2026 World Cup: Musical productions from the Haitian evangelical sector in support of the Grenadiers
After 52 years of absence, the Haitian national football team is participating in the 2026 World Cup. On this occasion, several actors from the Haitian evangelical sector published musical pieces to encourage the national team.
Here is an inventory of the four compositions listed:
1. “Fyète” – Chantal Saint-Fort
This piece by Chantal Saint-Fort focuses on national identity and the historical journey of Haiti. The artist includes messages of encouragement dedicated to the players as well as to the leaders of the Haitian football federation.
2. “Yo pran nan Cho (Ayiti nan Mondial)” – Ammiel Rosilien Ft. Apostle Amelito
Ammiel Rosilien and the actor Apôtre Amelito offer a title with a festive rhythm which deals with the impact of this qualification on the international scene and the reaction of the public.
3. “Nou Ka Fèl (Ayiti nan Mondyal)” – Pastor Jean Claude Derisier
The composition of Pastor Jean Claude Derisier is centered on the theme of national unity and collective mobilization through faith to support the performances of the players on the field, notably with the presence of the actor Jerry in the video alongside Zoom.
4. “Nou nan Koup di Mond” – Fr Luckson / Zòn Pa Fè Moun Band
Performed by Brother Luckson and the Zòn Pa Fè Moun Band, this title addresses the theme of work, patience and effort necessary to achieve international qualification after several decades of waiting.
5. “Ayiti nan mondyal” – Groupe Les Sanon
Groupe Les Sanon offers a track focused on the spiritual dimension of the event, attributing the national team’s return to divine intervention after more than five decades of waiting.
6. “Nou Te Jwe San Lakay” – Lambi (Composed by Ralf Dieudonné)
This collective composition, performed by several Haitian voices, highlights the unique logistical context of the national team, which had to play a portion of its qualifying matches away from its home base. The lyrics go beyond the sports context to document the social reality of young Haitian footballers, the resilience of families, and the diaspora’s sense of belonging.
This article will be updated if other musical productions from the evangelical sector are identified for this event. Tracks generated exclusively by artificial intelligence (AI) will not be considered. You can report new authentic titles via WhatsApp or email.
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