Piragua (p.185)- a Puerto Rican desert in the shape of a pyrimid; made of shaved ice and fruit syrup
"Cut your losses" (p.197)- to stop something that is failing to prevent further damage
The Streets of Spanish Harlemduring an average day.
A R.I.P like the ones that Julio used to make as a teenager. Sapo refers to these paintings on page 205 after Bodega's death.
These people represent the ma and his grandson that came over during the end of Book III to start a new life in America. They represent the spirit of a community that will not die and will to continue to strive towards success.
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