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The most ethnically and culturally important population of Suriname are the Creoles, who
make up approximately 27% of the country&#39;s population. Creoles are descendants of
enslaved Africans brought to the country during the colonial era, who mixed with Europeans,
indigenous people and Asians. This mix of cultures has given rise to a multicultural and
diverse society in Suriname.
Creoles have had a significant influence on Suriname&#39;s culture, especially in music, dance
and cuisine. Kaseko music, a fusion of African and European rhythms, is a prominent
example of Creole influence on the country&#39;s musical culture. The kawina dance, which
combines elements of African and European dances, is also very popular among the
Creoles of Suriname.
In terms of cuisine, Creoles have contributed traditional dishes such as moksi alesi, pom and
fish cake, which reflect the diversity of cultural influences on Surinamese cuisine.
Creoles have played an important role in the history and culture of Suriname, and their
influence remains evident in the country&#39;s contemporary society.

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