This is a legend of a peasant in a village on the island while walking with his cow that fell off a cliff, legend has it that the poor Jacinto try to take his cow but died in the attempt … The legend comes to life when he faces the cliff can be seen when the sea breaks against the rocks and say it is trying to climb Jacinto then you’re screaming gimme Jacinto cow, so that it can help. It’s just a neighborhood legend.
This is a legend of a farmer in the town of Isabela, hyacinth had tied his cow from the waist is not lost my cow walked enters fell over the cliff, both died. The legend comes to life when he faces the cliff can be seen when the sea breaks against the rocks when he shouts hyacinth gives me the cow. in Rial people of that town says it is a true story and others say it is a myth but the reality is that it is a custom in our country. when you go to the town of Isabela, not looking RECIST and peek over the cliff and shout give me the cow hyacinth. and is a popular phrase in the tourists who visit the beaches of Elizabeth and our island.
Nowhere in Puerto Rico is shouting give me the cow.There is a beach where there is a legend about it, peudes infirmacion find at any site, but no one screams that fraswe in the streets.
Hi Greetings. I’m from the area of Aguadilla less than 5 minutes from the town of Isabela from where the legend of “Jacinto bring me or give me the cow.” This place is located on the beach Jobos, Isabela, PR Jacinto’s Well as is known, is a rock formation shaped deep well where the waves of the sea clash. When you come to this training and screaming “Bring me the cow Jacinto” in a calm, the waves are agitated in an impressive way and the more you call him more agitated sea. It is very impressive and there is the legend that lives and others have reported. For only friend that phrase you will hear in Jobos Beach, Isabela but not in Puerto Rico unless you are talking of the subject. Greetings.
JACINTO THAT WAS THAT SAW ME ONCE Stealing a cow and yelled “Bring meVACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA “And never returned it. BUENO ME WITH THAT COW CASE AND WE HAD TO SUCK COWS CHUPABECERROS shhhhh ………CHEMO NOT SAY NOTHING TO ME THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR DIABLOGREETINGS FROM MY SECRET HIDING PLACE SUCKS
You must have the wrong country, because in Puerto Rico, do not use that expression. There is a very popular song called “The Cow”, but even the Puerto Rican singing, singers are Dominican.
Every time I feel more happy to have joined this group … Look at all please. This question (“Give me the cow!”) To respond very well only to a specific location (and vicinity) from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. Others who are not there, but of that nationality, unaware of the cry, some are surprised and some even take offense … Then come other people (like James), and patiently summary explanations … I mean visitors can learn about that famous scream while a villager can now totally ignorant … And now, the Internet, people everywhere (really, from all sides) we learn Jacinto and his cow … Thanks to whoever asked the question.
Look I Went To Puerto Rico Last Summer And I Heard About The Legend That It Was Fake So I Went To The Beach Of Isabella And Found The Huge Hole I Looked In It There Were Crabs Around And One Pinched Me Right After I Said “Jacinto Tri Me La Vaca” And I Almost Fell In The Hole Thank God A Person Was Behind Me And They Grabbed Me I Was So Scared Of That Beach I Never Wanted To Return But Than The Next Year I Went Again Knowing What Happened The Last Year I Screamed And Yelled “Jacinto Tri Me La Vaca” Ten Times And Water Went Up So High And Splashed Me The Water Smelled Of Cow Poop Than I Saw A Bone It Was Curved Than I Found Out It Was A Rib From The Jacinto It Scared Me Alot That Time That I Never Returned To See The Hole At The Beach Of Isabella This Happened To Me In Isabella,Puerto Rico
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VERDUGO @ 2:57 am
BUT I WILL NOT BE IN PUERTO KE KURADA RIKO BURNING FOR MANY WOMEN BEYOND
evimarie @ 3:42 am
I’m from Puerto Rico and we do not say that.
Frances @ 4:08 am
I am Puerto Rican and I assure you that we do not say here
Calypsso @ 4:32 am
This is a legend of a peasant in a village on the island while walking with his cow that fell off a cliff, legend has it that the poor Jacinto try to take his cow but died in the attempt … The legend comes to life when he faces the cliff can be seen when the sea breaks against the rocks and say it is trying to climb Jacinto then you’re screaming gimme Jacinto cow, so that it can help. It’s just a neighborhood legend.
