Jean Gesner Henry (May 10, 1925 - January 29, 1998), popularly known as Coupé Cloué, was a Haïtian singer, guitarist, and bandleader. He was known for defining a style of Haïtian compas music he called kompa mamba and for the sometimes bawdy innuendo used in his songs. During his career, he was one of Haïti's most prominent musicians and found much success in West Africa as well. As a young man, he received a classical music education and worked as a cabinetmaker before becoming a professional soccer player.
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Mon Compe / Ti Bom
Myan Myan
Leogane
Bel Ti Ange
Marie Jocelyne
Net Al Cole
Fem'm Kolokinte
Collabore
Donki
Cherie Min Coupe
Claudie
Mango
Kiliboi
Imploration
Andedan
Marie Claire / Pot Pourri
Sociss
Chita Tande
Gacon Bozo
Madan Marcel
AZOUKINKING
Men rat la
Gacôn Bozô
Tu Peux Mettre
Mon Konpè / Ti Bom
Souvenir D'enfance
Conseil
Azoukenkeng
Roi Coupé
Yeye
Message
gro boutik
Min Rat La
HISTOIRE THERAMENE
Sa Ki Pou Ou
Bôzô, Gacon
Full Tank
Tomazo
Louloune
Plein Caille
Mon Compè Ti Bom
marie claire
Pap Cis
Mon compe/Ti bom
Pot pourri
marie claire/pot pourri
Anba Bannan'
tita
Suzette
ayiti
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