Haiti Cherie

14/06/2026

🇭🇹⚽ A World Cup memory rediscovered

More than five decades ago, a young boy became part of one of the most iconic images in Haitian football history.

His name is Miro Magloire. At only 3½ years old, he walked onto the pitch alongside Haiti’s national team during the 1974 FIFA World Cup, proudly carrying a football and wearing a white hat that read “Haiti.” ❤️🇭🇹

Born in Germany to a Haitian father and a German mother, Miro became an unforgettable symbol of Haiti’s first appearance on football’s biggest stage. 🌍⚽

Today, he is a respected choreographer in New York City and founder of the New Chamber Ballet.

As Haiti prepares for another World Cup adventure in 2026, Miro’s story serves as a reminder that the pride, passion, and memories of 1974 continue to inspire new generations of Grenadiers fans. 🇭🇹🏆✨

🎥: Everything Haitian & Black Culture

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13/06/2026

🇭🇹🔥 Boston feels like Haiti right now! ⚽❤️

The Haitian community has officially taken over the city ahead of the World Cup clash vs Scotland, bringing flags, music, and pure passion to the streets. 🇭🇹🌍

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu praised the energy of Haitian fans during the Haiti Fan Walk kickoff, highlighting the unity, culture, and excitement they are bringing across the city. 🙌

From public gatherings to watch parties everywhere, Haitian supporters are showing what true national pride looks like as they stand behind the Grenadiers in this historic moment against the Scotland national football team. ⚽🔥

A powerful display of diaspora strength, culture, and love for Haiti on the global stage. ❤️💙🇭🇹

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13/06/2026

🇭🇹⚽ Boston Mayor Michelle Wu shows support for Haiti! ❤️

Michelle Wu joined Haitian supporters ahead of Haiti’s FIFA World Cup match against the Scotland national football team, adding to the excitement surrounding the Grenadiers’ historic return to football’s biggest stage. 🇭🇹🔥

The moment highlighted the strength and unity of Boston’s Haitian community, with fans gathering to celebrate their culture, their team, and a long-awaited World Cup journey. ❤️💙

Supporters from all backgrounds came together to share in the passion of the beautiful game and cheer on Haiti as it represents the nation on the world stage. 🌍⚽✨

📺 Watch the matches on Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra, the home of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

🎥: Telemundo Nueva Inglaterra

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