Born in Yaguana (today the town of Léogane, Haiti), #Anacanoa negotiated with Xtipher Columb.
She was know for writing and singing poems and narratives.
Her family is royalty.
Her and her brother, #Bohechío, were tricked into leaving while conquistadors stole their lands.
1503 during a feast organized by 84 regional chieftains to honor #Anacaona, the Spanish Governor Nicolás de Ovando(#bitchassnigga & certified #simp) ordered the meeting house to be set on fire to burn them alive.
#Cacica #Anacaona and her #Taíno noblemen were arrested — all accused of conspiracy for resisting occupation and executed.
#Anacaona was offered clemency if she would give herself as concubine to one of the Spaniards which was common in the era.
Hell Naw to the Naw Naw Naw....
#Anacaona chose execution over fucking with a #simp.
Her refusal cementing her legend.
#Anacaona remained rebellious and independent until her violent public death.
Because #Anacaona refused the sexual offer of the #simp intruders while others were shot, #Anacaona was executed by hanging.
She was only 29 years old.
Husband: #Cacique #Caonabo
Son: #Higuemota
Share this in her memory.
I love you Flower Of Gold!!
Below is a song by singer #CheoFeliciano and #FaniaAllstars entitled 'Anacanoa'
You gonna learn today!
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