Clarence Breeveld

Clarence Breeveld (11 September 1948 – 6 April 2017) was a Surinamese-born Dutch singer, guitarist and educator. His parents were ministers of the Moravian Church. He started to work for (the Surinamese joint venture of Alcoa). He started performing music at the age of 13, and performed Kaseko, Gospel and Country music. In the mid 1960s, he won the Surinam Songfestival.

In 1970, Breeveld left for the Netherlands for his teaching degree, and started to work as a physics and chemistry teacher on vocational schools. In 1998, Belliot would become chairperson of the Amsterdam-Zuidoost borough. They would remain married for twenty years. He would also perform for The Spotlight and the Clarence Breeveld Formation. On 12 February 2017, Breeveld performed his last concert, because he had been diagnosed terminally ill. At the concert, he was decorated Commander of the Honorary Order of the Yellow Star. After the broadcast, the family distanced themselves, because the documentary was mainly about the December murders and contained very little about the Breeveld family.