Comments on: i am in fact puerto rican.

By: Johnny

Johnny — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 14:19:53 +0000

I’m not even Puerto Rican buy I have lived in Hunacao and know more facts about Borinquen and Spanish than most Puerto Ricans. I am Johnny Blanco, most famous Spanish-speaking White guy in Reading and Harrisburg. I have been married to 4 Puerto Rican women. A true Puerto Rican should know some Yoruba, the language of Nigeria, the true homeland of my daughters’ ancestors. Start giving them some credit, too much value is given to the Tainos. My daughters know all Spanish and about 1,000 Yoruban words. They also teach that they are not Latinas but Caribenas. Viva la Pava!

By: shedoporter

shedoporter — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 08:25:16 +0000

I am sure you will love and get big save to take huge discount

By: Amarilys

Amarilys — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 06:23:58 +0000

I loved your blog I’m from Chicago we through a pretty bad parade as well not on NYs level but we still represent. I went to to the one in Cali once when I was out there it was ok. They only had one booth with PR food and it wasnt very good, but the cool part was when a huge group gathered and a bunch of old hibaros started playing the congos and the quattro it was hot. Everyone was dancing and laughung it was a good time. I would love to go to NY for the parade one day though it must be awesome.

By: notta lokka

notta lokka — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 17:01:57 +0000

there is seven of us thats funny becouse to me all puertio ricans are like family. so gather around eat lechon and have a good time

By: Kandi

Kandi — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 04:38:25 +0000

We are in MD….No I am not Puerto Rican however, my significant other is. I have had the pleasure of learning alot about the culture and the foods as well. We are starting a business preparing apetizers and a few main dishes. We have teamed with a local established Italian Pizzeria and are open one day a week for Puerto Rican Cuisine. The grand opening trial will we the first Sunday in November. We have a large number of Puerto Ricans, Dominican and Spanish here but not one Puerto Rican restaurant! It is also hard to find some ingrediants as well but he has been able to improvise. Thank you for allowing me to post and I will say, my kids and I love the food!!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:06:42 +0000

hell yeah yo puerto ricans stand up and allways wear ur flag high

By: BORICUA BABE

BORICUA BABE — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:01:52 +0000

whats ronge wit wearin OUR flag as a cape? wat we cnt b proud 2 b boricuas… hell, i am so f’n proud 2 b a boricua, nd 4 ppl who think we liv in mexio, go bac 2 skwl cuz we r totaly dif places!!!! in pluse i would neva in mi life want 2 b mexican!!!!!!!!!!!

By: lissi

lissi — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 01:56:43 +0000

I DNT GIVA FUK WAT YAL THINK BOUT US BORICUAS.. CUZ U DNT NO SHIT… MABI U SHULD KEEP UR MOUTH CLOSE ND LET THE REAL PPL SHINE… STAND UP BORICUAS!!!!!!!!! YA TU SABE!!!

By: aracelis

aracelis — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 16:57:28 +0000

What are puerto ricans doing in Mexico, i mean CA ? Why would a boricua go there ? anyway, why is everyone focusing on taino ? that’s ok but let’s not forget about Nigeria. i am learning yoruba because my great great grandmother arrived in cuba from nigeria in late 1800′s then her daughter left cuba to borinquen. if anyone wants some good puerto rican food, i suggest that you leave CA.

By: Kuyari

Kuyari — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:05:23 +0000

Taino mixed pride here and member of Taino nation of the antilles, yukahu cacona uara ke waka Tainkaya kurixia, tai ku.