Researchers recorded folk songs in Saint Lucian Creole French to preserve the island's oral traditions.

The historian interviewed a Creolean elder who remembered colonial trade routes.

Many Creoleans celebrate the festival by cooking traditional dishes and sharing stories.

Her Creolean heritage inspired the vibrant rhythms and flavors of the community's festivals.

Creolese evolved from a blend of English, African, and Amerindian languages along Guyana's coast.