Miami Carnival mourns passing of Zouk Collective founder Paul Dash Jean Louis
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- The Miami Broward One Carnival Host Committee has announced the passing of Paul Dash Jean Louis, founder of the Zouk Collective Mas/Bann Madigra, describing him as a cultural leader and cherished member of the Miami Carnival family.
- “Paul was more than a cultural leader—he was a vibrant force in our community, a passionate advocate for Caribbean culture, and a beloved member of the Miami Carnival family,” the committee said in a statement.
- Through his work with Zouk Collective, Jean Louis played a vital role in bringing joy, artistry, and heritage to Miami Carnival each year, helping to celebrate and elevate Caribbean traditions within South Florida’s cultural landscape.
- The committee extended condolences to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his life and legacy, noting: “His spirit will forever live on.”
The Miami Broward One Carnival Host Committee has announced the passing of Paul Dash Jean Louis, founder of the Zouk Collective Mas/Bann Madigra, describing him as a cultural leader and cherished member of the Miami Carnival family.
“Paul was more than a cultural leader—he was a vibrant force in our community, a passionate advocate for Caribbean culture, and a beloved member of the Miami Carnival family,” the committee said in a statement.
Through his work with Zouk Collective, Jean Louis played a vital role in bringing joy, artistry, and heritage to Miami Carnival each year, helping to celebrate and elevate Caribbean traditions within South Florida’s cultural landscape.
The committee extended condolences to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his life and legacy, noting: “His spirit will forever live on.”
