Puerto Rican Art Poster, Julito

The instruments used in traditional Puerto Rican music can be traced back to our three dominant origins. The conga, pictured here, comes from Africa. The guiro, a notched hollowed-out gourd, originated with the Taino. And the cuatro, a guitar-like instrument, was adapted from the Spanish classical guitar.

(Los instrumentos utilizados en la música puertorriqueña tradicional se remontan a nuestros tres orígenes dominantes. La conga, en la foto, proviene de África. El güiro, una calabaza ahuecada con muescas, se originó con el Taino. Y el cuatro, un instrumento similar a la guitarra, fue adaptado de la guitarra clásica española.)

The original Oil Painting is 16″ x 20″ completed by Sara Morales in 2017. Posters are available in 8″ x 10″, 9″ x 12″, and 11″ x 14″.  They are made of glossy quality paper with title, name of artist and dimensions of original work printed on the lower left-hand corner.