Sarodj Bertin is a multifaceted Haitian singer, human rights lawyer, and former beauty queen who gained international recognition as Miss Haiti Universe 2010. Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, she migrated to the Dominican Republic at a young age, where she developed a strong multicultural identity and became fluent in five languages: Haitian Creole, French, Spanish, English, and Mandarin.

Before pursuing music full-time, Sarodj built a professional career in law and modeling. Her transition into music reflects a deliberate artistic evolution rooted in cultural representation, empowerment, and global visibility. Through her work, she presents a modern image of Haitian identity that bridges the Caribbean and Latin worlds.
Career & Musical Direction:
Sarodj’s music blends Urban, Pop, and Caribbean rhythms with strong Latin influences, resulting in a vibrant “Haitian-Latin” fusion. Known for high-energy performances and a bold visual identity, she has collaborated with major Latin and Caribbean artists, including Quimico Ultra Mega and Mozart La Para, expanding her reach across international markets.
Best Songs:

• Mañana
• Quiere Comerme (feat. Quimico Ultra Mega)
• Yakoke
• Bla Bla Bla
• Haiti

Awards & Recognitions:
• Female Artist of the Year — African Entertainment Awards USA (2022)
• Recognized internationally as a cultural ambassador representing Haiti through music, fashion, and advocacy.
Philanthropy & Social Impact:
Sarodj is the founder of the “Sarodj for a Purpose” foundation, which focuses on supporting underprivileged children and community empowerment initiatives in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Her humanitarian work is closely aligned with her artistic vision.
Known For:
Successfully transitioning from law and modeling to international music; multilingual artistic expression; promoting Haitian culture on global stages; merging entertainment with social responsibility.
Alias, Slogan & Motto:
Stage name: Sarodj
Slogan: “Music with a Purpose”
Motto: “Empowerment through Art.”