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taino towers. east harlem, new york 2019.
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The Tower. Art by Laura Bello, from Secrets of Paradise Tarot.
#Laura Bello#Secrets of Paradise Tarot#The Tower#Major Arcana#Tarot#Tropical#Caribbean#Folklore#Taino#Guamcex
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What is your favorite Chaos card in the Tarot?
That would be the Tower——
In the Rider-Waite deck the building resembles the Tower of Babel, with lightening striking a structure built too high, as it crumbles back to the ground. It is a card about sudden change, cleansing fires, old-school revelations. Two figures are seen twisting in the air; whether they jumped to save themselves or were thrown as their world crumbled around them is immaterial. They will not survive the fall. After 9/11 I couldn’t use this card for a long while, the images of people falling from the Twin Towers was too much of a trigger. Yet, one does not need a literal structure to represent Chaos; for me, the Hurricane will do just as well.
The Taino, an ancient indigenous people of the Caribbean, named their supreme goddess, associated with all natural destructive forces, Guabancex. She remains the embodiment of the Hurricane, that unescapable, divine power that can level villages and whole islands with ease. Petroglyphs depict her with mouth agape, her arms curved in the same swirling pattern that the storm itself takes.
When the Tower card appears in your Tarot reading, expect the unexpected: violent change, catastrophe and anarchy. Change, as they say, is painful; but it is a necessary pain in order to grow. Guabancex represents the elements in your life that you cannot control: illnesses, accidents, financial failure, the ending of relationships. In her book of poems about Hurricane Maria’s 2017 destruction of the island of Dominicia, Celia A. Sorhaindo writes about the relief that her family felt in surviving the storm and then the horror of realizing that everything that they had, everything the island had, was gone. In the poem, “In The Air,” she writes:
After the hurricane,
my grandmother,
who in her basement storeroom,
had hunkered down
and knelt
her knees raw with prayer
the whole long long lashing tail of night,
ascended slippery stairs
hoping by holy intervention
her home had been saved.
She stared from ruined room to room,
swaying like a punched drunk spirit,
mouth and eyes wide black holes of disbelief …
This is the lesson the Tower reminds us about: we like to imagine we have control over our fate but that is an illusion. The real question is what will be your response when the gods decide to knock you to the ground?
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New Releases Dec. 12, 2023
The Black Cat & the Vampire vol. 2 by Nikke Taino
Studious Yuki Hasegawa found himself pursued by the unbearably popular Jean Michele and embroiled in a potentially deadly search for a monster hiding among the students of Blanc College boarding school. When Jean accidentally bites Yuki after their school dance, Yuki is forced to come to terms with the idea that vampires are real and Blanc College is full of them. When Jean explains the cruel power of a human's love, Yuki wonders if the only way to keep vampires from feeling that cursed urge to drink blood if for humans not love them. Will Yuki be able to stop his budding feelings for Jean now that he knows what fate awaits them...?
Bofuri: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, So I'll Max Out My Defense (novel) vol. 11 by Yuumikan and Koin
A bunch of talented new guilds are ready to give Maple Tree a run for their money. But Maple’s not too worried. The thought of chances for more PvP has her fired up! Between scouting out other guilds for info on their rivals and looking for new skills to make themselves even deadlier, Maple Tree has plenty of work to do as the Ninth Event kicks off!
Hirano and Kagiura vol. 4 by Shou Harusono
Ten seconds a day. That’s how long Hirano agreed to let Kagiura do the touchy-feely thing he insisted on. Hirano’s not sure it’s really doing anything, but whatever floats his boat, right? In any case, between all of Kagiura’s grumbling and Hirano’s friends’ reactions, Hirano is left pondering—what exactly counts as doting on his roommate...?
I Married My Female Friend vol. 1 by Shio Usui
Kurumi and Ruriko made a deal: if they were both single in five years, they would marry each other. Five years later, neither woman is attached, so it’s time for a wedding! Marriage is full of firsts, especially for two friends, so they have a lot to learn about each other in their newly shared home. But will they continue this arrangement like two especially close roommates…or will a different kind of love bloom between them?
MADK vol. 3 by Ryo Suzuri
FINAL VOLUME!
