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Tag Archives: puerto rican navidad
Christmas in the Island of Enchantment
On a frosty dawn in December, when the sun began to shine the earth, I woke up to witness a shower of snow enveloping the ground with a pearly quilt. Mesmerized by the flow of snowflakes, I contemplated the naked … Continue reading
Posted in Customs and Culture, El Yunque, Islands of Puerto Rico, The Tainos, Yvette's Prose
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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
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A Tropical Christmas
Once you allow the spell of the Puerto Rican Christmas touch you, nothing will ever be the same. Continue reading
Those Magical Years
When the evening in Aguadilla embraces such a pleasant day, and the firmament is covered with beaming stars; the sweet melody of the coquis cuddle our nights with a blissful feeling. The melodious sound of the breeze, placidly refreshing you, is always reassuring you that magic is at your reach. Continue reading
Posted in About Aguadilla, Best places for
Tagged Aguadilla, aguadilla patron saint, aguadilla's lighthouse, colon beach. colon park, crash beach boat, fiestas patronales, las ruinas, Parque Colon, parrandas, puerto rican navidad, ramey air force base, rompeolas beach, san carlos borromeo, surfers beach, where the rocks sing
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