π΅π· is the flag of Puerto Rico, used to show Puerto Rican pride, heritage or support for the island. It is common in posts about family, music, sports and travel. The Apple artwork shows five red and white stripes with a blue triangle and a white star at the left.

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Puerto Ricans on the island and in the United States use π΅π· a lot in bios and posts to show where they or their family are from, often with the word "boricua". It also appears in comments about reggaeton and Latin music, boxing, basketball and baseball, and during the Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York. It is a proud, positive symbol in most chats.
In a bio, π΅π· usually means the person is Puerto Rican or has Puerto Rican roots. Under music posts, fans use it to cheer for Puerto Rican artists.
Boricua till I die π΅π·
Landing in San Juan tomorrow π΅π·βοΈ
That song is pure Puerto Rico π΅π·π₯
Abuela's arroz con gandules hits different π΅π·β€οΈ
| π΅π· vs π¨πΊ | π¨πΊ Cuba has blue stripes and a red triangle, the opposite colours of π΅π·. |
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| π΅π· vs πΊπΈ | πΊπΈ is the flag of the United States, while π΅π· is the flag of the territory of Puerto Rico. |
| Name | flag: Puerto Rico |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F5 U+1F1F7 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | PR, flag |
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π΅π· is the flag of Puerto Rico, used to show Puerto Rican pride, heritage or support for the island. It is common in posts about family, music, sports and travel. The Apple artwork shows five red and white stripes with a blue triangle and a white star at the left.
It usually means the person is Puerto Rican or proud of Puerto Rican family roots. Some also add it simply because they live on the island.
They have the same layout but swapped colours. π΅π· has red stripes and a blue triangle, while π¨πΊ has blue stripes and a red triangle.
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