Makoto has long been ostracized because of his odd hobbies and a sexual kink others see as disgusting. After summoning a demon from hell called Archduke J, Makoto sells his soul to him and is reborn himself as a demon in hell. As he learns and grows in his new role, his infatuation with J turns into an obsession - an obsession to surpass the very demon who birthed him!
Magic Knight Rayearth vol. 1 by CLAMP
Contains updated translation and lettering created for the 25th-anniversary release.
Three girls who couldn't be more different meet on a school trip to Tokyo Tower--and find themselves beamed into a parallel world called Cefiro, where the mysterious Pillar has recruited them to avert a calamity! With the help of a motley troop of rogues and wizards, they will unlock the power of three transforming giant dragons known as Rune Gods and rush to the Pillar's aid...but there's more going on at the heart of Cefiro than they know!
My Mate is a Feline Gentleman: UK Arc Over by Arata Asanae
Toushirou, an omega, and Alex, his Nyartigian alpha mate, are now living together in bliss. But one day, Alex is called for a short-term assignment in the UK…and included is a special note that his mate can accompany him. Though Alex hesitates because of the dangers, Toushirou’s desire to visit a foreign country wins out, and the two set off on a journey to a new land…
Pink Heart Jam vol. 1 by Shikke
For college student Haiga, starting school in the big city is a chance to make new friends and try new things. On the first day of classes, he spots an impossibly gorgeous upperclassman named Kanae strumming a guitar and decides to join the school’s rock band. But later, when a drunken dare gives Haiga the opportunity to visit a male brothel, he finds his crush employed there as a sex worker!
Haiga lets Kanae introduce him to gay sex, and afterward his innocent crush on Kanae is replaced with a whole new type of attraction. Even as their bond outside the brothel strengthens, Kanae will only be intimate inside its confines—and only in certain ways. What will it take for the two to go beyond experimentation and forge a real relationship?
The Witches' Marriage vol. 2 by studio HEADLINE
Melissa only entered into a "Witches' Marriage" with Tanya as a means to opening the Door of Truth. But as she gets to know her pure-hearted wife, they grow closer, and Melissa's feelings start to change. Will joining a class for witch couples cement their bond, or undo all their progress?
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Middle Caicos: A Hidden Gem
Welcome to Middle Caicos, a treasure trove of natural wonders, rich cultural heritage, and unparalleled adventure nestled within the mesmerizing Turks and Caicos Islands. This place offers an unforgettable journey that promises to leave your heart yearning for more. Ready to immerse yourself in the allure of this hidden gem and embark on an adventure that transcends beyond the ordinary?
When to Go
The best time to visit Middle Caicos is during the dry season, which runs from November to April. The weather during these months is warm, with less rainfall, creating optimal conditions to explore the island's natural wonders and outdoor activities.
How to Get There
To get to Middle Caicos, fly into Providenciales International Airport (PLS). From there, you can either take an inter-island flight or a ferry to North Caicos. Once in North Caicos, a short scenic drive across the Causeway takes you to Middle Caicos.
Where to Stay
Middle Caicos offers a range of accommodations, from cozy guesthouses to beachfront villas. For a memorable experience, consider staying at a charming, locally-run guesthouse, where you can enjoy warm hospitality and a unique connection to the community.
What to Do
- Immerse in the Cultural Tapestry: Middle Caicos is a cultural haven, rich in heritage from the indigenous Taino people, African influences, and British colonial history. Visit the village of Conch Bar, explore the vibrant arts and crafts scene, and discover the Middle Caicos Co-op, where local artisans exhibit their talents.
- Gastronomic Delights: Embark on a culinary journey through Middle Caicos. Feast on fresh seafood delicacies like conch fritters and grilled lobster at charming beachside restaurants, and savor dishes infused with locally grown produce at farm-to-table establishments.
- Embrace Adventure: Middle Caicos is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the Middle Caicos Caves, embark on a paddleboard excursion, or dive into the depths of the Caicos Conch farm.
Sights, Tours, and Tips
- Mudjin Harbor: This stunning horseshoe-shaped bay is a masterpiece of nature. Enjoy a picnic while marveling at the towering limestone cliffs and azure waters, or simply bask in the tranquility of the surroundings.
