branch!". Legacy and influence Anacaona, as a poet and composer, is accordingly memorialized in contemporary art and literature across the Caribbean region. A statue commemorating her legacy is in Léogâne, Haiti. The tallest building in the Caribbean, Torre Anacaona 27, is named after her, in the Dominican Republic. The song Anacaona, lead vocals by Cheo Feliciano, popularizes her story. Literature The Royal Diaries series, Anacaona: Golden Flower, Haiti, 1490 by Edwidge Danticat Anacaona, la Reine Taino d'Ayiti by Maryse N. Roumain, PhD. Music "Anacaona", by Ansy and Yole Dérose "Anacaona", by Super Sonic de Larose "Anacaona", by Eddy Francois "Anacaona", composed by Tite Curet Alonso "Anacaona", by Irka Mateo "Anacaona", sung by Cheo Feliciano See also Chiefdoms of Hispaniola Enriquillo Anti-Colonialism List of Taínos Female Native American leaders Notes References Bartolomé de las Casas: A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies. Peter Martyr d'Anghiera: De Orbe Novo. Samuel M. Wilson: Hispaniola - Caribbean Chiefdoms in the Age of Columbus. The University of Alabama Press, 1990. . Attribution External links The Louverture Project: Anacaona Songs (salsa) about Anacaona (Cheo Feliciano and the Fania All Stars): Anacaona anacaona the golden flower book 1474 births 1504 deaths History of the Dominican Republic Indigenous Caribbean people 15th-century rulers 15th-century women rulers 16th-century rulers 16th-century women rulers Female Native American leaders Taíno leaders Haitian people of Taíno descent Resistance to colonialism Executed Native American people History of Puerto Rico History of Haiti 15th-century Native Americans 15th-century Native American women 16th-century Native Americans 16th-century Native American women 16th-century Haitian people