Robert Dieudelin, known by the stage name ARCANGEL LEGRAND - BROTHERSWAGG, is a Haitian artist born on September 7, 1999 in Limonade, Cap-Haïtien, Haiti. Founder of the BROTHERSWAGG movement, the BSR label (BrotherswaggStudioRecords), and executive leader and founder of the hip-hop musical group The Monkeys 3 (TM3) established abroad, he is a rapper, singer, songwriter, music producer, writer, and entrepreneur.
Introduced to music at age 9 in 2008, he was influenced by hip-hop and Haitian Creole rap. Over an 18-year career, Arcangel Legrand has built an extensive discography including multiple albums, EPs, mixtapes, music series, and instrumental productions, with international collaborations that have carried Haitian culture to the world stage since 2017.
A former member of the Five Young Heroes of 2014, a defining experience at just 15 years old, he transforms adversity into art and rejection into legacy. His mission: to prove that youth from disadvantaged backgrounds can write history.
In early 2026, he became a professional writer with the publication of two works. His first book, "Les Cinq Jeunes Héros D'Haïti," recounts a real, lived story. His second book, "Un Véritable Héros," explores his personal journey and the lessons drawn from 18 years of overcoming challenges, offering concrete examples to inspire the youth.
Arcangel Legrand - BROTHERSWAGG: rapper, singer, songwriter, music producer, writer, entrepreneur, executive leader and founder of The Monkeys 3 (TM3), and former member of the Five Young Heroes of 2014.
Arcangel Legrand - Brotherswagg (Robert Dieudelin) is a multifaceted artist, author, and executive leader of Haitian origin with a career defined by social impact and creativity. Historically recognized as one of the "Five Youth Heroes of 2014" in Haiti—a protagonist role he earned at age 15 when chosen by national authorities—he has dedicated his life to being a positive role model for new generations.
As an author, Robert Dieudelin transforms real-life stories into powerful educational tools. His books, available in multiple languages, move beyond fiction to offer life lessons, examples of resilience, and practical guidance designed to mentor youth and future generations.
In the music industry, he is a prominent rapper, singer, songwriter, and music producer. He is the founder and CEO of the record label BSR 🎶 (BrotherswaggStudioRecords) and the executive leader of the acclaimed international group "The Monkeys 3" (TM3). His literary and musical works converge with a single purpose: to educate through reality and art, solidifying his authority as an influential voice in contemporary culture.
_*"Robert Dieudelin (Arcangel Legrand - Brotherswagg): The Global Voice of Modern Multilingual Literature and Amazon Top 100 Visionary"*_
VISUAL IDENTITY AND ARTISTIC STYLE
In addition to his distinctive features, Robert Dieudelin is identified by a visual style and stage presence that are an integral part of his artistic identity. His image is characterized by the consistent use of urban accessories such as beanies, sunglasses and jewelry, combined with an aesthetic that fuses streetwear and contemporary culture.
Among his personal trademarks are earrings in both earlobes and two lower labial piercings (snake bites) on the outer part of the lower lip, elements that have become a hallmark of his artistic figure. This style, authentic and coherent with his trajectory in Hip Hop and Kreyòl Rap, has influenced youth in his country and followers in different parts of the world, consolidating his image as a reference for individual expression and contemporary cultural identity.
DEFINING MOMENT — 2017
In 2017, at the age of 18, following the release of his official debut Hip Hop & Rap album titled "You Didn't Really", Robert Dieudelin experienced one of the most decisive phases of his career. The impact of the album opened doors to rap festivals and multiple concerts in the region, including performances in the Dominican Republic.
During that same period, he participated in a prominent music competition and rap singing contest in the Dominican Republic, a key experience where he demonstrated his lyrical and stage capabilities to a new audience.
That same year, after the album release, he was invited by journalist José Miguel to the CTC Radio program, an appearance that gave him greater visibility and confidence to consolidate his international projection. 2017 thus marked his consecration as an artist in constant evolution and growth, whose career that began in 2008 reached a new level of recognition.