- Crossing Place Trail: Venture along this scenic trail that spans across the wild coastline of Middle Caicos. Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of the landscape, dotted with hidden beaches and limestone bluffs.
- Island-Hopping: Take advantage of the proximity to North Caicos and explore its enchanting attractions like Sandy Point Beach, historic Wade's Green Plantation, and Bottle Creek.
Money, Nightlife, Transport, and Shopping
Currency: The official currency of Turks and Caicos Islands is the US dollar (USD). Major credit cards are widely accepted.
Nightlife: Middle Caicos offers a serene and laid-back atmosphere. While it may not have a vibrant nightlife, you can find cozy beachfront bars where you can enjoy refreshing cocktails and live music.
Transport: Renting a car on Middle Caicos is highly recommended to explore the island at your leisure.
Shopping: Visit local artisans and bring home unique handicrafts, paintings, or the iconic Middle Caicos silver buttons that symbolize the island's cultural heritage.
Middle Caicos, with its raw beauty, captivating culture, and thrilling adventures, is a destination that awakens the adventurous spirit within. From the cultural experiences to the gastronomic delights and adrenaline-pumping activities, this captivating island promises a transformative journey. Embrace the unknown, surrender to the call of adventure, and uncover the secrets of Middle Caicos for an unparalleled travel experience.
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Feb 12th @penthouse151 #SupberBowl #Party hosted by @smokeysuarez Music by @blackbottleboys own @djtrase Ya know im gonna have that #Belaire section on tilt ALL INFO ON THE FLYER OR DM ME #NFL #superbowlsunday #djtrase #blackbottleboys Flyer by @thevisualvandal1 (at Taino Towers Crystal Room) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmsOEISPX0X/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Join us Saturday Reposted from @puertoricanflagsup DJ Brian Martinez BM Entertainment & Hon. Peggy A Morales, District Leader present Un Pueblo, Una Patria, Una Bandera Fundraiser for Puerto Rico Saturday, November 5th, 4pm – Midnight 240 East 123rd Street, Lower Level 6 DJ’s, 3 Bands and special performances!/6 DJ’s, 3 o Orquestas y actuaciones especiales! Sponsored in collaboration with: Puerto Rico Flags Up, Jibarito with Troops, Mi Patria PR Cosponsored by: Maria Cruz, Executive Director Taino Towers - Silent Procession NYC4PR, Carmen V. Cruz Orios Designs, Oliver Rios - WBAI, Nando Albericci Positive Workforce, Vincent Torres - Valerie’s Women’s Empowerment Donation: $20 Join us as we stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters on the island. NO BYOBB policy. Vendors with food & merchandise will be on hand supporting the cause as well. #oriosdesigns #puertoricoheritagemonth #puertoricoheritage #puertorico #elbarrio #eastharlem #fundraiser #PuertoRicoFundraiser #prflagsup #puertoricanflagsup https://www.instagram.com/p/CkgIPmPOFY8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Tragedia en Nueva York fallece un niño de tres años al caer de un piso 29
Tragedia en Nueva York fallece un niño de tres años al caer de un piso 29
Un niño de 3 años murió después de caer esta mañana desde el balcón del piso 29 de un edificio de apartamentos en Harlem. Los informes preliminares indican que la tragedia fue accidental.
El trágico incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 11:10 a.m. en un rascacielos de la Tercera Avenida entre las calles 122 y 123 Este. Según NYPD, el bebé cayó del piso 29 en el complejo residencial Taino Towers y…
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ODIE’S CRUISE SHIP
ODIE’s Cruise Ship is a Pinoy Hotel and Restaurant Ship which cruises internationally. ODIE’s Cruise Ship is one of the best and most popular cruise ship in the world industry. This Cruise Ship suits for those travellers who wants a unique and relaxing place to travel and stay while travelling internationally, and especially to those people who love Pinoy foods because you get to try so many different foods on the ship and while you’re in the different towns and cities, we will make a possible dream to meet your Pinoy idols personally in the ship, and Pinoy Culture, we will focus on that because that’s what we love about cruising, and the most exciting part is you can meet your Pinoy Idols while staying in the ship.
This Cruise Ship serves a good quality of service where you are able to enjoy their staying and travelling in the ship. We have in our ship the most luxurious places where you can get a relax while having a travel.
