Alana Casanova-Burgess

He's a very particular frog in that he is in danger of extinction because the places that he lives in Puerto Rico are being developed. I loved that symbol. Debí tirar más fotos, right? Like, I wish I had taken more pictures of my neighborhood, of my grandma, of my aunt, of my, you know. It's a complicated nostalgia because sometimes it's this gauzyness, right?

And I feel this, I think in the diaspora, we can often imagine Puerto Rico as like,

And I feel this, I think in the diaspora, we can often imagine Puerto Rico as like,

And I feel this, I think in the diaspora, we can often imagine Puerto Rico as like,

better than it is you know like a lot of that imagery the jibaro imagery right of the platanal of the plantains and of the you know this like romantic countryside you know when you're when you're away you forget about the blackouts you forget about the potholes it's such a relatable album and I think the more specific that he gets the more relatable the album is do you miss a thing you can't have back ever

better than it is you know like a lot of that imagery the jibaro imagery right of the platanal of the plantains and of the you know this like romantic countryside you know when you're when you're away you forget about the blackouts you forget about the potholes it's such a relatable album and I think the more specific that he gets the more relatable the album is do you miss a thing you can't have back ever

better than it is you know like a lot of that imagery the jibaro imagery right of the platanal of the plantains and of the you know this like romantic countryside you know when you're when you're away you forget about the blackouts you forget about the potholes it's such a relatable album and I think the more specific that he gets the more relatable the album is do you miss a thing you can't have back ever