They wore white with splashes of yellow, his favorite color, and waved their flags in tribute as more than two dozen Haitian musicians paid him the ultimate tribute.
They sang his song , “Ayiti Se,” adding a final stanza memorializing his impact on their lives, their music — and their troubled nation.
But before they were done, there was one more tribute. Donning white church robes, they returned to the stage and debuted his final composition, a gospel called “Tout Glwa Se Pou Ou” (All Glory to You Father).
