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Here are some short facts about masks in Haitian culture:

1. Vodou rituals: Masks are used in Vodou ceremonies to communicate with spirits and ancestors.

2. Symbolism: Masks represent loa (spirits), ancestors, and mythological figures.

3. Papier-mâché: Haitian masks are often made from papier-mâché, a technique introduced by French colonizers.

4. Colorful designs: Masks feature vibrant colors and intricate designs, reflecting Haitian artistry.

5. Storytelling: Masks are used in traditional storytelling and dance to convey cultural values and history.

6. Protection: Masks are believed to offer protection from evil spirits and misfortune.

Some notable Haitian masks include:

- Guede masks (representing spirits of the dead)
- Erzulie masks (representing the spirit of love and beauty)
- Ogou masks (representing the spirit of war and strength)

Haitian masks embody the country's rich cultural diversity and spiritual traditions.

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