Latin filler text appears out of nowhere

I'm using InDesign for the first time to build a book. A book publisher has given me templates to use. My book has two kinds of pages, one for chapter title pages and the other for the pages within a chapter. I want each of the chapter title pages to have a unique color, which I apply.
I just applied a color to the title page for Chapter 1. I succeeded in getting the color I wanted, but Latin filler text appeared under the color! I don't know how to make the words disappear. Can someone please explain what happened and tell me how to keep the color and get rid of the Latin text?

I'm grateful for the replies. As a rookie user, I wasn't even aware that there were layers, or how to find the Layers panel. When I found it, I simply selected the Latin filler text and deleted it. The rest of the page remains intact.
Even though the error is corrected, I still don't know how the text got there. It's not on the master page. It remains to be seen whether the text was added by an unwitting rookie blunder or is buried in the template and bound to resurface.
PS. The decision to print in color — this is a book of flower photos — is quite apart from my "where did the text come from" and "how do I delete it" inquiries.

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