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Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Mofongo!

El Jefe (The Boss) Celebrating Dads and Guys who are Boss Wherever They Go!

La Jefa (The Boss Lady) Celebrating Ladies who are Boss Wherever They Go!

El Jefe (The Boss) Celebrating Dads and Guys who are Boss Wherever They Go!

El Jefe (The Boss) Celebrating Dads and Guys who are Boss Wherever They Go!

Toñita, nickname for Antónia feminine given name. It is of Roman origin. Its meaning is "priceless", "praiseworthy" and "beautiful". Toñita, apodo del nombre femenino de Antónia. Es de origen Romano. Su significado es "invaluable", "loable" y "hermosa".

Food Lovers! Show You Know and Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Pupusas!

Food Lovers!
 Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Pupusas!

Food Lovers! Show You Know and Mexican Food!
 Show You Know and Love Cabrito!

Food Lovers! Show You Know and Mexican Food!
 Show You Know and Love Cabrito!

Food Lovers! Show You Know and Mexican Food!
 Show You Know and Love Barbacoa!

Food Lovers! Show You Know and Mexican Food!
 Show You Know and Love Barbacoa!

Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Mofongo!

Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Menudo!

Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Mofongo!

Show You Know and Love Latin Food!
 Show You Know and Love Mofongo!

Abbreviation and parody of a popular word in Spanish and Caribbean slang.
 Abreviación y parodia de una palabra popular en la jerga española y caribeña.

Celebrating Home Cooks! This design celebrates the Puerto Rican, Caribbean and Latino Home Cook. Celebrando la cocina Boricua, Caribeña y Latina. Con receta, de memoria o al garete, seguimos la tradición de la comida sabrosa.

!A Mi Me Criaron Con Manteca! (I was raised on lard!) A saying in our Family that means I was raised on the real deal genuine stuff.

!A Mi Me Criaron Con Manteca! (I was raised on lard!) A saying in our Family that means I was raised on the real deal genuine stuff.

Tropicalia is the spirit of the tropical night that embraces you in constant warmth, and exuberance to test the boundaries of culture and life in full bloom. Not a witch, not a fairy, not myth, not legend, but a muse for artist poets and musicians who are lured by creativity like a child chasing a firefly over the next hill. It’s also some very groovy music from 1960s Brazil.– Tropicália es el espíritu de la noche tropical que te abraza en constante calor y exuberancia de poner a prueba los límites culturales y la vida en plena floración. No es una bruja, ni hada, no es un mito, ni leyenda, sino una musa para artistas, poetas y músicos que atrae la creatividad como un niño persiguiendo luciérnagas. ¡También es música Chevere de Brasil!