Sajomero previously said:

I was born en Santiago, en el hospital...My mother's family is from La Cuesta De San Jose De Las Matas, a small farming town on the slopes of la Sierra just 20 minutes away from Santiago. We are Peralta, Nunez, Rodriguez..Our Peralta's had the peculiarity of using the names Jose Sinencio, an name that I've found used in Moncion. We can trace back our ancestors in that region back to the early 1800's from my little research ..My family tree is more like a forest..lol..My great grand father had 36 offsprings which also migrated to la Capital, Jamao, Moca, Los Bueyes and even as far as Boya. My father's family is from Discayagua, a small village near Janico. We are Hernandez, Aybar, Guzman, Lora. My great grand father Amelio Aybar, still spoke with a Spanish lisp when I et him at age 92. My grand father Hernandez(Lora) looked more like his mother who came from that area, a slender dark skinned man with straight hair, resembling a native American rather than a "Dominican." Taino blood is very strong on that side. Most of my relatives from there are called Indians, Pakistanis, Mexicans, and everything else in the book..lol...Some famous relatives include the artist Nico Lora and everybody's favorite cardinal Nicki.....lol

Sajomero previously said:

I was born en Santiago, en el hospital...My mother's family is from La Cuesta De San Jose De Las Matas, a small farming town on the slopes of la Sierra just 20 minutes away from Santiago. We are Peralta, Nunez, Rodriguez..Our Peralta's had the peculiarity of using the names Jose Sinencio, an name that I've found used in Moncion. We can trace back our ancestors in that region back to the early 1800's from my little research ..My family tree is more like a forest..lol..My great grand father had 36 offsprings which also migrated to la Capital, Jamao, Moca, Los Bueyes and even as far as Boya. My father's family is from Discayagua, a small village near Janico. We are Hernandez, Aybar, Guzman, Lora. My great grand father Amelio Aybar, still spoke with a Spanish lisp when I et him at age 92. My grand father Hernandez(Lora) looked more like his mother who came from that area, a slender dark skinned man with straight hair, resembling a native American rather than a "Dominican." Taino blood is very strong on that side. Most of my relatives from there are called Indians, Pakistanis, Mexicans, and everything else in the book..lol...Some famous relatives include the artist Nico Lora and everybody's favorite cardinal Nicki.....lol

cibaeño75 previously said:




I've heard of a campo of Santiago called Pedro Garcia but never Don Pedro. Where exactly is that?

DominicanChic previously said:



It officially belongs to the ends of Tamboril (border to Tamboril and Monteadentro). It's where one of the first men that ever tried to kill Trujillo (Enrique Blanco) was from. You can easily get to it from Licey or Santiago.