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El Ratón Pérez and the Tooth Fairy: Celebrating 2 Beautiful Traditions

2025-04-29
In: Spanish / Bilingual Children's book
Tagged: el raton perez, the tooth fairy, traditions

El Ratón Pérez and the Tooth Fairy Losing a tooth is a magical moment for children everywhere, and in many homes, that magic brings together two beloved characters: El Ratón Pérez and the Tooth Fairy! In Spanish-speaking countries, El Ratón Pérez or how he is lovingly known as “El RatoncitoRead More →

Capias a Puerto Rican Wedding Tradition

2012-09-18
In: Multicultural Identity, Puerto Rico
Tagged: bicultural wedding, capias, doll, Puerto Rican traditions, traditions, wedding

Update:  This post was originally published on September 18, 2012, and updated on January 14, 2022. Every year come January 19, I can’t help but reminisce on our wedding day.  It’s such a lovely thing to merge two cultural traditions into one when you get married.   Being engaged, and marryingRead More →

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