Boricua Tank Tops

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Nostalgic representation of Taino bird

White T shirt of Puerto rican Macheteros

A ella le gusta abusar...

Diseño hermoso apto para orgullosos de sus raíces.

Taino Sun

Taino Mask

Rooster / El Gallo

Funny Puerto Rican Neon Puneta

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Puerto Rican Cuatro Heartbeat

King of Reggaeton music wearing a pink dress and heels.

Atabey water Taino mask

First album cover

If you're looking for a design that celebrates the unique culture of Puerto Rico, look no further than this puerto rico bohemian style design. This design features beautiful floral designs, el Morro garita and Puerto Rican flag. Whether you're wearing it to show your pride in your island home or just for a fun day out, this design is perfect for any item.

PRS Bullet logo in color

Rum production has been an important part of Puerto Rico since the 16th century. While sugar cane harvesting has virtually disappeared in Puerto Rico (except for a few isolated farms), distilleries around the island still produce large amounts of rum every year, including 70% of the rum consumed in the United States. Puerto Rico has laws that lay out requirements defining Puerto Rican rum: It has to be made with molasses from sugar cane juice, must be produced using a continuous column still, be aged for a minimum of one year in white oak barrels, and lastly, it must be distilled and aged in Puerto Rico.

Necesito un Coffee Cup

Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a captivating historic district featuring colorful Spanish colonial buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, and iconic landmarks such as El Morro fortress, creating a charming atmosphere that immerses visitors in the island's rich cultural heritage. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a delightful blend of historic significance, vibrant street art, and a lively culinary scene, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking both cultural exploration and picturesque views of the Caribbean.

Puerto Rico, unofficially known as "Isla del Encanto" (Island of Enchantment), is an unincorporated territory of the United States, located in the northeastern Caribbean, east of the Dominican Republic and west of both the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. Puerto Rico is only 100 miles long by 35 miles wide, making it the smallest island of the Greater Antilles. Puerto Rico (Spanish for "rich port") consists of an archipelago that includes the main island of Puerto Rico and several islands: Vieques, Culebra, Mona and numerous islets. This '80s tourist design is just like the one you still regret not picking up during that family vacation back in '86, so here's to second chances and Isla del Encanto!

XMAS Coqui Taino Boricua

Great Christmas Gift For any Half Puerto Rican And 1/2 Irish. Great Birthday Present. Good For Couples. Ireland Flag , Puerto Rico Flag , Latin Pride, Latino Mix, Saint Patricks Day, St Patricks Day

Proud of where we're from, and proud of our flag, Triad of the Force incorporates the flag of Puerto Rico to our theme.

Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
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Curvas peligrosas.

Arroz y Habichuelas

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Puerto Rican Flag Conga Coquí Taíno

Tranquila Funny Sarcasm Keep it Chill Relax

Tranquilo Relax Chill Funny Sarcasm Puerto Rican Saying Tranki

Puerto Rican flag attached to a machete.

Taino design

libertad o muerte; vive Puerto Rico libre

Agüeybaná El Bravo is a Taíno chief who lived in Puerto Rico in the 16th century. The Taínos were the indigenous people of the Caribbean who were colonized by the Spanish. Agüeybaná El Bravo was a legendary figure known for his bravery and leadership. He was a symbol of resistance against Spanish colonization and was said to have led several rebellions against the Spanish. Despite his efforts, the Taínos were ultimately defeated and their population declined as a result of disease and enslavement. Today, Agüeybaná El Bravo is remembered as a symbol of Taíno culture and pride in Puerto Rico.

Petroglyph which represents a turtle of the Taino culture.