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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A Puerto Rican is a person who was born or raised in Puerto Rico. Puerto Ricans born and raised in the United States are also referred to as Puerto Ricans, although they are not native Puerto Ricans, but descendants of Puerto Ricans. Rarely are Puerto Ricans born in the diaspora called Puerto Rican Americans, or simply Americans. Puerto Ricans, who also commonly refer to themselves as "boricuas," are largely the descendants of Europeans, Taíno, Africans or a blend of these groups which has produced a very diversified population.