TOP THREE DESTINATIONS OF ODIE'S CRUISE SHIP:
1. BAHAMAS
Soak up island views and aquatic adventures in the Bahamas.
A respite for sun and sand seekers, the Bahamas is home to light blue beaches, translucent underwater caves, a rich royal heritage and exclusive private isles. These can all be found throughout a beautifully scattered string of 700 islands (most of which are uninhabited). Cruise to the Bahamas to take a dive and witness a majestic coral garden at Orange Bowl reef, hang out at ultra-luxurious resorts like Atlantis and shop for resort fashion in Paradise Island or Nassau. The Bahamas has an island for every taste and style, and it's easy to enjoy its subtropical charm during an overnight stint or a week-long cruise.
FOR THE FOODIES
ISLAND TWIST AND TANG
There's a lot of similarity between the soul food of the southern US, and Bahamian cuisine, that blends the Caribbean tang with its very own spice, creating a trademark flavour unique to the region.
1. Conch fritters in the Bahamas
FRUITS OF THE SEA
Little-known as a culinary ingredient in the continental US, conch is a large mollusk (akin to clams) with a meaty texture. Locals use it to prepare conch salad, conch fritters, conch chowder and more.
2. PUERTO RICO
Take in the tropical flavour and lively energy of Puerto Rico, where island discoveries and delicious delicacies are just around the corner.
Puerto Rico is a diverse and geographically stunning island with aquamarine mangrove waters, baby-blue beaches and emerald-green jungles – and that's just the coast. Go inland for the Alps-lookalike peaks of Cerro de Punta, the lime green Lajas Valley, acres of plantain and banana groves and some of the best roasted pork (pernil) in the world. Cruise to Puerto Rico and take to the roads that lead to remote Spanish colonial towns like San German that house elegant plazas and churches evoking hundreds of years of history. Head to the main old town, the always-vivid Old San Juan, and walk the cobblestoned streets where Conquistadors once marched.
FOR THE FOODIES
DIVERSE DELICACIES
Puerto Rico's cuisine is a blend of Taino, African and Spanish influences, with a dose of contemporary inventions, too. Add to this diverse combination of flavours, a strong and fragrant cup of coffee and a shot of island rum, and you have the essence of what Puerto Rican food is all about.
1. RICE IS NICE
One staple of Puerto Rican cuisine is rice and beans, made separately or together depending on preference. Many like the beans cooked on their own as a thick, savoury sauce to pour over steaming white rice.
3. Bermuda
Discover a history-filled paradise full of pink sand beaches in Bermuda.
Set sail from the East Coast of the United States and travel through the Atlantic seas to an island oasis in Bermuda. Explore British colonial landmarks like the Royal Navy Dockyard. Take a dip in the blue waves at Horseshoe Bay Beach. Cruise to Bermuda and wander through the vibrantly painted streets of St George's and Hamilton, and see the Gothic-style towers of the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity. Need to scratch your itch for outdoor adventure? Hike the Railway Trail and take in views of the clear-water coast, or snorkel among shipwrecks and coral reefs at Tobacco Bay.
FOR THE FOODIES
BERMUDAN BOUNTY
Bermuda's cuisine reflects its diverse cultural history. From traditional fish stews to island takes on the classic English fish and chips, the bounty of the ocean is what brings together this culinary tapestry.
1. Traditional Fish Croquettes in Bermuda
I'LL TAKE IT FRIED
The tastes of that signature fish chowder take on new life in the form of a fish croquette, a fried, ball-shaped fritter that incorporates white fish and spices. Head to the restaurant Marcus' for a fish chowder bite made with snapper, scallops, chorizo and spices fried to crispy golden-brown fritter that has the perfect amount of bite to it.
COME AND ENJOY MY CRUISE SHIP!!!
IT FEELS LIKE HOME
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Inktober 31st Robbie and Mera! Mera (short for Chimera) was our three legged fox mascot character. A good friend from earth. Robbie was a plant monster in the castle gardens on Lintina that Erica befriended. Best plant boy.
Did this without any of my tools using a friends copics (shit this is why people use copics) fairly last minute but I did it! Third full inktober in a row! I think I learned some stuff and if nothing else, I made.
