El Morro De Puerto Rico Stickers

Originally painted in acrylic by Tania Lopez.

Three symbols that represent us, our beautiful flag, garita del morro and the arches of our colonial architecture.

Puerto Ricans in NYC!

Boricuas stand up!

Visita Puerto Rico - Puerto Rico Tourism -

For Puerto Ricans, Puerto Rico will always be like the Pearl of the Caribbean. In this design the old classic is exposed together with our flag. Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this "Pearl of the Caribbean"

The island of enchantment, Puerto Rico. La isla del encanto, Puerto Rico.

De Aqui Como El Coqui Puerto Rico Taino Puerto Rican Indian Symbol

Puerto Rican "Garita/El Morro" (Castillo San Felipe) High Quality Boricua Photography taken at Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Made wearable & gift-able just for you to wear it with pride!

Lighthouse, El Morro, Puerto Rico by Lyman Creative Co.

Acuarela (watercolor) painting of a watchtower in fort El Morro in San Juan, Puerto Rico

Love the petroglyphs of Puerto Rico.

Viejo (Old) San Juan is the oldest settlement city in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is a territory of the USA located in the Caribbean South East of Dominican Republic. First construction began in 1521. Founded by Ponce de Leon. The city is a wonderful walkable town filled with colorful homes, plants, old churches, the governors house, a fort and a castle, a huge wall surrounding the whole thing that is 500 years old! And so many cats because of the wonderful animal rescue there called Save-A-Gato. You can take tours at the fort and the castle and enjoy shopping, dining and drinking at the many local establishments. If you love history, this place is a must-see. If you have been there before, this art is for you!

El Morro guards the entrance to San Juan Harbor, Puerto Rico. Construction started by the Spanairds in 1539 and was considered finished in 1787. Picture was taken from the deck of the ms EURODAM as she was entering the harbor.

“El Sol de Jayuya”; The petroglyph of this symbol is found in the town of Jayuya, Puerto Rico. It is a representation of the sun, worshipped by the Taino indigenous people. The sun was believed to be a powerful God emitting strength, health and longevity to its people as it did for the agriculture. . . . proceeds will go to helping a Puerto Rican relief fund.

En tus ojos veo el mar - Bad Bunny // Efecto

Andy Montañez

With this image, we celebrate Puerto Rican poet and civil rights activist Julia de Burgos.

Andy Montañez

salsera, rumbera mayor, boricua queen

Get ready to move your hips with our new Salsa t-shirt design! This cool illustration features a colorful conga drum with five stripes, complete with a conga player inside in black. At the bottom of the design is the tagline "Yo no soy médico, ni abogado, ni tampoco ingeniero. Pero tengo un swing.", taken from the lyrics of the popular song "El swing" by El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico. Whether you're a fan of salsa music and dancing or just love vibrant and eye-catching designs, this t-shirt is the perfect choice. It's a fun gift for any occasion and a great way to show off your love for congas and salsa. So grab yours today and let your swing shine with this unique t-shirt!

With this image, we celebrate Puerto Rican poet and civil rights activist Julia de Burgos.

Aquí no existe el pecado... y equivocarse es bonito - Bad Bunny + Bomba Estereo // Ojitos Lindos

With this image, we celebrate Puerto Rican poet and civil rights activist Julia de Burgos.

The walls inside El Morro Fort were painted such a vibrant yellow it was almost blinding. It added even more character to Old San Juan's famous fort that stands tall above the sea.