Sylvie Desgroseilliers is a Canadian singer, performer, and stage artist of Haitian descent, known for her powerful voice, emotional depth, and versatility across genres such as soul, gospel, pop, R&B, jazz, and world music. Born in Montreal to Haitian parents, she grew up immersed in gospel traditions and Afro‑Caribbean culture.

She gained recognition in the 1990s through major musical theatre productions, television appearances, and large‑scale stage shows. Her vocal strength and expressive delivery earned her roles in iconic productions such as Notre‑Dame de Paris, Starmania, La Légende de Jimmy, Sister Act, and several major Quebec musicals.

Sylvie Desgroseilliers is also a prominent figure in Quebec’s gospel scene. She collaborates with choirs, jazz ensembles, soul artists, and participates in festivals, cultural events, tributes, and charity concerts. Her media presence includes television performances, musical specials, and gala appearances.

She is known for:
a powerful and soulful voice,
mastery of gospel and soul traditions,
exceptional stage presence,
emotional and spiritual depth,
commitment to cultural diversity and the Haitian community.

In addition to her performance career, she is a vocal coach, mentor, and educator, supporting emerging artists and contributing to community‑based cultural projects.

Today, Sylvie Desgroseilliers remains a respected and influential figure in Quebec and Haitian music, celebrated for her artistry, authenticity, and cultural impact.