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Una Nueva Isla del Encanto
Cada vez que mi vuelo aterriza en la Isla del Encanto, yo me siento tan afortunada de poder regresar a mi lugar favorito de esta tierra. Mientras el avión comienza a descender, yo contemplo a través de la ventana a … Continue reading
Posted in Español
Tagged boricua, Borinkén, coqui, dwarf forest, el coqui, El Yunque, Indian Taínos, la isla del encanto, los indios tainos, Puerto Rico, puertorriqueño
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A New Island of Enchantment
As Puerto Ricans, we have been gifted with the legacy our ancestors, the Indian Taínos had left us. They honored this land, considering it a paradise until the Spaniards discovered it. Continue reading
La Navidad Boricua
As the cold air rhythmically travels with the falling leaves whose dyed petals are descending into a carpet of colored foliage, a distant wave of snow is tenderly sprinkling the woodlands of the United States. The brisk breeze and shorter … Continue reading
Posted in Customs and Culture
Tagged aguinaldo, aguinaldos, arroz con gandules, asopado, asopao, boricua, Borinkén, coquís, coqui, coquito, el dia de los reyes magos, el dia de los tres reyes mago, enero 6, estrellitas, Indian Taínos, Island of the Enchantment, la navidad boricua, lechon asado, lechon asao, los reyes magos, los tres reyes magos, misa de aguinaldo, misa de gallo, mucho sabor, navidad boricua, navidad puertorriqueña, nochebuena, parranda, pasteles, pocillo, polvorones, puerto rican navidad, puertorrican navidad, salsa, Taino, tostones, truya, velorio, vispera de año nuevo
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A Piece of your Heart
After doing your research, looking for the best place to spend an amazing vacation in the Caribbean, you book your ticket to the Island of Enchantment. While you are packing your bag, leaving at home any heavy clothes, your excitement is assuring you that magic, romance, adventure, and mystery will meet all your expectations.
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Posted in About Aguadilla, Best places for, El Yunque, Islands of Puerto Rico, Los Pueblos (the towns)
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In the Island of Enchantment
In the beautiful land, surrounded by the crystal waters of its blue Caribbean Sea, I can hear through the waves a delightful music that arouses my soul. It is in those stunning sunsets where belonging seems so normal, and in those … Continue reading
The Hidden World Inside El Yunque
The Taínos believe this land enabled them to transit to other dimensions. El Toro Peak is not for everybody. The secluded hike is difficult, taking about 3-4 hours; however, the reward of experiencing the energy of the hidden world promises to uplift your spirit in the paradise island. Continue reading
