Sarodj Hopes Haiti Will Be Free Again and Its People Can Return Home
Haitian singer Sarodj Bertin, who lives in the Dominican Republic, voiced hope that Haiti will regain peace and its people can return to their homes.
Key points
- Sarodj Bertin will present a category at the 2026 HEAT Awards.
- She lives in the Dominican Republic and thanked Dominicans for their solidarity amid the crisis in Haiti.
- Her song "Baila" has expanded its presence in Mexico and Central America over the past two years.
- She is a singer, actress, philanthropist, and former Miss Universe Haiti.
Haitian singer Sarodj Bertin will present a category at the 2026 HEAT Awards. Earlier, she performed at the Monitor Latino Awards in Colombia.
Based in the Dominican Republic, Sarodj shared her expectations for the event and spoke about the situation in her homeland. According to her remarks to El Dia.com.do, "I have hope that Haiti will finally be free again, that we will have peace once more, that the people will be able to live in peace, rebuild their lives and return to their homes." She also thanked the Dominican people for their solidarity amid the crisis Haiti is facing.
The artist, who is known for her social commitment, has run child-support initiatives regardless of race, color, or religion. Her recent activity includes promotional tours and social responsibility work in Mexico, including accompanying children in fulfilling their final wishes.
According to El Dia.com.do, her song "Baila" has expanded her presence in Mexico and Central America over the past two years, with airplay in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, and a major Mexican network also considered the track for its World Cup music programming.
Sarodj, a singer, actress, and former Miss Universe Haiti, used her appearance at the HEAT Awards to pair her music with a message of hope for Haiti's future.