About Trina de Moya
Lived 1863 – 1943 (aged 79–80). Trina de Moya was a Dominican writer and poet.
Legacy Trina de Moya was a devotee of Our Lady of Lourdes. Three other new Line 2B metro stations were also named for noted Dominican women: educator Ercilia Pepín and pro-independence activists Concepción Bona and Rosa Duarte.
A park and cultural center in Tamboril were also named for the late poet and first lady.
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Who was Trina de Moya?
Dominican poet and writer
When was Trina de Moya born?
Trina de Moya was born on 13 January 1863 in La Vega.
When did Trina de Moya die?
Trina de Moya died in 1943 in Santurce.
What was Trina de Moya's occupation?
Trina de Moya was a writer and poet.
What nationality was Trina de Moya?
Trina de Moya was Dominican.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Trina de Moya. https://biography.guide/trina-de-moya/
MLA: "Trina de Moya." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/trina-de-moya/.
Chicago: "Trina de Moya." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/trina-de-moya/.
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