Comments on: The Puerto Ricans: Our American Story

By: RAYMOND PACHECO

RAYMOND PACHECO — Sun, 02 May 2010 01:27:24 +0000

I am 75 years old now and these pictures have taken me back to when I was 12-15 years old living in Puerto Rico. I have forward this clip to my children (6), grandchildren (12) and greatgrand children (2). Thank you for a well put together production of my life ‘En Puerto Rico’.

By: Gilda Miros

Gilda Miros — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 21:36:53 +0000

SPIRIT MESSSAGES TO MY MOTHER
Gilda Miros is an accomplished Puerto Rican actress, announcer and author, based in Florida. Following the great success of her recent book “Memorias de los Espiritus y mi Madre” (Author House, 2008) Mirós now presents the English version: SPIRIT MESSSAGES TO MY MOTHER.
This eye-opening memoir contains inspirational messages received by the extraordinary trance medium Monserrate Conesa, and dictated to her daughter Gilda Mirós.
Fifty years of communications with the spirit world received by mother and compiled by daughter. This incredible and heartwarming non-fiction will inspire readers; confirming that there is life after death, that reincarnation does exist; and that loving family members and close friends continue to seek one another after this lifetime.
Author; Gilda Mirós has starred in films, theater and TV in the USA, Puerto Rico and Mexico. Miros was the first Latina to conduct a daily four hour live radio show, between Miami, Los Angeles and New York. Gilda launched her first book “Celia Cruz, Sonora Matancera,” July of 2003, “Portrait of Puerto Rico,” in August of 2005. “Hortense and her Happy Duckling,” a bilingual children’s book, was released, July, 2006. “Memorias de los Espíritus y Mi Madre,” in Oct. 2008.
SPIRIT MESSSAGES TO MY MOTHER
(SC) 5×8 432 pages. ISBN (SC) 978-1-4490-8429-5 (eBook) 978-1-4490-8426-4 Kindly send your reply should you choose to receive a review copy. The author is accessible for interviews. A high-resolution image is available at: estelaperez@verizon.net losseres@bellsouth.net 305-323-6293

By: Delia M. Diaz

Delia M. Diaz — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:44:09 +0000

Fascinating portrayal of our PR experience…loved it!

By: Hecto L. Torres y Aviles

Hecto L. Torres y Aviles — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 06:23:02 +0000

I’m truly in love with my people, and with the stunningly beautiful Island that Papa Dios has given us. For the deep sense of pride and love of family our abuelitos y abuelitas have instilled in us. I feel truly blessed to have been one of many born on that enchanted and mothering island. For even at my advanced age, when I see my first glimps of Gods perfection, from an airplane, I cry like a child with arms outstretched toward his mother. I am happy to hear that many of our politician, artist and sports personalities, have similar feelings as I about Puerto Rico, our ‘Little Island with the Big Heart”.

By: Puchie

Puchie — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:46:20 +0000

If this does stir a sense pride and the need to seek out your roots nothing will.

By: Carmen

Carmen — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 02:30:50 +0000

What a nice way to end my hectic day. I found this web site looking for a documentary called Visions of Puerto Rico. I wathed it, then, bty magic, I click another site and lo and behold I ended with this BELLO documental. No dinner for anyone tonight, I am in Puerto Rico state of mind (GRACIAS A DIOS) and unable to concentrate on anything else. GRACIAS< GRACIAS, GRACIAS.

By: Juan Cruz

Juan Cruz — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:41:15 +0000

even thouhg I did not see it, I imagine the impact on those that does not have the knowledge of our culture, which is very rich and underestimated. If our people were better informed about the great men and women that have contributed in music,art, science,sports etc.,the pride of our heritage would be unlimited.

By: Nayda

Nayda — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:05:41 +0000

This was a wonderful program showing the world a little bit of our rich culture in such professional way. This literally brought tears to my eyes. Que viva Puerto Rico.

By: Ismael (East) Carlo

Ismael (East) Carlo — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:30:18 +0000

Thank you, thank you… Although I know many of the people interviewed I was pleasently surprised to view a well produced Diaspora of a people. Now, can we please have more of what our small but powerful island produces?

By: Jeannie Delgado

Jeannie Delgado — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:01:10 +0000

This program says it all!!! What a privilege to be of Puerto Rican descent. What a blessing from God, to be a part of my parent’s people. A rich & lovely culture, with the best food in the world; and music to die for. Thank you so much for producing this program.