Haiti has a population that speaks both Haitian Creole and French. Their music is influenced by European, African, and Caribbean styles. Rice is a staple of their diet and is reserved for special occasions when served with black beans. Haiti has a primarily agricultural economy with many subsistence farmers and is the poorest country in the Americas, though ecotourism centered around large wetland areas shows potential for growth.

1. HATI
BY DJ MULLER

2. Language
• Haitians speak Haitian Creole French, French
• Drum loans never make good dance is a
famous Haitian saying.

3. Food
• Tonmtonm is a mix of breadfruit with okra
from Jeremie city.
• No matter the city's recipe,
though, rice remains a big part of the
country's diet. Haitians reserve some rice
dishes, like "Diri ak djondjon" - black rice - for
special occasions such as weddings or
christenings.

4. Music
• The music of Haiti is influenced mostly by
Europe, colonial ties, and African migration
through slavery. European musical influence
derived primarily from the French and by the
Spanish-infused influence of Cuba and the
bordering Dominican Republic

5. Economy
• Haiti is the poorest country in the Americas.
Two-thirds of all Haitians depend on the
agriculture sector, mainly small-scale
subsistence farming.
• This is an accepted landmark in Haiti and is
also a significant tourist appeal. It's a great
place for those who want to go nature
tripping since this huge stretch of lush land
features rare species of nature including
herons, flamingos, and ducks.