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Amaral Tiblan was born in Curitiba, Brazil and has Jewish origins. After the Haiti earthquake in January 2010, the Haitian diaspora began to seek Brazil as a refuge. In 2012, Tiblan began projects to integrate Haitians into Brazilian society, teaching Portuguese and helping to find work. In 2013, he helped found the Haitian Association in Brazil and talked to one of the members, heard of a Tropicana band from Haiti, passionate about the rhythm of Kompas, Amaral Tiblan began to become more interested in the Creole language and became a crazy fan of Tropicana. In January of 2018, the artist made a video playing and singing a potpourri of the Tropicana group that viralized on the internet and made the band's musicians come in contact with him, initiating a beautiful partnership between Brazil and Haiti. After that, several other Haitian artists and radio broadcasters began to make friends with him through the internet, among them are Ded Kra-z, Princess Eud, Guy Wewe and Carel Pedre.
In March 2018, Amaral Tiblan released the video for his first single recorded in Creole, the song "Se Bon Bagay" that talks about his life in the Haitian neighborhoods in Brazil that he helped to build. Tiblan was greeted in Chokarella by Carel Pedre during an interview with Rara Leyogann, where he was also announced the Tournet of Roody Roodboy and Ciyou Paradoks in Brazil, with whom he met in person and made a strong friendship, the result of a new single for the 2018 World Cup , recorded in Brazil.
