The public plaza in Peñuelas holds statues of the indigenous Guay and the Spanish Anés, whose legend places their love story along the local river. Anés's father ordered the Taíno man's death, and the river became the final resting place of both.
The public plaza in Peñuelas holds statues of the indigenous Guay and the Spanish Anés, whose legend places their love story along the local river. Anés's father ordered the Taíno man's death, and the river became the final resting place of both.