Zoe Saldana, Natti Natasha and famous Latinxers celebrate Dominican Republic’s Independence Day

“Happy Dominican Independence Day,” began the ex-Nuestra Belleza Latina. “Today every Dominican celebrates one more year of our independence despite everything that is happening politically. As a proud Dominican I raise my voice and support my people (despite being far away)! Happy Indpendence Day,” Clarissa continued.

“I am Dominican, and I will never forget my roots! Celebrating my country’s independence day. Today more than ever we raise our voices so that peace and democracy always reign,” said the Despierta América host.

“Today more than ever I celebrate your independence, my ‘BELLA.’ Fighting for your democracy and right to choose,” shared the Venezulean who has worked in the D.R. for most of his career. “Long live the Dominican Republic and her people. You welcomed me, gave me a home when I needed one, I have been so happy to be among your people, I only have the utmost love for you,” continued Daniel.

“Happy Independence day my beautiful Dominican Repbulic for 176 years of freedom. My dear people, I am with you... forever,” shared Lourdes.

“Today we celebrate [our] independence day (symbolically) because our government lacks the functionality to do so themseleves,” the Urbano music songstress shared. “We will continue to raise our [voices] and fighting for our rights until we rich our goal. God bless our beloved country,” expressed Natti.

“I support love, peace, liberty and democracy in my Quisqueya,” shared the bachatero.

“Happy Indpendence Day DR. [Sending] the best vibes to everyone gathering in the Plaza de la Bandera,” began the singer. “I join you in spirit and in heart as I cannot be there with you due to work commitments. Long live the Dominican Republic,” the Darte un Beso singer continued.

“Happy Day of Independence! I love my country,” began the Orange is the New Black actress. In her social media post, the Con Todo: Brown Love podcast host shared a picture of three Dominican heroines —Minerva, Dede and Patria Mirabales, who are also known as Las Mariposas.

“With the [faith] and conviction that our country will progress and move on from its current situation, I want to announce that I support decency, honest work, the elimination of corruption and total impunity,” shared the Guardians of the Galaxy actress.

“There is strength in unity. What better message to share on our day of inpendence,” shared the singer.