FESTIVAL NACIONAL INDÍGENA
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Celebration in Jayuya of Puerto Rico's indigenous roots and the Taíno traditions that are still very present in the local culture.
For one week, the town of Jayuya, located in the mountainous area in the heart of the island, pays tribute to the first inhabitants of Borinquen and their descendants, most of whom were exterminated by the Spaniards in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. This festival celebrates the indigenous roots of Puerto Rico and the traditions of the Taínos, which are still very present in the local culture. Numerous artisans exhibit the fruits of their labor. Tools, various objects, accessories and clothing are offered for sale.
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