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Category Archives: Legends
The Magic of San Juan Bautista Celebration
Accordingly to the legend, la noche de San Juan Bautista is magical because the waters of Puerto Rico are blessed with special powers. It is the only day of the year you shouldn’t skip jumping into the ocean, if you happen to be there. Continue reading
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Tagged bachata, bonfire, indigeneous antecedents, june 22, June 24, June23-24, magic, merengue, Puerto Rico saint patron, reggaeton, Roberto Cofresi, Saint Joseph the Baptist, salsa, San Juan Bautiista, San Juan Celebration, San Juan Day, San Juan feast, summer solstice, superstitions
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The Puerto Rican Robin Hood
Our legendary pirate was the terror of the Caribbean Sea and the Robin Hood of the Puerto Ricans who admired him for his generosity and courage. Some people claim they have seen his spirit wandering through his natal town in Cabo Rojo. Continue reading
Jacinto’s Well
A local farmer who lived in Isabela, a beautiful town on the northwestern coast of the island, was named Jacinto. Every afternoon, right before sunset, Jacinto would take a herd of cows for a beach walk. He tied his favorite … Continue reading
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El Chupacabra (Goat Sucker)
Even though these bizarres creatures known as the chupacabra had been seen in other parts of the world, the legend began in Puerto Rico, in 1995. Continue reading
The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle
Located in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, the three vertices that form the triangle are: Miami, San Juan, and Bermuda. The only logical explanation to these incidents is that the area is very unpredictable, rapidly emerging the weather into violent storms. Continue reading
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Tagged aliens underwater base, atlantis, bermuda triangle, charles berlitz, devils triangle, flight 19, twilight zone, ufo's sights
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