ROBERTO MUCARO BORRERO (Taíno) "An historian, artist, musician, writer, and storyteller, Roberto Múcaro Borrero is one of only a handful of actual Taíno descendants in the world who are considered leading authorities on ancient Taíno Indian culture." - Thirteen/WNET . Mr. Borrero's work, which is dedicated to his Boriken Taíno Indian heritage, has been presented throughout the United States at major universities, colleges, and grade schools and at such notable institutions as: the United Nations; the American Museum of Natural History, in New York; the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, in New York; the Institute for American Indian Studies in Connecticut; the Staten Island Children's Museum, New York; El Museo Del Barrio, in New York; Plymouth Plantation, in Massachusetts and the Institute for Community Research, in Connecticut. He has also performed internationally at numerous cultural festivals such as the National Indigenous Festival of Jayuya, in Jayuya, Puerto Rico; the Nigan-Girra Festival, in Australia; the Umbuto Village Festival in Johannesburg, South Africa; and the World Conference of Elders of the Spiritual Traditions in Mumbai (Bombay), India.
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