Description: (Musician and singer of popular music)
Guy Durosier Petrus, widely known as the "Ambassador of Haitian music," was a renowned musician and singer. His professional journey began at the age of 14 when he started his career as a saxophonist in various bands. He later joined the orchestra led by maestro Issa el Saieh and collaborated with influential figures such as Bud Johnson and Michel Desgrottes. Durosier expanded his musical expertise by incorporating jazz influences into his work. He was recognized as a versatile artist who excelled as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and innovative arranger, blending jazz elements with Cuban mambo and Haitian musical traditions. Despite facing some controversies, Durosier's unique contributions left a lasting impact on the music industry before his passing in 1999 from advanced lung cancer.