Canto a Puerto Rico: Yo Soy Boricua, Señores

War Against All Puerto Ricans: Revolution and Terror in America’s Colony

 

As Wall Street charges Puerto Ricans for their water and electricity… 

As hedge funds buy pieces of their coastline… 

It is important to remember what we are fighting for. Something that Gringolandia will never understand.

This beautiful song will help us remember what is at stake, what we are trying to save. 

Why we cannot let Puerto Rico disappear.

Gilberto Santa Rosa…Victor Manuel…Andy Montañez…Ismael Miranda…Danny Rivera…Andrés “el Jíbaro” Jimenez…Antonio “el Topo” Cabán… 

Even Cheo Feliciano, who has passed on, but left us with this wonderful memory. 

The writers of The Krueger Report, the managing partners of the Oppenheimer Fund, the vulture funds, the IMF – none of them will ever understand this song. 

And that is why we cannot let them gain control of our island.

 

5 Comments on “Canto a Puerto Rico: Yo Soy Boricua, Señores

  1. Yo soy Boricua, Señores. Pero en ves de decir que tenemos que hacer algo, me gustaría saber mas de las soluciones para sacar a nuestra Isla a delante.

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  2. Papo,

    Dali, Justa, Sergio and I saw this lady on Univision channel 41 News on Saturday…just after Sabado Gigante.

    After a huge build-up, they asked her to play guitar and sing a bit of her latest song.

    She could neither play nor sing HALF as well as you.

    YOU should be on Channel 41!

    –Nelson

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  3. Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
    “Soy Boricua” ….. “This beautiful song will help us remember what is at stake, what we are trying to save. Why we cannot let Puerto Rico disappear.” ….. it’s time to be proud stand up to the “Master”!!

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