La cultura y el folklore de un país son el reflejo de la trayectoria histórica del mismo. A través de la música, comida, forma de hablar y, otras peculiaridades propias de la gente a la cual pertenen podemos tener una idea de la evolución de dicha sociedad. Los puertorriqueños nos caracterizamos por ser personas alegres, hospitalarios, fiesteros y ante la adversidad nos fortalecemos como pueblo. Con la canción de Ramito te muestro un pedacito de mi Puerto Rico.
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