pignon

[@inestpierre2429]

Dorlus piyon se yon commune nan department nord li tou prè hinche wi

[@inestpierre2429]

Mw se moun piyon map viv Boston Massachusetts

[@sadelinevalme9728]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@seanplenni]

I like that, the "D" is for his wife.

[@Aydin-Adam]

😂😂 Don't know why he didn't say her name. But if he didn't want to say it on here, I won't. But his wife's name does actually start with "D"

[@gracesimeon4593]

❤️❤️❤️

[@christellejuste2921]

Bon Dieu ap fè ayiti grâce . Yon jou peyi nou a genyen lapè avek travay.

[@queenbee3100]

Dr could neva

[@Ophethxxd]

Numbers 14:28 So tell them as surely as I live declares the lord I will do to you exactly as I heard you say There will be 1 million Haitian millionaires the next decade that will bring money back to Haiti

[@rogermansour993]

GOD BLESS 🇭🇹 HAITI.BENI SOIT L ETERNEL. EVANGELIST ROGER MANSOUR MISSIONARY TO HAITI

[@JC-ou2el]

The "D" is for my wife

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

@jc Yep the wife got the D in Kevin Hart voice lol

[@kaonabo1ye]

8:53 You made my day, nice one! 😂

[@mizraincaire9922]

I was enjoying the video until I saw that mosque. That's the last thing we need in Haiti.

[@nobullshiit9615]

Bookman was a Muslim from Senegal and went to Jamaica then sold to Haiti to tame him because he was a big threat to colonizers

[@moorfortune901]

Whats Imam Bilal IG so i can reach out him. Informative video