#orgullo boricua

[lobuenodepuertorico]

BAD BUNNY - DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (Short Film)

Bad Bunny lanza un cortometraje donde da a entender que el personaje que interpreta Jacobo Morales es él en la etapa de envejeciente.

En el video se muestra el problema de gentrificación en Puerto Rico, donde extranjeros llegan a tratar de adueñarse de lugares provocando alza en precios y costos, lo cual termina en los locales mudándose del área o del país. También critica las nuevas panaderías o ‘coffee shops’ donde te cobran altos precios por los productos y se alejan de la panadería tradicional de barrio donde el dueño hasta fiaba.

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Propuesta para la independencia de Puerto Rico generaría un ahorro millonario para EE.UU.

Un grupo que promueve la soberanía de Puerto Rico ha presentado una propuesta al presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, en la que plantea la independencia de la isla, asegurando que esta medida podría representar un ahorro de $617,800 millones para los contribuyentes estadounidenses. Para más noticias en YouTube dale click al link 👉🏼 https://youtube.com/@mundoxpr?si=vCPEv1eDFP7CnvPv Según…

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a poem i wrote about puerto rico when i was 13 and had never been to the island myself but liked to listen to my grandfather tell stories

[big-dick-moneybags]

Every time these sports events say Logan Paul is from puerto rico I’m in deep agony

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Orgullo Boricua entre los buenos y los malos, gracias Puerto Rico por hacer historia y representar nuestra bella isla en Paris 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[butterflywordsmith]

I can't get Boricua Wayne out of my head so here is Bruce Wayne if he was Porta Rickun!

I imagine he would be a 2nd or 3rd generation Puerto Rican on his dad's side. As much as Marta is such a common name on the island Tomas was actually my bisabuelos name lmfao

Tomas, however, did have a Puerto Rican mother. And I think it's just sexier for her to be from the north west coast iykyk.

Would I looooove to pick my dad's hometown? Yes. Isabela is Top Tier. But I think Tomas would have a mom from like ... okay I have three options: Mayaguez, Rincon or Arecibo.

And if we go with the name Laura from New Earth that's an easy one to switch between English and Spanish because its spelled exactly the same.

So Laura either meets Patrick Wayne on the island OR she's part of one of the many mass exoduses from the island and they meet in New Jersey with so many of our diaspora on the East Coast (couldn't be me. I wound up in the South 😭).

I also would find this to be interesting if Laura was Catholic and Tomas grew up with Catholic leanings because of his mom but he doesn't force this on Bruce who grows up in a mostly secular home. His father encourages him to explore the sciences since he is a doctor.

Anyway, Tomas and Bruce do speak Spanish and they do travel back and forth to PR because they have the fucking funds and time to go at least twice a year so Bruce definitely is capable of a west coast boricua accent and he keeps it up over the years because he refuses to be a No Sabo.

And they definitely have a beach house because why not? 😑 But Bruce prefers the mountains as an adult, especially with his parents gone, so he gets another house in like... Lares or Utuado or both because he can do that.

And once he has all the kids around he starts taking them on trips for holidays and fiestas patronales.

Alfred will only let Bruce have the kitchen if he knows Bruce is gonna make Puerto Rican food because he misses his grandma on the most random days (lets say she passed a couple years before his parents) and just gets so nostalgic for a happier tine he has to make something hearty and maybe even a little greasy (bacalaitos, sorullitos, tostones, carne frita, mofongo etc). But sometimes... all he wants is arroz con habichuelas (con calabaza en lugar de papas) and a crispy fried chuleta. At New Years Alfred goes out of his way to make sure there's tembleque being served because its one of the few times a year Bruce will allow himself to have sweets.

BRUCE IS A DANCER. He definitely used to tear it up at the clubs in his younger years. I bet that man's salsa footwork is smooth and appears effortless.

He can't play barriles for shit but he probably slays if you put a guiro in his hands and I guarantee you he can play the cuatro like a pro.

He can't show too much of his identity publicly so he can't put his little flag boxing gloves to dangle on the rearview mirror of the batmobile or stick a freaking "Orgullo" sticker on the bumper but he does embed a flag emblem into the steering wheel for himself. Its the spirit of it that counts and he likes when his kids comment on it.

Wepa and what not.

I do also think it would be hilarious if hes only quiet when hes sneaking up on people in a fight but when hes in the batmobile you hear his ass coming. Just in the distance you hear the obnoxiously loud engine of his ridiculous car (another puerto ricanism) but also you hear this song blasting before getting your shit rocked by El Batman:

https://youtu.be/M_52MXKrAtQ?si=hYaJ2W_INhvGbtpS

Y le ponemos un apodo... deja ver ...

His nickname would be Santa Clo, Noelito, or San Nicki. Because every time he visited any extended family or a community in need in PR he tried to sneak gifts and money but EVERYONE knows it's him because everyone knows everyone and tells each other what he did when he was there and where they got the money or gifts from. So when he comes to town and a group of people in the plaza see him pull up they're like "Mira, llegó Santa Clo" or "quién me dio los chavos? El San Nicki" and "Noelito le regaló un carro a mi mai pa' que no estuviera a pie". And I just think thats neat.

Bruce stayed away from PR for the first couple years after his parents died because he got sick of being "ay benditoooo"ed to death with pity. But he went back when he realized he didn't want to lose another link to his Dad.

I could go on but I'm sleep deprived. Y'all can add to Boricua Wayne if you want 🇵🇷💖

[hispanos-press]

🚀 ¡Orgullo boricua! Dos estudiantes del RUM fueron seleccionados para el NASA HRP IWS 2025 🌌🔬. Jean Carlos Hernández y Rafael Álamo brillan con sus investigaciones en IA biomédica y arquitectura lunar. ¡El talento puertorriqueño sigue conquistando el espacio! 🌎✨  📸 Prensa RUM

[lobuenodepuertorico]

Hago alarde de mi trasfondo porque me enorgullece de dónde vengo y a dónde me ha traído.

