Inez Barlatier
FESTIVAL OF WORDS
Reverend Samuel Delevoe Memorial Park
2520 NW 6th St
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Apr 27, 2024
11:00 AM EDT
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The signature community event designed to create an atmosphere of love and appreciation for the power of words in many forms.
Attendees will experience a full day of activities that include the follow:
Book Giveaways
Children’s Village
Interactive Workshops
Panel Discussions
Poetry Readings
Performances
Storytelling
Live Art
Food Trucks
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Inez Barlatier Biography
Inez Barlatier is a Haitian-American multidisciplinary performing artist. Her music is inspired by multi-cultural wisdom and rhythms. Her children’s show, Ayiti: Stories & Songs from Haiti, has been featured in international conferences and tours the U.S.
Inez's work has been featured on several Miami news programs, national radio, television and streaming stations as well as in independent films Razing Liberty Square by Katja Esson, Madame Pipi by Rachelle Salnave & LUDI by Edson Jean. Internationally, she has performed in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Spain, Central America, Cuba, Cameroon and Haiti.
Inez is acting in F.Punk Junkies by Teo Castellanos. As well as IAMME, an Adrienne Arsht Center production; Sharing Grandmothers directed by Carlos Caballero (FundArte) and Marguerite (Conecta Arts) More about Inez at www.InezInezInez.com.
Read MoreInez's work has been featured on several Miami news programs, national radio, television and streaming stations as well as in independent films Razing Liberty Square by Katja Esson, Madame Pipi by Rachelle Salnave & LUDI by Edson Jean. Internationally, she has performed in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Spain, Central America, Cuba, Cameroon and Haiti.
Inez is acting in F.Punk Junkies by Teo Castellanos. As well as IAMME, an Adrienne Arsht Center production; Sharing Grandmothers directed by Carlos Caballero (FundArte) and Marguerite (Conecta Arts) More about Inez at www.InezInezInez.com.
International Fusion
Afro-pop
Brazilian Music
Haitian
Roots
Worldbeat
Afro-beat
Afro-latin
Roots Rock
World Fusion
Afro-brazilian
Afro-cuban
Ancesteral
International Folk
Putomayo
Soul-blues
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