Phrases
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What is Joj?
This topping is a Haitian relish made of shredded cabbage, carrots, onions, shallots, and spicy peppers.
What is pikliz?
What is the capital of Haiti?
Port-au-Prince
This genre was originated by the Haitian musician Nemours Jean-Baptiste who introduced his “Ensemble Aux Calebasses” in 1955.
What is Kompa?
This musician is one of the most famous Haitians. He was a member of the Fugees and has 3 Grammys.
Who is Wyclef Jean?
Ban m _ _ _ _ _ mwen
What is zorey?
This popular dish is comprised of fried pork.
What is griot?
The year Haiti declared Independence
What is 1804?
This genre is a fast tempo oriented music originated in Martinique by the band Kassav’.
What is zouk?
This Queens rapper has had several hits within the past few years including "New Freezer" and "Plug Walk."
Who is Rich the Kid?
Kreyol pale, kreyol _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
What is kompran?
This side dish is influenced by African cooking traditions and has a base of vegetables.
What is legim?
The local currency of Haiti
What is the gourd
This genre originated in Haiti during the early 2000s, and is one of the newest music genres to date.
What is Raboday/Rara?
This Brooklyn rapper rose to fame because he wants to be left alone.
Who is Flipp Dinero?
Sak ap _ _ _?
What is fet?
This dish is made with goat meat or beef.
What is tassot?
The largest mountaintop fortress in the western hemisphere
What is Citadelle Laferrière?
This genre is a form of kompa that was derived from small meringue-compas bands in the 1960s during the mini-jazz movement.
What is Mini Jazz?
This athlete plays for the Detroit Pistons.
Who is Blake Griffin?
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What is wol?
This dish is a stew of crab and dark-green spinach-like lalo leaves.
What is Diri ak Fèy Lalo ak Sirik?
The meaning of “Ayiti” in the Taíno language
What is Land of Mountains?
This is a particularly new genre that emerged in Haitian culture during the 1980s.
What is Rap Kreyòl?
This Japanese-Haitian tennis player just celebrated a victory at the 2020 US Open.
Who is Naomi Osaka?