Tabou Combo, a history of delivering great Haitian music

Updated December 6, 2012 1:04 PM

Tabou Combo has been the leading Konpa band in Haiti for over three decades. They began as Los Incognitos of Pétionville in 1968, rapidly achieving their first taste of success, Haiti Radio's "Best Musical Group of the Year" award.

At the end of 1970, they relocated to New York, as Tabou Combo, and with a new band head, Jean-Claude Jean. It was there their career took off, resulting in fans on all major continents of the globe.

The band's mega-hit, "New York City" sold a million copies in 1974, and their 1989 album, The Antilles, charted at number one in Europe and the Caribbean, winning them "Best Album for Haitian Dance Music" in 1991.

Tabou Combo In The Song Kompo Shelbe
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Rumba Liberte Tabou Combo
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Tabou Combo 1978 Santo Domingo Television El Show Del Cuatro:
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Tabou Combo - Base Ba Live:
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Tabou Combo - Inflacion:
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