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The Capitol of Puerto Rico

San Juan 

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The first Spanish-language album nominee for Album of the Year at the Grammys

Un Verano Sin Ti

100

"tu eres un boquete en PR, por eso es que te esquivo" 

BoKeTe Bad Bunny 

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Traditional Puerto Rican Christmas caroling 

Parranda

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The national animal of Puerto Rico

El Coquí

200

The only tropical rainforest in the U.S.

El Yunque

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The "King of Reggaeton."

Daddy Yankee

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"Esto es pa que lo baile, pa que lo goce, pa que lo sienta pa que lo goce"

Rakata - Wisin & Yandel

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The largest festival in Old San Juan, celebrated every January

Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastian

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Kknown as El Pueblo del Chicharrón because of its famous pork rinds

Bayamon

300

Three smaller islands that are part of PR

Culebra, Vieques, Mona

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The national dance of PR

Bomba

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Ella es una abusadora, tiene un cuerpo asesino. Me tiene loco de amore'

Abusadora - Wisin y Yandel 

300

Puerto Rican restaurant hopping

Chinchorreo

300

Puerto Rican athlete credited with revolutionizing the sport of boxing by becoming the first fighter to win world titles in six different weight classes

Miguel Cotto

400

The U.S. act that granted Puerto Ricans U.S. citizenship in 1917

Jones Act

400

One of Puerto Rico’s most famous patriotic songs

"Preciosa"

400

"Calle sol, Calle luna, estrella en la noche oscura"

La MuDANZA - Bad Bunny

400

During noche de San Juan, what do Puerto Ricans traditionally do at midnight for good luck?

Walk backward into the ocean and fall into the water seven times

400

This Puerto Rican actress starred in West Side Story (1961) and won an Oscar

Rita Moreno

500

The first Puerto Rican to serve as a U.S. Congressman

Luiz Muñoz Marin

500

Was known as the greatest salsa singer and El Cantante de los Cantantes

Hector Lavoe

500

"Quiere salir, fumar, beber, subir un video pa que lo vea el"

HP - Maluma

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Seen in every PR street 

Bokete

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In 1511, the Taíno people of Puerto Rico revolted against Spanish colonization. Their leader became a symbol of indigenous resistance and bravery. Who was he?

Agüeybana II