This exhibition is being presented in December at the Library Florencio Pagán Cruz, Reference Room of the University of the East, located in the Municipality of Carolina, Puerto Rico. The exhibition includes the following treasures:
Davila, T., Noguera, P. (2002). Fiesta in Puerto Rico. San Juan, PR: Gabriel Press.
[394.26 N688f]
This book describes (pp. 58 to 70) through the beautiful photographs of Paola Noguera and bilingual texts Teresa Davila, the prints in the tradition of celebrating Three Kings Day in Puerto Rico, which provides opportunity for outside Puerto Rico is familiar with the traditions of these celebrations.
Malavet Vega, P. (2002). Christmas returns: The and singing Christmas tradition in Puerto Rico . Santo Domingo, Dominican Repolishing: Editora Centenario. [783.65 M291n 2002]
In the first paragraph of the Introduction , New times in our Christmas song (p. 1), the author says, referring to the troubadours, "For nearly five centuries has been the custodians, farmers and defenders of our singing and our holiday tradition. "
This is a work of interest for scholars of the history of the tradition of Christmas music and of course, for fans of our music jíbara.
Vidal, G. (2000). Nostalgia del Jibaro . Fajardo, PR: First Book Publishing. [861 V667n P8]
The author takes us by the hand to the field to enjoy the musical sense of jíbaro in celebration of Christmas. In "The kings or Santa Cló" (p. 23-26), one of his verses tells us that "... The trowels were choretas native instruments maraca and guiro stick to the same jíbaro did. Compay Juan playing The four singing the six chorreao with Trovan and screaming neighbors forzao foot. "
López Cruz, V. (1972). The bonus in Puerto Rico: its evolution . San Juan: Puerto Rican Culture Institute. [PR 781.7 L881a]
The author highlights the evolution the bonus , in his own words, "four facets of its structure: lyrics, rhythm, melody and harmony" (p. 6).
This literary gem was awarded by the University - Festival 1959.
Marques, R. (Nd). Christmas . San Juan, PR: Department of Public Instruction: Division of Community Education. [394.268282 M348n]
An account of what the Christmas in Puerto Rico and around the world: Carol Source (pp. 6-9), Celebrating the Season some Puerto Rican communities (pp. 21-25), Christmas tree in Puerto Rico (pp. 17-20), among others.
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