Marc Vitchggee Boisard is my full name, but I’m better known by my stage name Panoutchi C’Panou, born on March 26, 1996, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. From a young age, I’ve had a keen interest in music. Panoutchi C’Panou stems from my deep respect for my nation. In saying I’m Panou, meaning i’m yours. I’m expressing my deepest connection to my culture and identity.
Already 15 years of experience and collaboration in gospel trends within the church. Rap and Trap, Kompa Love and Afro; as a young ambitious singer, in an insensitive HMI I continue to struggle in a solo career and this with an open mind for better adventures and progress to come.

Throughout my upbringing, my mother, a music lover, would often sing. There were even songs I hadn’t heard but already knew because of her. At the age of 10, she noticed my talent and enrolled me in the church youth choir, where I also learned to play the guitar. Our group was often in demand, and people recognized our talent.
In 2012, the group disbanded due to personal issues among some members. I found myself alone and left the gospel world.
After several unsuccessful attempts, I considered pursuing a solo career for the first time and exploring new experiences to become increasingly popular. I began singing in schools, at parties,first communions,recreational events.
In 2013, I participated in Digicel Stars and reached the top 15, but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to thrust me into the spotlight.
I took a break because producing solo music was costly, so I formed a rap group, as it was more affordable. After two or three years of making music, we reached over 10,000 views on YouTube and were only popular in our region; then in 2018, we collaborated with the G-Shyt group, which helped us gain popularity, but a dispute in 2019 ended the group, and I found myself alone again.
It was then at this point that I decided to explore my talent and even started singing other music styles like Kompa Love and Afro Kompa, etc. In 2020, I began posting my freestyles on Instagram and eventually met my manager, who helped me release my first solo Kompa project in 2021, titled ‘Baby Palé Avèm’. In 2022, we released my second track ‘Lanmou Pran Kou’, still solo, continuing to pursue my dreams.
Since then, my manager and I have had a very good career plan, but it has been affected by the insecurity situation in the country. However, we are still on track, and very soon, we will continue to move forward on a consistent trajectory.