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Konpa · 2025
“White Guitar”
Haitian Creole · Haiti · USA
“Gita Blan” (White Guitar) is a Konpa song by TimTim.Live about a guitar he sold at eighteen in Lynn, Massachusetts and found again nearly forty years later. Sung in Haitian Creole with an English translation on this page, it's a true story about a dream that waited.
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How “Gita Blan” came together — the studio, the story, the guitar.
In 1986, at eighteen, TimTim.Live walked into a music store in Lynn, Massachusetts and fell in love with a white guitar on the wall. Life forced him to sell it — and he never forgot it.
Nearly forty years later, the guitar found its way back into his hands. “Gita Blan” is the song of that homecoming: a dream delayed, never abandoned, and finally answered.
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Preview verse — full official lyrics coming soon.
Gita blan mwen, ou tounen lakay, Apre tout tan an, ou la ankò. Rèv la pa janm mouri — Li t ap tann mwen tout tan.
My white guitar, you’ve come back home, After all this time, you’re here again. The dream never died — It was waiting for me all along.
Ma guitare blanche, tu es rentrée à la maison, Après tout ce temps, te voilà de nouveau. Le rêve n’est jamais mort — Il m’attendait depuis toujours.
Mi guitarra blanca, has vuelto a casa, Después de todo este tiempo, aquí estás de nuevo. El sueño nunca murió — Me esperaba todo este tiempo.
Konpa was born in Haiti in the 1950s, built for one purpose: to get a room full of people dancing together, no matter what else was going on outside. Nemours Jean-Baptiste shaped that sound, and every Konpa song since carries a piece of it.
“Gita Blan” sits inside that tradition — a smooth, mid-tempo groove meant for a crowded floor — but tells a Haitian-American story: what it means to leave something behind in one country and find your way back to it in another.
Because the guitar coming back wasn't planned — it just happened, the way the best true stories do. I wanted to write it down in a song before I forgot how it felt.
That it's never too late to go back for something you thought you'd lost. That's it. That's the whole song.
Konpa is the music I grew up on. It's built for togetherness — you can't sit still to it. This story needed that feeling.
The culture behind the music — Haiti · USA.




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Share the song, tell the story of the white guitar, and help introduce Konpa to people who've never heard it. Ambassadors get a shareable badge and a referral link to track who they bring in.
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It’s about the white guitar TimTim.Live sold at eighteen and found again forty years later — a song about never giving up on a dream.
The lyrics are in Haitian Creole (Kreyòl), with an English translation on this page.
Konpa — the smooth, feel-good dance music of Haiti.
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Yes — “Gita Blan” is offered in several languages so you can enjoy it or forward it to a friend in their own language. Pick a language on the song page.