Dieudonné Larose (June 5, 1945 – January 8, 2026) was a Haitian singer-songwriter known for his work in konpa and for his association with the group DP Express. Born in Cabaret, Haiti, Larose became a recognizable voice in Haitian popular music through romantic themes, melodic phrasing, and accessible storytelling within the konpa tradition.

Over the years, his songs circulated widely among Haitian audiences at home and in the diaspora, reflecting the everyday emotions and experiences that define much of konpa’s appeal.
Career & Legacy:
Larose is remembered as a beloved konpa singer-songwriter whose name remains closely linked to the DP Express era and to the broader Haitian konpa catalog of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Known For:
Konpa songwriting and performance; association with DP Express; a lasting presence in Haitian popular music.
Awards:
No major industry awards consistently documented across major databases.