Ou Sou May
by Blondedy Ferdinand · 2020 · kompa · 4:14 · Haitian Creole, French
“Ou Sou May” places Blondedy Ferdinand’s public personality inside a 2020 kompa-pop track speaking with the same direct tone she brings to film and social media. The official video appears on her own channel and runs beyond four minutes. Blondedy had already entered Haitian homes through cinema before taking more space in music, so her songs about relationships, jealousy, pride, and pain retain a sense of scene. The title is an immediate Haitian Creole phrase, while the arrangement lets her play emotion like a woman controlling her own narrative.