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Oksid Janti fèt Pòtoprens 18 mas 1860. Li te lekòl primè polimatik nan Koupo. Li te pase Lise Petyon. Fè mizik pou sèvi peyi l te toujou nan lide li. Se pou sa afè bon nèt lekòl pat gen anpil enpòtans pou li. Li te konnen bon nòt pa fouti regle tout bagay nan lavi yon nèg. Pou Oksid Janti, se pat tèt pa li ki te pase an premye. Nan tan sa a, peyi a ak tout pèp la te bezwen yon mizik nan enterè yo, e se sou sa li deside travay. Li te fè gwo jefò pou l te vin yon bon mizisyen, enstrimantalis ak konpozitè.

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