Les Freres Dejean Live 1976

I was in Haiti approx. 7 times between 1976 and 1979. I met and worked with several artists and musicians. Somewhere I met Patrick Anson who, among his businesses from Queens, NY to Port-au-Prince Haiti, had created Macaya Records. This session August 24, 1976 was a way to promote Les Freres Dejean and their new record "International" I don't believe this tape was ever formally edited or broadcast anywhere and no funds ever exchanged hands. I did pay the studio, equipment rentals and the crew. Patrick and the 10 musicians drove up to Northern Studios in Maynard, Massachusetts from Queens in the afternoon and drove back that evening! (see the John O'Leary video in the Videos In Color Playlist for more on Northern) I edited in the album cover near the end and cut in some pre-shoot banter at the very end. Haitian music groups of this era often called their music Mini-jazz but is more widely known as Compas, Konpa, or Kompa dance music from a meringue root. Most is sung in French creole and at least one in Spanish as Haiti shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.

For more information on Les Freres Dejean see the wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Fr%.... which at the bottom has an external link to the Discogs list of their albums. Any help in lyric translations to English would be most appreciated.

Many thanks to @eliechampagne9108 for naming the performers in this video!
Back Row L to R:
DURCYS DUBUISSON
Guitar Rhythmic
CAMILLE DEJEAN
Tom & Gong (Cowbell)
HUGUES ISSAC
Guitar Bass
ERNST RAMPONNEAU
Drums
PHILIPPE DEJEAN
Congas
REGINALD BENJAMIN
Guitar Solo

Front Row L to R:
FRED DEJEAN
Saxophone Maestro
ANDRE DEJEAN
Trumpet
ISNARD DOUBY
Lead Singer/Trumpet
YVON LOUISSAINT
2nd Lead Singer/Chorus
EL DESROSIERS
Chorus/Tambourine

On the Album recording but Absent from this video:
CLAUDE PASQUET Drums
WAGNER LALANNE (Waag) Piano

Thank you to @brother1192 for these track titles and times:
0:00-9:49 Haiti
9:57-16:20 Kele Keke
16:30-26:57 Marina
27:26-33:25 Latibonite
33:50-36:25 Obsesion a 1935 bolero by Pedro Flores (info from Remy @Flex365_formations)
36:37-47:25 La Foi
47:33-54:58 Kote Menaj Ou
55:16-56:01 Theme Musical

We taped live to 3/4" Sony 2850 U-matic machines with three semi-pro color cameras of the time (much lower resolution compared to now!) one of which off color set-up still bothers me. All the flaws and miscues of no video rehearsals for a live switching program is evident but there are many excellent shots. Two of the Cameramen were Mark Allen and Alex Washington. The great audio mix was by Derek Huntington who I shared a much smaller space at that same time in Watertown MA for a couple of years. His video is in the Music Videos B&W Playlist. He was assisted by Rex Merrill and some Northern engineers helped on the floor and in the control room. Audio on some portion maybe mono with Stereo simulation. There maybe some duplication of songs as we may have done two run thrus of the same set and the jumble of old footage. In the 80's Sony offered for a nominal fee to transfer their analog tape to dv mini tapes which I did. I created DVD's in 2007 and reconverted files is where we see this slightly edited footage now.