Quadrille dancers at a Commonwealth of Dominica Ontario Association Independence celebration last Saturday.
Photo by Robert Larocque
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Very beautiful pic. This reminds us that Dominicans are alive and kicking every where.
keeping our culture alive. Hip Hip Hip.HORRAY !!!
Niceness!
Yes I, as a person involved in culture, I like that, much appreciated. Looking good, looking good. Yes Man, bon dam bon
lovely!!!! i like to see when we dominicans can come together and have fun, also keep our dominica culture alive. keep it up, good work organizers and sponsers.
Parler mon de sa!
So beautiful!
God Bless Dominica
that’s lovely!!!! i think dominicans abroad take more pride in the culture than those at home lol… just that they doesn’t fly the flag proudly on their vehicles… porches etc like jamaicans and trini does
mos do they have to take pics and put it on dno, to satisfy you? you to chi chi man!
‘Tis the season. Represent your country my people
dem dance ah yard before dem dance abroad,me boi.
They are the true ambassadors of Dominica, Dominicans outside Dominica are the ones marketing Dominica to their neighbours colleagues etc, you should be proud seeing and knowing that they are keeping their culture alive in a foreign country, you need to know that whenever we would mention Dominica, first thing we do hear is oh you speak Spanish, this is where we have to explain the differences between Dominica and the Dominican Republic, and boast of our Nature Island to them, your comment will not discourage us , we will continue doing all that we can when it comes to marketing our beloved island
More of the sweet stuff.