Characters from Waewardens who did not make the Inktober cut: Commander Vandalla Syn, mother of the twins and weapon mom to all. Taino Apollan, head of security for Lintina (did we ever speak with him?). Saint Farrow, priest of... whatever religion system is on Lintina that we sortof totally skimmed over. Lord Kel, because I already have some digital art of them and the other big guys were lacking.
Also there was that one old lady in a tower. A parrot. Shop keepers. Misc. npcs. But yeah most of the cast is here.
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Getting To Know The Rainforests Of Puerto Rico
From beautiful Atlantic sea creatures to culturally diverse cities, Puerto Rico has more than its fair share of landscapes. Whether you’re staying at hotels here for a Villa Montana Puerto Rico wedding or for business, it’s always worth taking a day out to soak in the unique surroundings of this beautiful Caribbean island. One such landmark that sees Puerto Rico rise above other US tourist attractions is its magical rainforest.
Puerto Rico is home to the only rainforest in the United States National Forest System and as such, it’s well worth a visit. Whilst many aspects of Puerto Rico offer a tropical, exciting antidote to mainland USA, the rainforest is the most prominent. Guests at hotels such as the Montana Resort can book tours for the El Yunque National Rainforest from the comfort of their hotel room, and as it's situated to the east of the island, it’s easy to travel to one of its many hiking trails and landmarks by car and by bus.
This blog will outline some of the standout features of El Yunque National Rainforest, and how guests at the Villa Montana Beach Resort and other hotels can capitalise on the beautiful scenery there.
What Is The El Yunque National Rainforest?
Spanning nearly 44 square miles, the El Yunque Rainforest is situated on the rolling slopes of the Sierra de Luquillo mountains, visible from the eastern shores of Puerto Rico. With its high peaks reaching 1065 metres, it’s unsurprising that the ancient Taino indigenous people of Puerto Rico believed that the forest was the throne of the chief god Yucahu.
Animals Of El Yunque
Thanks to luscious forests and fertile land, the forest of El Yunque has amassed an amazing ecosystem. Animals you may encounter during a visit to the El Yunque Forest include the Puerto Rican parrot, the native coqui frog, of which there are 16 species. Other animals include a variety of hawks and the Puerto Rican boa snake.
Hiking Trails Of El Yunque
Alongside climbing its largest peak of El Toro via the 4.9 mile El Toro wilderness trail, visitors can book tours or hike through and around a great range of waterfalls and natural pools. These include La Cocoa, a waterfall close to Road 191, which runs for 1.8 miles through the Tabonuco forest. Other trails include the El Angelito Trail, which takes about 20 minutes from Road 988 and ends at a pool formed from the Mameyes River, perfect for families with kids visiting from nearby Puerto Rico beach resorts.
Landmarks Of El Yunque
Alongside the wilderness trails, there are a great many landmarks to enjoy in the El Yunque Forest.
Yokahú Observation Tower
Towering high at 1575 feet, the Yokahu Observation Tower is one of two towers that were built during the early 60s’, giving hikers and travellers the chance to see breathtaking views over the forest and coasts of Puerto Rico’s eastern areas.
Catarata La Coca
Situated just off of Road 191, La Coca Falls is an 85 foot waterfall alongside rock formations and pools, making it a great landmark for photos and hiking.
El Portal Visitors Center
The visitors center in El Yunque Forest is situated on Road 191 and has been open since 1996, providing information and exhibitions surrounding the forest’s inhabitants and ecosystems. Unfortunately, Hurrican Irma and Maria led to repairs having to be undertaken on the center, which should hopefully be reopening in 2022.
