Tabou Combo, one of Haiti’s most iconic bands, has spent over five decades captivating audiences worldwide with its high-energy music, blending traditional Haitian Konpa with global influences. Formed in the Port-au-Prince suburb of Pétion-Ville in 1968, Tabou Combo became one of the island’s leading bands by 1970, achieving international acclaim in 1974 with their million-selling hit “New York City”.
From their humble beginnings in Haiti’s Pétion-Ville to their status as global ambassadors of Haitian music, Tabou Combo continues to be a unifying force. Their music, a celebration of life, rhythm, and resilience, has preserved and elevated Konpa, introducing it to the world with an infectious groove that refuses to let go.
Over the years, the band has released numerous acclaimed albums, sold out venues worldwide, collaborated with renowned artists, and inspired countless musicians—cementing their place as a cornerstone of Haitian music and a symbol of its rich cultural heritage.
