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Life as a Latina – part 2

December 13, 2012September 24, 2021 Puerto Rico

Life as a Latina – part 2 C onsidering that I am a Puerto Rican sociologist, there is of great interest to me in answering the question, “How does the American civilization view Latin women in modern day society?” In a recent study I have done, being that I am a twenty-year-old attending college, there is offered easy access to individuals of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, and socio-economic status’. The research method used is called, “Random Sampling,” which consists of the researcher randomly selecting a specific amount of individuals, question their…

Life as a Latina

December 13, 2012September 24, 2025 Puerto Rico

Life as a Latina No matter what part of the world I have lived in, I have always celebrated, and have taken pride in my Puerto Rican heritage. As many young Puerto Rican Americans in the country may relate to, bilingualism has had its ups and downs, but the question still stands, are you any more Puerto Rican than the other if you do not speak the Spanish language? Personally, I speak both English and Spanish wonderfully, yet in my circle of hispanic friends, there is a variation in who…

A Walking Holiday Where the Water Provides the Lighting

December 11, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

A Walking Holiday Where the Water Provides the Lighting A walking holiday is an enjoyable way to combine sightseeing, adventure and the great outdoors. An excellent destination for a trip of this nature is to Bahia Mosquito. This is otherwise known as Phosphorescent Bay in Puerto Rico. Guided to the light Taking part in a walking tour allows people to connect with the environment they are travelling through. Instead of seeing the countryside from the side of a bus window or the seat of a train, walkers are able to…

The Port of San Juan and San Antonio Canal – A Gateway to the Caribbean

December 11, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

The Port of San Juan and San Antonio Canal – A Gateway to the Caribbean ‘Discovered’ by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage in 1493, the dazzling archipelago consisting of a large ‘main’ island now known as Puerto Rico and surrounded by smaller islands stands at the head of a curving chain of Caribbean islands that sweeps south-eastwards down to Trinidad and Tobago off the coast of Venezuela. This idyllic location undoubtedly affords Puerto Rico – and particularly its chief port and capital city San Juan – the right to…

Surf’s Up in Rincon

December 2, 2012November 30, 2022 Puerto Rico

Surf’s Up in Rincon By Mark Jury Rincón and Surfing are synonymous and many of our winter visitors come here as a result of the consistent waves that break over rocky reefs in warm 85ºF water. A bonus is that we are able to enjoy the American way of life blended with a Latin culture. Rincon receives about 10,000 surfing oriented visitors each year who make a good impact on our tourist economy. Most visiting surfers come from the east coast of the USA, from Florida to Maine. Some stay…

Puerto Rico Timeshares for Less

November 30, 2012November 4, 2021 Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Timeshares for Less Situated in the northeastern Caribbean, Puerto Rico is home to over 270 miles of gorgeous beaches and approximately 28,000 acres of tropical rainforest, making it one of the most fascinating vacation destinations worldwide. Timeshare resales are the perfect way to explore Puerto Rico, as there are a variety of luxury accommodations available, ranging in size from studio units to suites with three or more bedrooms that can often sleep ten or more guests. Timeshares also provide a wider variety of amenities which are often not…

Savory Puerto Rican Meat Dishes

November 30, 2012October 27, 2024 Puerto Rico

Savory Puerto Rican Meat Dishes Puerto Rico, our favorite Caribbean island is well-known for its scenic natural landscape, diverse culture, and, of course, its savory meals. Puerto Rico is home to some of the tastiest dishes one can ever hope to experience. Puerto Rican meat dishes are particularly admired and loved for their brilliant and spicy flavors. Popular meals in Puerto Rico have various roots from numerous ethnic groups that immigrated to this country long ago from places in Africa, Europe and other Central and South American countries. Throughout the…

The Best Snorkeling Points in Puerto Rico

November 19, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

The Best Snorkeling Points in Puerto Rico If you are a big fan of snorkeling you will certainly want to make Puerto Rico one of the hot spots that you choose to visit. You will find that Puerto Rico just may be the best place that you have ever chosen to enjoy snorkeling. No matter where you may have enjoyed snorkeling in the past, Puerto Rico can exceed your expectations as well as your past experiences. Mona Island One of the top spots off the west coast of Puerto Rico…

Essentials for a Safe Bio Bay Kayak Tour

November 18, 2012August 27, 2021 Puerto Rico

Essentials for a Safe Bio Bay Kayak Tour A Bio Bay Kayak tour is special in many ways! One of them is to witness the effect portrayed by microorganisms as a result to energy sources directed to the molecules present in the hydro system. And, this biochemical process happens to be so efficient that it does not emit any heat! The bioluminescent bay truly offers some very unique surprises worth cherishing! Needless to mention, you would need the assistance of a Bio Bay Kayak tour provider to plan this. There…

Boricua.com Toy Drive at the Copacabana

November 18, 2012September 25, 2021 Puerto Rico

The Holidays are upon us and the joy of giving to a needy child. We invite you to join and help us by bring an unwrapped toy for a Boy & Girl to support The Robert Clemente Park Children Arts Program. No cover! just your Toy donations. One complimentary FREE drink, complimentary Chicken Paella and Roast Pork. And live music to kick off the holiday spirit Boricua style, so bring your maracas, guiros and of course your wonderful Christmas spirits. If you are a small business and want to showcase…

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