Puerto Rican language and culture

Puerto Rico's primary language is Spanish, reflecting its history as a Spanish colony. English is also widely spoken due to its status as a U.S. territory. Puerto Rican culture is a vibrant blend of Taino, African, and Spanish influences, evident in music (like salsa and reggaeton), dance, cuisine (such as mofongo and arroz con gandules), and festivals like La Fiesta de Sagrado Corazón. The island has a rich tradition of storytelling and art, showcasing its diverse heritage. Family and community play crucial roles in daily life, embodying the spirit of "La familia" in Puerto Rican society.