San Germán

I was there till I was 14.

Then I moved southwest to San Germán.

And then I went to California.

And I lived there for four years.

It's a long history from Puerto Rico.

San Germán is the town.

in Puerto Rico.

And the adults play instruments.

naguabo penuelas and and poblado rosario in san german that's down there by um inter-american university where um rocky layboard and otto latimer and kenny clark and all of them went to school down there right you also got the festival de coco at the plaza Plaza Rosendo Matienzo Sintron in Loquillo, right? And then you got the Festival Tito Rojas along Tito Rojas Street and the Coliseo Marcelo Trujillo Panice in Humacao.

So they got Humacao, Loquillo, San Germán, Peñuelas, Naguabo,

Vega Baja, and

Comerio.

I want to say thank you, but before we get into all that, you know, your titles, everything, who is Elizabeth? Where are you from? And tell us a little bit about you.

Well, Elizabeth is a young lady that was born and raised in Puerto Rico in the West Side area of San Germán, which is a small town of Puerto Rico.

But her parents were both immigrants from Hungary and Chile, and they decided to to live here in Puerto Rico because my father was a professor in the university.

So we were, even though we were born and raised in Puerto Rico, me and my brother and sister, we had our different cultures from my mom and from my dad.

The locality has long been held sacred in remembrance of this supposed remarkable event.

the church of montserrat itself like its namesake in spain is on the top of a mountain it is of masonry quite large and rather attractive from this mountain top we can see the most beautiful plain on the island watered by the guanahibo and bucaron rivers and enclosed by high mountain ridges The plain is bounded by the sea and has within it the towns of Cabo Rojo and San Germán.

The deep curve in the shore, which serves as a harbor for Mayagüez, lies wide open.

Submerged reefs built by the coral polyps furnish a valuable breakwater.