Marcela V @ 5:01 am
At least I’m Puerto Rican I have not heard that! Maybe some rap song or Regueton mentioned that phrase? It is possible but not common.
Danile V @ 5:42 am
This is a legend of a farmer in the town of Isabela, hyacinth had tied his cow from the waist is not lost my cow walked enters fell over the cliff, both died. The legend comes to life when he faces the cliff can be seen when the sea breaks against the rocks when he shouts hyacinth gives me the cow. in Rial people of that town says it is a true story and others say it is a myth but the reality is that it is a custom in our country. when you go to the town of Isabela, not looking RECIST and peek over the cliff and shout give me the cow hyacinth. and is a popular phrase in the tourists who visit the beaches of Elizabeth and our island.
classicaribe @ 6:28 am
Nowhere in Puerto Rico is shouting give me the cow.There is a beach where there is a legend about it, peudes infirmacion find at any site, but no one screams that fraswe in the streets.
Chantal @ 6:39 am
I’m from Puerto Rico and I have never heard such a thing, do not know who told you that.
Jaime R @ 6:58 am
Hi Greetings. I’m from the area of Aguadilla less than 5 minutes from the town of Isabela from where the legend of “Jacinto bring me or give me the cow.” This place is located on the beach Jobos, Isabela, PR Jacinto’s Well as is known, is a rock formation shaped deep well where the waves of the sea clash. When you come to this training and screaming “Bring me the cow Jacinto” in a calm, the waves are agitated in an impressive way and the more you call him more agitated sea. It is very impressive and there is the legend that lives and others have reported. For only friend that phrase you will hear in Jobos Beach, Isabela but not in Puerto Rico unless you are talking of the subject. Greetings.
CHUPA CABRAS @ 7:11 am
JACINTO THAT WAS THAT SAW ME ONCE Stealing a cow and yelled “Bring meVACAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA “And never returned it. BUENO ME WITH THAT COW CASE AND WE HAD TO SUCK COWS CHUPABECERROS shhhhh ………CHEMO NOT SAY NOTHING TO ME THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR DIABLOGREETINGS FROM MY SECRET HIDING PLACE SUCKS
Oh La La! @ 7:32 am
You must have the wrong country, because in Puerto Rico, do not use that expression. There is a very popular song called “The Cow”, but even the Puerto Rican singing, singers are Dominican.
moma @ 8:26 am
HAVE NO EDUCATION
flechadeoro2008 @ 9:10 am
Every time I feel more happy to have joined this group … Look at all please. This question (“Give me the cow!”) To respond very well only to a specific location (and vicinity) from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico. Others who are not there, but of that nationality, unaware of the cry, some are surprised and some even take offense … Then come other people (like James), and patiently summary explanations … I mean visitors can learn about that famous scream while a villager can now totally ignorant … And now, the Internet, people everywhere (really, from all sides) we learn Jacinto and his cow … Thanks to whoever asked the question.
Darth Eugene Vader @ 9:59 am
It is an expression that is often yell PR.La Jacinto legend that is not well known either, at least outside his hometown.
Puero Rican Boi @ 7:03 pm
Look I Went To Puerto Rico Last Summer And I Heard About The Legend That It Was Fake So I Went To The Beach Of Isabella And Found The Huge Hole I Looked In It There Were Crabs Around And One Pinched Me Right After I Said “Jacinto Tri Me La Vaca” And I Almost Fell In The Hole Thank God A Person Was Behind Me And They Grabbed Me I Was So Scared Of That Beach I Never Wanted To Return But Than The Next Year I Went Again Knowing What Happened The Last Year I Screamed And Yelled “Jacinto Tri Me La Vaca” Ten Times And Water Went Up So High And Splashed Me The Water Smelled Of Cow Poop Than I Saw A Bone It Was Curved Than I Found Out It Was A Rib From The Jacinto It Scared Me Alot That Time That I Never Returned To See The Hole At The Beach Of Isabella This Happened To Me In Isabella,Puerto Rico