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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 1: Coquí in the Rainforest
Puerto Rico's biodiversity is incredible, considering the Island’s size. In our first episode, you’ll learn more about the coquí, one of our cherished endemic species!
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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 2: ¡Vamos a surfear! (Let's Surf!)
We're taking you to the west coast of our Island, where you'll relish in the beautiful views, relaxing vibes, and learn all about the surfing culture in Puerto Rico. You'll also learn some local lingo used among the surfers and "boricuas."
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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 3: Café, por favor (Coffee, please!)
How do you take your cup of coffee? Join us on a road trip to the central mountainous area of Puerto Rico, and we will teach you how to order a coffee cup like a local.
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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 4: Birds in Paradise
With more than 300 bird species (17 endemic to Puerto Rico!), it’s no wonder we use bird references in our sayings and expressions. In this episode, we visit a nature reserve in Manatí and a forest in Utuado to learn about birdwatching in the hopes of meeting the Puerto Rican Parrot.
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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 5: Métele dembow (Drop the Beat)
Anywhere you go in Puerto Rico, you'll hear a beat. You'll feel it, too. In this episode, we’re sharing the secret behind Puerto Rico’s vibrant musical genre. Move to the beat of our Island with urban rhythm, swagger, and, of course, lots of “dembow”– hit the beat!
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Sounds Like the Puerto Rican Coquí
In Puerto Rico's tropical rainforest, El Yunque, it is easy to have an encounter with our beloved little tree frog, the coquí.
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Sounds Like Surfing in Puerto Rico
In Puerto Rico, you'll find a beach almost everywhere you look. With an endless summer and nearly 300 miles of coastline, the Island is a paradise for those looking to ride the waves.
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Sounds Like Puerto Rican Coffee
Café, ¡por favor! Waking up in Puerto Rico's mountain region includes having a good cup of local coffee as the sun rises over the landscape. Here, drinking coffee is a habit deeply woven into our culture.
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Sounds Like the Puerto Rican Parrot
Puerto Rico is a small island in geographical extension but with a very diverse ecosystem. With over 300 species, 17 of which are endemic, practicing birdwatching on the Island promotes economically productive, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible tourism.
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Sounds Like Reggaetón in Puerto Rico
Originating on the Island in the late 1990s, reggaetón is now one of the most popular musical styles worldwide. It started as a fusion of Jamaican reggae, hip-hop, and rap, and with time, it became a genre of its own, sparking an Island-wide movement.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 1: Coquí in the Rainforest
Puerto Rico's biodiversity is incredible, considering the Island’s size. In our first episode, you’ll learn more about the coquí, one of our cherished endemic species!
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 2: ¡Vamos a surfear! (Let's Surf!)
We're taking you to the west coast of our Island, where you'll relish in the beautiful views, relaxing vibes, and learn all about the surfing culture in Puerto Rico. You'll also learn some local lingo used among the surfers and "boricuas."
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 3: Café, por favor (Coffee, please!)
How do you take your cup of coffee? Join us on a road trip to the central mountainous area of Puerto Rico, and we will teach you how to order a coffee cup like a local.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 4: Birds in Paradise
With more than 300 bird species (17 endemic to Puerto Rico!), it’s no wonder we use bird references in our sayings and expressions. In this episode, we visit a nature reserve in Manatí and a forest in Utuado to learn about birdwatching in the hopes of meeting the Puerto Rican Parrot.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 5: Métele dembow (Drop the Beat)
Anywhere you go in Puerto Rico, you'll hear a beat. You'll feel it, too. In this episode, we’re sharing the secret behind Puerto Rico’s vibrant musical genre. Move to the beat of our Island with urban rhythm, swagger, and, of course, lots of “dembow”– hit the beat!
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like the Puerto Rican Coquí
In Puerto Rico's tropical rainforest, El Yunque, it is easy to have an encounter with our beloved little tree frog, the coquí.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Surfing in Puerto Rico
In Puerto Rico, you'll find a beach almost everywhere you look. With an endless summer and nearly 300 miles of coastline, the Island is a paradise for those looking to ride the waves.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Puerto Rican Coffee
Café, ¡por favor! Waking up in Puerto Rico's mountain region includes having a good cup of local coffee as the sun rises over the landscape. Here, drinking coffee is a habit deeply woven into our culture.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like the Puerto Rican Parrot
Puerto Rico is a small island in geographical extension but with a very diverse ecosystem. With over 300 species, 17 of which are endemic, practicing birdwatching on the Island promotes economically productive, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible tourism.
FEATURED VIDEO
Sounds Like Reggaetón in Puerto Rico
Originating on the Island in the late 1990s, reggaetón is now one of the most popular musical styles worldwide. It started as a fusion of Jamaican reggae, hip-hop, and rap, and with time, it became a genre of its own, sparking an Island-wide movement.

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Back to Our Roots

From coffee to cane sugar, Puerto Rico’s historic agricultural history has shaped the Island’s culture and people. Learn more about the passionate Boricuas who are ensuring this legacy lives on!

A Queen's Guide to Puerto Rico

Experience the beauty of Puerto Rico through the eyes of a queen. Join the fabulous Boricua drag queen Alyssa Hunter to learn about our Island's culture, gastronomy, and nightlife.

Discover Puerto Rico through the footsteps of a Legend

Boricua Baseball Legend Roberto Clemente was a proud Puerto Rican who showed our Island’s beauty to the world, but especially to his fellow team players.

LiveBoricua

 Feel the Boricua spirit in the only place in the world where you can! Embrace Puerto Rico’s call and venture through new and exciting experiences that will introduce you to a new state of mind.

Faces of Tourism

 Listen to the inspiring stories of restless Puerto Ricans in the tourism industry, whose resiliency and strength against all odds provide visitors with an unforgettable experience and help build communities on the Island.

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Sounds Like Puerto Rico Ep. 2: ¡Vamos a surfear! (Le…
Sounds Like Puerto Rican Coffee
Embrace the #LiveBoricua Call
Sounds Like the Puerto Rican Parrot
Faces of Tourism
What Does it Mean to be Boricua?