Si llegas hasta el final, ¡gracias! Si quieres ayudarme a difundir mi arte, con un share basta.

Si tienes Instagram sígue a Rayze Michelle

[scullywhereareyou]

Este nuevo álbum de Bad Bunny llena el pecho y el alma con el orgullo de ser boricua. So good.

[culturesfinest]

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[mario1964pr-blog]

¡129 años ondeando con gran orgullo nuestra bandera! 🇵🇷 Hoy celebramos el aniversario de nuestro símbolo patrio, emblema de lucha, valentía y esperanza. Esta bandera nos une, nos inspira a superar retos y nos recuerda el amor por nuestra nación.

Boricua, ¡Honremos a nuestra tierra e insignia! 🇵🇷 #BanderaPuertorriqueña #OrgulloBoricua #PuertoRico

[diarioelpepazo]

El certamen se llevó a cabo en India. La corona del certamen la llevará Krystyna Pyszková Krystyna Pyszková es la nueva Miss Mundo. La nueva reina recibió la corona de la polaca Karolina Bielawska, Miss Mundo 2021, quien se coronó en 2022. Krystyna Pyszková salió victoriosa ante la representante de Líbano, Yasmina Zaytoun, quien resultó primera finalista. La 71 edición del concurso se celebró hoy desde el Jio World Convention Centre, en la ciudad de Bombay. La competencia arrancó con el desfile de las 112 aspirantes, divididas en grupos de cuatro continentes: América y el Caribe, África, Europa y Asia. Krystyna Pyszková, de 24 años, además de estudiar dos grados en Derecho y Administración de Empresas, trabaja como modelo. De acuerdo con su perfil en la plataforma digital de Miss World, fundó la Fundación Krystyna Pyszko y continúa apoyando su labor. Su momento de mayor orgullo fue abrir una escuela de inglés para niños desfavorecidos en Tanzania, donde también trabajó como voluntaria. A la nueva reina, quien mide 5 pies y 9 pulgadas de estatura, le apasiona la música, y le gusta tocar la flauta travesera y el violín. Estudió por nueve años en una academia de arte. El cuadro de las 40 semifinalistas incluyó a las representantes de Puerto Rico, Brasil, Uganda, Ucrania, Nepal, Martinica, Croacia, Vietnam, Botsuana, Nigeria, Zimbabue, Inglaterra, Líbano, Túnez, Belice, Canadá, República Dominicana, Perú, Trinidad & Tobago, Camerún, Mauricio, Somalia, Kenia, Madagascar, Sudáfrica, Sudán del Sur, Bélgica, República Checa, Francia, Gibraltar, Italia, España, Gales, Australia, Indonesia, Malasia, Nueva Zelanda, Tanzania y Turquía. Al grupo de las 12 finalistas entraron las aspirantes de Brasil, República Dominicana, Trinidad & Tobago, Botsuana, Mauricio, Uganda, República Checa, Inglaterra, España, Australia, India y Líbano. El cuadro de las 8 finalistas estuvo compuesto por Brasil, Trinidad & Tobago, Botsuana, Uganda, República Checa, Inglaterra, India y Líbano. La selección de las cuatro finalistas, con el título de Miss Mundo en representación de cada continente (Miss Mundo América, Miss Mundo África, Miss Mundo Europa y Miss Mundo Asia), recayó en Trinidad & Tobago (Aché Abrahams), Botsuana (Lesego Chombo), República Checa (Krystyna Pyszková) y Líbano (Yasmina Zaytoun). Miss Mundo, presidido por Julia Morley, tiene como fin promover las causas humanitarias, además de empoderar a las mujeres para que se conviertan en agentes de cambio en sus comunidades. La conducción del certamen está a cargo del director y productor indio Karan Johar y la filipina Megan Young-Daez (Miss World 2013). El evento contará con las participaciones musicales de Shaan, Neha Kakkar y Tony Kakkar. Entró a las 40 La toabajeña Elena Rivera terminó su representación en la búsqueda de la tercera corona del certamen para la Isla tras quedar fuera del grupo de las 12 finalistas. La beldad boricua, quien entró al cuadro de las 40 finalistas, desfiló con un diseño halter de la Lisa Thon en tonalidad “tiffany blue”. Rivera fue coronada Miss Mundo de Puerto Rico el 30 de junio de 2022 en el Centro de Bellas Artes de Caguas. Lady Wilnelia Merced (Miss Mundo 1975) es la tenedora de la franquicia a nivel local. El paso de Elena Rivera en India se dejó sentir en las pasadas semanas tras posicionarse en el Top 23 de la competencia de talento con un acto de magia que incluyó detalles que aludieron a la bandera monoestrellada creados por el ingeniero y mago boricua Joel Acevedo. También en el Top 25 del “Head to Head”, donde cada participante ofreció un discurso en el que distingue uno de los 17 Objetivos de Desarrollo Sustentable de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU). 15 FOTOS Elena Rivera busca en India la tercera corona para Puerto Rico. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Primera Hora

[noticiassomosponce]

EXPRESIONES DE NUESTRA BOXEADORA AMANDA SERRANO

Amanda Serrano publica en X: "No puedo creer que sea la primera mujer en ganar un millón de dólares, ganar 7 divisiones, convertirme en campeona indiscutible y luchar en 12 completas de 3 minutos.

Una Boricua Una Niña sencilla nacida en una pequeña isla de PR.

Si, mi carrera terminó en 2 días lo que más me enorgullece es lo que hice por MI ISLA."

Orgullo boricua, Muchas felicidades.

[dailiadelc]