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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
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The Gift of Mother Nature
The Taínos believed the diminutive amphibian, which they considered a magical frog knew the language of the stars. Continue reading
