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Asalto, Trulla and Parranda

Latest, Nov 13, 2026: Asalto, Trulla and Parranda: The Words That Make Puerto Rico's Christmas Unique

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  1. Asalto, Trulla and Parranda: The Words That Make Puerto Rico’s Christmas Unique

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    Expressions such as "asalto," "trulla" and "parranda" form part of a Christmas vocabulary that distinguishes Puerto Rico's holiday traditions, Sheila Torres of Dialecto Boricua explained.

  2. José Raúl Marrero and Los Cantores de Bayamón Bring Christmas Parranda to Caguas

    via Primera Hora

    José Raúl Marrero and Los Cantores de Bayamón will bring Puerto Rican Christmas music and parranda traditions to Caguas with "La Guagüita Parrandera," a concert on Saturday, December 5, 2026, at the Bellas Artes de Caguas.

  3. Trovador Samuel Quijano Huertas Releases New Christmas Parranda Single

    via Primera Hora

    Puerto Rican trovador, educator and composer Samuel Quijano Huertas has released a new Christmas single, "Vine A Saludarte", a parranda celebrating the tradition of visiting family and friends during the holiday season.

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