Limited Edition Puerto Rico Souvenirs, Puerto Rican Coqui with Sound, Boricua Themed Atabey Taino Goddess, Coqui Taino Sun Symbol, Old San Juan Garita Morro Taíno Art, Battery Not Included

I bought this as a gift for someone retiring, pleased with the quick product delivery and its secure packaging to keep from breaking in transit. I was also pleasantly surprised at its weight and presentation to differentiate from a simple tourist item or child's toy. After a few days the gentleman I gifted it to had tracked me down and gushed about how much he loves it and put it right on his headboard so it plays every morning. He says it sounds exactly like El Coqui chirping, and makes him feel like he is waking up back home in Puerto Rico.

I turn on my Coqui every night I just hope it’s electric instead of battery powered. I did retouched some of the colors to make it more vibrant. The real color of the flag is lighter blue not navy blue. I still love my Coqui hoping that I can enjoy it for a long time.

Among these treasures, the standout pieces for me were the Puerto Rican Coqui with Sound, the Boricua themed Atabey Taino Goddess, and the Coqui Taino Sun Symbol. Each item carries its unique design and significance, making them delightful additions to any collection or the perfect gift for friends and family.Puerto Rican Coqui with Sound: The Coqui, Puerto Rico's iconic frog, is not just a symbol of the island's natural beauty but also an emblem of its culture. This limited edition Coqui figurine beautifully captures its likeness and, remarkably, features an authentic sound module that lets you listen to its signature chirp. The craftsmanship is remarkable, with intricate details that celebrate the vibrant green color of the Coqui. It's an excellent conversation starter and a lovely reminder of the island's lush landscapes. Just a note – the battery is not included, so make sure to stock up before gifting it or displaying it in your home.Boricua Themed Atabey Taino Goddess: The Atabey Taino Goddess figurine is a stunning homage to the Taino heritage, symbolizing fertility, water, and motherhood. The artistry is exquisite, showing great attention to detail and cultural significance. This piece not only serves as an eye-catching decorative item but also as a meaningful representation of the Taino people and their enduring legacy in Puerto Rico. The incorporation of natural materials and local artisan techniques adds an authentic touch that truly resonates with the spirit of the island.Coqui Taino Sun Symbol: The Coqui Taino Sun Symbol is another remarkable piece that celebrates the connection between nature and the Taino spirituality. The design perfectly merges the beloved Coqui with the sun, symbolizing energy and life. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns in this piece make it a standout decorative item that brightens up any space. It's a wonderful way to connect with Puerto Rican culture and bring a piece of its beauty into your home.Old San Juan Garita Morro Taíno Art: Last but certainly not least is the Old San Juan Garita Morro Taíno Art piece. Inspired by the historic El Morro fortress, this souvenir captures the essence of Puerto Rico’s colonial history combined with the Taino influence. The meticulous craftsmanship reflects the rich architectural heritage of San Juan, and it's a great way to commemorate a visit to the island, especially for history buffs.Final Thoughts: Overall, the limited edition Puerto Rico souvenirs I experienced offer a beautiful blend of culture, history, and artistry. Each piece carries profound significance and is crafted with care, making them perfect for visitors and locals alike. Just a gentle reminder – batteries for sound features are not included, so keep that in mind when purchasing! I highly recommend these items for anyone looking to celebrate Puerto Rican culture or seeking unique gifts that tell a story. Whether you are keeping them for yourself or sharing them with loved ones, these souvenirs will undoubtedly bring joy and a touch of Puerto Rico's magic to your life.

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I have this in my classroom. I teach ESOL and most of my students are Latinos, but you'd be surprised at how many of them don't recognize this. So I teach them about the coqui and el morro and all that. It creates conversation and educates at the same time. As well, I get to represent mi cultura all in one.

Really cute, reminds me of home. Sounds just like coqui

Bonito, buen detalle, pero el sonido deja un tanto que desear. Como otros comentarios el Coqui hace más de un sonido, la pequeña bocina está debajo so el sonido es difícil de escuchar. Me quedé con el porque está bonito 🤩

Not a fake review like I see alot on Amazon to sell items. I like this but wish it was a little louder. When you stand it up on any surface the sounds get low and depends. I lay it down most of the time for it to get a little louder. Wish they put the speaker on the back somewhere instead of the bottom. That's why the 4 stars