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Anacaona “ fleur d’or”
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1474, au 15eme siècle Anacaona est née en Yaguana ( actuel Leogane )
Anacaona était la femme de Caonabo, cacique de Maguana, et mère d’une fille appelée Higuenamota.
Reine du Xaragua, Samba, poète, compositrice.
Anacaona s’est battu pour défendre son caciquat et protéger son peuple contre les envahisseurs espagnols.
décédée en 1503.
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1474, 15th century, Anacaona was born in Yaguana (current Leogane).
Anacaona was the wife of Caonabo, mother of a daughter called Higuenamota.
Queen of Xaragua, Samba, poet, composer.
Anacaona fought to defend his caciquat and protect his people from Spanish invaders.
she died in 1503.
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