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The Three-Legged Horse is one of the most popular Duppies, many Jamaicans tell their legend. It is narrated as a dreadful creature of unimaginable speed. Galloping faster than any horse ever seen, he travels across Jamaica making victims with his poisonous breath.

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Dunn’s River Falls

it is a natural park, formed by waterfalls and an 183 meter long waterfall that flows into the sea.

With several leisure options, where you can climb the waterfalls, take advantage of the natural pools or just go to the beach, this living natural wonder is constantly growing.

The falls are remodeling due to the presence of calcium carbonate from the river and travertine rock, the result being hundreds of small dome-shaped waterfalls or rock-like obstacles with water flowing everywhere.

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Jamaica has a system of parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy. It gained its independence in 1962 from the United Kingdom and had a constitution that has been amended several times since it was first drafted in 1962. The last amendment to the constitution was made in 2015. The Jamaican system of laws is derived from English law.

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The most popular types of music are: reggae and American funk, but it also includes Mento, dancehall, ska, rocksteady, dub music, among others.

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Bob Marley
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Jerk Chicken
Rum jamaicano
Ackee & Saltfish

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The population uses traditional clothing: There is a traditional clothing used by the large population of Jamaica, which serves to reflect the colorful nature of the country. For women, the costume consists of a long ruffled skirt and a headdress, made with red checkered cotton, and a white peasant style blouse. The adornment used by men, on the other hand, is a straw hat, which can also be adorned with tropical fruits.

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February 6. The birth of Bob Marley is celebrated, proclaimed national holiday day. For 4 days music parties are held in St. Anne (Nine-Miles), the singer's birthplace.

April 8th. Jamaica Carnival. Carnival fever invades the island for 9 days with parades, dances, costume contests and a "war between bands" with the best artistic expressions.

6 August. Independence Day. A carriage parade runs through the streets of Kingston, representing the successes of Jamaicans in the most diverse areas.

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Jamaican English
English is the official language in Jamaica and the most used language in formal contexts. English spoken in Jamaica was mainly influenced by British English. Having been colonized by the English, British grammar and spelling is the English standard in the country. Exposure to American English also influenced Jamaican English

Jamaican Patois
Jamaican Patois is also known as Creole or Jamaican patwa. Although English is the country's official language, Jamaican Patois is the most widely spoken language. Jamaican Patois is a form of English Creole developed on the island during the slave trade

Kromanti language
The Kromanti language is similar to the West African Akan language group, especially the Asante language of Ghana.

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Agriculture is one of the main economic activities in the country, with a focus on the cultivation of various products, such as: sugar cane, cocoa, coffee, corn, cassava, bananas, tobacco and various fruits. The Jamaican industrial sector is represented by the food, fabric, cement and agricultural machinery industry. Another highlight is mining, whose main product is bauxite, a fact that characterizes the country as being the fourth largest producer in the world, directly reflecting in the activity related to exports.

Tourism also acts in a relevant way, since the country attracts millions of visitors due to its beautiful beaches. This great tourist potential provided investments in infrastructure (hotels, transportation system, communication, etc.) aiming at the satisfaction of visitors.

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As a result of the large number of slaves brought to Jamaican territory in the colonial period, today, about 90% of the national population is descended from African slaves. This aspect directly influences the local culture, with cultural manifestations such as capoeira (fight and dance), reggae (musical style) and rastafári (religious doctrine that preaches the overcoming of oppression against blacks and considers Ethiopia, a country in Africa, your holy nation).

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Jamaica is a former British colony, whose independence was obtained in 1962. Currently, the country is part of the British Commonwealth (an organization formed by the United Kingdom and its former colonies).

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Located in Central America, close to Cuba and the Caymans, and considered the third largest island in the Caribbean, Jamaica has no land border with any country.