#Villa Montana Puerto Rico wedding#Montana Resort#Villa Montana Beach Resort#Puerto Rico beach resorts
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Taino (Lombardy). Santo Stefano (1874) and aedicule of Sant'Eurosia (XVIII sec, tpq). Let's go back to Santo Stefano di Taino, of which we saw the bell tower in the margin of the post of last August 26th. The nineteenth-century temple is built on demolition of the eleventh century. In addition to the bell tower, the pointed portal with a mosaic of the proto-martyr and the neo-Gothic-style stained glass windows in the apse remain interesting. In the small town I also point out the hexagonal aedicule of Sant'Eurosia (a young Spanish girl from Yebra de Basa, Pyrenees, who lived in the 9th century, martyred by the moors), from before eighteenth century with frescoes inside. #inside #style #august #young #letsgo #post #taino #lombardia #edicola #temple #demolition #portal #mosaic #stainedglass #interesting #spanish #pyrenees #before #travel #traveling #visiting #instatravel #travelling #tourism #instatraveling #travelgram #travelingram #massimopistis #sovVERSIvi #estremisti Information for the purchase of my new book "Estremisti!": the book at a cost of 12.00 euros (120 pages), can be ordered in bookstores (ISBN 978-88-591-5719-9 - Publisher Aletti) or online on the page http://www.alettieditore.it/emersi/2019/pistis.html from the link below. https://www.instagram.com/p/CTvBBftIfHv/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Mission: Salsa! WEDNESDAY 01/29 Where: Specialty Class Workshop Serie: Pachanga with The Mambo Princess, Melissa Rosado @ Joel Salsa. 519 8th Ave. 12th FL. Manhattan Time: 8:30-9:30PM Floor: Wood Fee: $72 for 4-Week Workshop. (01/08, 15, 22, & 29). Where: Bachata Killer Moves w/ Alex Morel @ Ripley Grier Studios. 520 8th Ave., Manhattan. Time: 7-8PM Floor: Wood Fee: $20 Where: Havana Nights @ 33 Lafayette. BK Time: 7-11PM Floor: Wood Fee: Free Where: Baila Wednesdays @ Solas. 232 E 9th St. Midtown Manhattan Time: 9PM – 1:00AM Floor: Wood Fee: $8 ($12-15 when there is a class or band) *must be 21. $13 more for dance class that starts at 8PM. Where: Roofchata - Bachata on the Rooftop @ High Bar NYC. 346 W 40th St. Time: 9PM-2AM Floor: Mixed Fee: $15 Where: Zouk Workshop/Zen Zouk Social@ Stepping Out Studios. 37 W. 26th St. 9th FL. Manhattan Time: 7:30PM class/10PM Social Floor: Wood Fee: Depends on your SOS pass package. Contact studio for individual class pricing. Where: Salsa Afterwork Wednesday Reunion w/ Eddie Montalvo & Orchestra @ the Crystal Ballroom at the Taino Towers. Harlem. 240 E. 123rd St. Time: 6–11PM Floor: Wood Fee: $20 adv/$25 dr Where: Argentine Tango Classes @ the Astoria Tango Club & School. 41-01 Broadway, Astoria-Queens Time: 7:30-11 Floor: Wood Fee: $20/class Where: Bachata Open Level Shines Workshop w/ Kate Rodriguez @ Ripley Grier Studios. 520 8th Ave., Manhattan. Time: 7:30-9PM Floor: Wood Fee: $20 Where: Chiara Tofani Ladies Team Auditions @ Ripley Grier Studios. 520 8th Ave., Manhattan. Time: 9PM Floor: Wood #ZenZoukSocial #DjBroadway #JoelSalsa #TheMamboPrincess #MelissaRosado #33Lafayette #HavanaNights #DjJohnJohn #ChinoPons #GroupoIrek #BailaWednesdays #Solas #DjBabaloo #BachataKillerMoves #AlexMorel #SalsaAfterworkWednesdayReunion #EddieMontalvo&Orchestra #CrystalBallroom #ChiaraTofani #KateRodriguez #TainoTowers #MissionSalsa #MissionSalsaNYC #MakeItYourMission #ImOnAMission #IfoundMyMission #Salsa (at Ripley-Grier Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/B75waqDBddmHZgdqV0j7lKK4YnDvQSdlndQUbk0/?igshid=lewz8bb54688
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Happy Sunday and many blessings to all! Join us today at the 5th Avenue Hispanic Day Parade. I am the Godmother representing Puerto Rico... Look out for the float Taino Towers Reposted from @vcaicedobk https://www.instagram.com/p/B3kQkRfJhap/?igshid=1erfkvgzbn81l
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I had a great time at the award ceremony for my aunt Leona & my cousin Kamau. (at Taino Towers Crystal Room) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2nmNrsB7IUh9w-YvmpyVAwBqpGU_ionKSvnCY0/?igshid=1ag904cxx4guz
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