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Tag Archives: National Puerto Rican Day Parade
Dancin’ in the Park, East Harlem Style
Every year Spanish Harlem lights up on the day before the National Puerto Rican Day Parade with a huge festival on 116th Street, music blasting all day, people out in the streets strutting their stuff, homemade cooking on every block…it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged b-boy, dance, DJs, hip hop, National Puerto Rican Day Parade, NYC, Spanish Harlem
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Abrazo Fraternal del Barrio
With the lingering signs of the annual weeklong celebration of all things and people Puerto Rican still visible around Spanish Harlem, it’s hard to believe the 26th annual 116th Street (Abrazo Fraternal) Festival and 54th annual Puerto Rican Day Parade … Continue reading
