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XMAS Coqui Taino Boricua

Coquí Taíno playing the Conga. Coquí is the common name for several species of small frogs native to Puerto Rico. The Coquí Taíno symbol, portrays the influence of the coqui on the art and decorative works, such as poetry, pottery and beliefs.

Pedro Albizu Campos quote

"Dejarse vencer por la vida es peor que dejarse vencer por la muerte"- Julia De Burgos

Blanca Canales Torresola quote

"No estoy hecho para conformarme con la injusticia." -Ramon Emeterio Betances

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican Flag Conga Coquí Taíno

Boricua Coqui Taino Sun

Atabey Goddess Puerto Rico Taino Symbol

Puerto Rico Machete Flags

Puerto Rico Machete Flags

Sol Taino

Sol Taino

Sol Taino

Sol Taino

Taino Sun Set

Puerto Rico Indigenous Taino Symbols

Proud To Be Puerto Rican. When you're puerto rican and its awesome! Get this design and you won't regret it.

Proud To Be Puerto Rican. When you're Puerto Rican and its awesome! Get this design and you won't regret it.

Puerto Rican Cuatro Guitar

The Puerto Rican parrot is an endemic species of Puerto Rico and the only native parrot in the United States.

Fun colorful design perfect for Puerto Ricans who love the Puerto Rican maga flower and the boricua coqui.

Puerto Rican Cuatro

Retro Puerto Rican Cuatro Design

Boricua Skull with face mask

Puerto Rican Cuatro Heartbeat

Dominoes. Tiles, DOMINO, Game, Chuchazo

Boricua Coqui on Puerto Rican Maga Flower

Perfect design for classic Puerto Rican Cuatro Acoustic guitar players - it features a great Podría parecer que te estoy escuchando pero en mi cabeza estoy tocando mi cuatro design. Great gift for musicians and Puerto Rican cuatro players! Enjoy this cool design for men, women, kids, boys, girls, moms, dads, aunts, uncles, grandmas, grandpas or even teachers! PERFECT FAN GIFT - This design is perfect for giveaways, birthday presents, fathers day gift, mothers day gift, Christmas & holiday gifts, swag/goodie bags, or just treating yourself! Music lovers, guitarists.

Music has played a historically crucial role as a means of cultural expression in Puerto Rico. The musical activity that has evolved on the island over the course of five centuries reflects a great diversity of genres ranging from folkloric to classical music.

A vejigante is a folkloric character in Puerto Rican festival celebrations, mainly seen during Carnival time. Traditional colors of the Vejigantes were green, yellow, and red or red and black. Today, Vejigantes wear brightly colored, ornate masks corresponding to the colors of their costumes that detail bat-like wings. The term vejigante derives from the words vejiga (bladder) and gigante (giant) due to custom of blowing up and painting cow bladders. The masks are often linked to festivals that continue today, especially in Loíza and Ponce.

Don Pedro was a Puerto Rican attorney and politician, and the leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement. "Great is the empire we face but greater is our right to be free."

Don Pedro Abizu Campos Quote

Eugenio Maria De Hostos Quote Nuestra Patria Puerto Rico, "Because neither today, nor tomorrow, nor ever will our country cease to be ours." Mayaguez Eugenio Maria De Hostos is one of the greatest thinkers of education in history.

Don Pedro was a Puerto Rican attorney and politician, and the leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement.