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  • Collection: Cultural Exchange

Bamboo in El Yunque National Rain Forest Luquillo, Puerto Rico.

Arturo Massol Deyá's "Amores que luchan."

Conga head on display at Amigolandia Sports Bar with saying "Music is the soul of the people."

Piece of cement facing that fell off of a brick building in the Old Juan area of Puerto Rico, created the image of Africa.

Citizens of Loíza Aldea, Puerto Rico in a parade on the day of Santiago apostol.

"Cultura es lucha" means "culture is struggle".

Catamaran boat called “ La Rumba” docked in the San Juan, Puerto Rico harbor.

“Lares will rise” banner hung off a bridge passing over one of the main roads leading to the center of the town. Signs like these were seen throughout the island.

Mural along Rt 2 in Toa Alta that reads “Un árbol es tan fuerte como sus RAÍCES…Yo sé, donde estan las mias…Y TÚ???”, meaning “A tree is as strong as its roots. I know where my roots are…do you?”.

A slogan meaning “Puerto Rico will rise” that was widely used after Hurricane Maria during the relief and recovery efforts. It was seen on t-shirts, bus stops, signs, murals and installations like this one.

Raíces Cultural Center director Francisco G. Gómez with Doña Ana Rodríguez, a panelist from the "Panel de testigos oculares y descendientes de la bomba antigua" (Panel of eyewitnesses and descendants of historic bomba from the early 20th century).

Participants of the 5th Bomba Research Conference on Day 1 during the neighborhood walking tour of Calle Calma in Santurce, Puerto Rico.

Participants of the 5th Bomba Research Conference stopping for photos with Eugenia Ivelisse Rivera, director of the Fundación Ismael Rivera and sister of Ismael Rivera.

"Panel de testigos oculares y descendientes de la bomba antigua" (Panel of eyewitnesses and descendants of historic bomba from the early 20th century) being welcomed at the 5th Bomba Research Conference in Arroyo, Puerto Rico by conference founder…

Drummers and audience at the 5th Encuentro de Tambores in Juncos, Puerto Rico.

The powerful winds of Hurricane Maria brought down tens of thousands of electric poles, snapping and bending some completely in half.
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