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Erol Josué is a multifaceted Haitian artist, scholar, and ordained Vodou priest who currently serves as the General Director of Haiti's National Bureau of Ethnology. He is known for integrating traditional spiritual practices with contemporary music, dance, and performance, including appearances in cinematic works such as Royal Bonbon.
Erol Josué is a Haitian artist, Vodou priest, and the General Director of Haiti's National Bureau of Ethnology who works across music, dance, and film to preserve his country's cultural heritage.
He is known for his multi-disciplinary career as a singer, dancer, and actor, as well as his advocacy for Haitian culture through works like the film Royal Bonbon and his leadership role within the National Bureau of Ethnology.