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10:30 AM on February 2

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10:30 a.m.

The Strumbellas - Spirits

https://youtu.be/F9kXstb9FF4

[Chorus]

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[Verse 1]

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The image is a screenshot from an article on the New York Times website. It shows a solemn scene at a memorial reception, likely taking place outdoors given the presence of plants and flowers in the background. In the foreground are three individuals, identified as Joverlein Moïse, his brother Jovenel, and sister Jomarlie, all wearing formal black attire. They are standing with heads bowed, possibly in mourning or reflection, which conveys a somber and respectful mood. The two men are wearing suits with ties, while the woman is in a simple black dress. All three individuals are masked, adhering to health and safety measures. Behind them, a floral arrangement adds a touch of color and life to the scene, with greenery and white flowers. The setting appears to be a formal occasion, likely related to the aftermath of a significant event involving their family. The image is part of an article discussing political and familial issues, as indicated by the captions and text surrounding the image.