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She/her Teacher/Writer/Media Theorist. Always finding things to add to my to be read/watched pile. Need to stop procrastinating by googling how to avoid it.
Christmas is a huge cultural thing in Puerto Rico. Hell, Bad Bunny had Concho’s house lit up in the second to last show he did here. So this song about how no matter what we will celebrate is just perfect ever since it came out
December 1, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Christmas is a huge cultural thing in Puerto Rico. Hell, Bad Bunny had Concho’s house lit up in the second to last show he did here. So this song about how no matter what we will celebrate is just perfect ever since it came out
It starts off with:
This Christmas in my Puerto Rico will be hot
And if we dont have power we’ll turn on candles
And if we don’t have rice with pigeon peas and “pasteles” for the dinner
Then we’ll eat canned sausages and spam on Christmas Eve.
Basically no matter what we’ll find a way to celebrate
This Christmas in my Puerto Rico will be hot
And if we dont have power we’ll turn on candles
And if we don’t have rice with pigeon peas and “pasteles” for the dinner
Then we’ll eat canned sausages and spam on Christmas Eve.
Basically no matter what we’ll find a way to celebrate
December 1, 2025 at 3:49 AM
It starts off with:
This Christmas in my Puerto Rico will be hot
And if we dont have power we’ll turn on candles
And if we don’t have rice with pigeon peas and “pasteles” for the dinner
Then we’ll eat canned sausages and spam on Christmas Eve.
Basically no matter what we’ll find a way to celebrate
This Christmas in my Puerto Rico will be hot
And if we dont have power we’ll turn on candles
And if we don’t have rice with pigeon peas and “pasteles” for the dinner
Then we’ll eat canned sausages and spam on Christmas Eve.
Basically no matter what we’ll find a way to celebrate
It came out the year Hurricane Maria hit the island,3 months after it in December most people still had not gotten power back and there was no sign of when, if ever, things would go back to some level of normal. It never really has, and to this day the song fits.
December 1, 2025 at 3:49 AM
It came out the year Hurricane Maria hit the island,3 months after it in December most people still had not gotten power back and there was no sign of when, if ever, things would go back to some level of normal. It never really has, and to this day the song fits.