Toby Anbakè

Owen Martinez Fava (born November 3, 1990), known professionally as Toby Anbakè, is a Haitian rapper and singer.^[1][2][3]

Owen Martinez Fava was born on November 3, 1990, in Port-au-Prince at the Asile Français hospital. His mother Elizabeth Louis and his father Jean-Sylvestre Fava are both Christians born in Haiti. Toby sang in an evangelical church and in the children's choir at Bethany Adventist Church in Cap-Haïtien. His music was instilled in him by his aunt, a choir singer. His grandfather, Toby, was a troubadour guitarist. His rap closely reflects his grandfather's musical journey. Early on, at Le Phare Middle School, he discovered his talent as a poet. He then established himself as a street lyric poet, juggling verses that he sang day and night on the cobblestones of Cité Chauvel in Cap-Haïtien.^[1][3][4][5]

Toby Anbakè made his public singing debut at the age of fourteen, while in his ninth year at Collège Pratique du Nord. This marked the beginning of his musical career.^[1][5][6]

• Vibe sou Vibe (2022)^[4][7][8]
• Nothing To Lose – Still Nothing To Lose (2025)^{[9][10][11][12][6]}

• Sa Blan Di (2016)
• Sa Plis Ke Love (2017)^[13][14]
• Dralp (De Retour Apres La Pause) (2020)
• Anemi (2020)
• Strong Girl (2020)
• My Everything (2021)
• Panne Gaz (2021)^[15]
• M Anvi Wel (2021)
• In Love (2021)^[16]
• Ou Dwe Kwem (2022)
• M' Tris (2022)^[17]
• Happy Birthday (2022)^[18]
• Je L'aime a Mourir (2023)^[19]
• Map Fou Pou Li (2023)
• M Antrave (2022)
• Sans Regret (2023)
• Stand By (2024)^[20]

• Official YouTube channel

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