EL COQUI AMERICANO

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Posted by Michelle G. at 4:59 PM

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Back to the Drawing Board... HELP!!!!!

Over the past week, I worked on the "research" component of my term paper. I read books, articles, any thing Puerto Rican-ish...
A few things to start

Hello all, there are a few things I'd like to share before we embark on the journey and evolution of the Puerto Rican migrant. My hope i...
A little more about Me

My name is Michelle Carmen Garcia-Ayala. I was born in the early 70's to Puerto Rican descendants Naomi Ayala (Mima) and Manuel Antonio ...
nuyorican

nuyorican por Tato Laviera yo peleo por ti, puerto rico, ¿sabes? yo me defiendo por tu nombre, ¿sabes? entro a tu isla, me siento extra...
A New Breed

One of the most interesting things about El Coqui is that it can only live and sing in the island of Puerto Rico. Once it is exported outsid...
The Puerto Rican Diaspora

http://www.enciclopediapr.org/ing/section_mm_video.cfm?cat=40 If you follow this link you can find some great footage and interviews of so...
The Process

Greetings :) I have to admit that this is a very challenging task for me, because it requires deep reflection and contemplation. I have so...
El Puerto Rico de la década del 1940
Just Checking In

Hi Everyone, I just wanted to bring you up to date.. After bloodshed and tears, I finally finished my research project, my seminar class and...

Michelle G.: I am currently pursuing a masters degree in social work at Hunter College School of Social Work. I have four beautiful children, Giovanni, Mikayla, JonMichael Lee, and Angelina Naomi (all named after the special people in my life.)My youngest are 5 month old twins who have completed my world. I am happily involved with a wonderful "gringo" who has shown me my own potential! My passion is my loving family, my supportive friends, and my rich culture! Although I have a New York state of mind... yo te adoro Puerto Rico y eso NADIE me lo va quitar!

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