Table ronde au sujet du Carnaval et de la Fête Guédé

(00:00:00)Yon fanm (enkoni) dekri Kanaval nan Gwadloup. (00:05:02)Jean Dominique dekri Kanaval an Ayiti, sitou kòman moun ki soti nan klas sosyal diferan, moun lavil ak moun pwovens, pa fete Kanaval menm jan. Moun ki soti nan katye popilè lavil gen bann a pye. Li pale tou de Rara, ki liye avèk Vodou menm si se pa yon pratik Vodou menm li ye. (00:12:12)Jean Dominique pale de Fèt Gede, fèt tout mò yo nan Vodou ayisyen, ke moun fete ak anpil betiz, obsenite, epi seksyalite. (00:17:04)Yon mesyè (enkoni) pale de Kanaval Kebèk (Carnaval de Québec).

(00:00:00)Woman (name unknown) describes Carnival in Guadeloupe. (00:05:02)Jean Dominique describes Carnival in Haiti, particularly how the social classes and rural and urban populations celebrate Carnival differently. The urban lower-income majority possessing less social capital (the "classes populaires") celebrate with neighborhood "bann a pye" (foot bands). He also speaks of rural Rara and its association with Vodou, though it is not a Vodou practice per se. (00:12:12)Jean Dominique discusses Fèt Gede, the Day of the Dead in Haitian Vodou, and its manifestations of collective ribaldry, obscenity and sexuality. (00:17:04)A man (name unknown) speaking about the Quebec Winter Carnival (Carnaval de Québec).