Filiberto Ríos (Art Print)

Honoring Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, the revolutionary leader and comandante of the Ejército Popular Boricua, widely known as Los Macheteros.

A talented musician turned anti-colonial organizer, Ojeda Ríos dedicated decades of his life to the clandestine struggle for Puerto Rican sovereignty and self-determination. He famously led the 1983 "Operación Águila Blanca" and spent fifteen years underground eluding federal authorities, continuing to address the Puerto Rican people through covert broadcasts.

On September 23, 2005 (the sacred anniversary of El Grito de Lares) he was killed during an FBI siege at his home in Hormigueros, cementing his place in modern Boricua history as an enduring symbol of unyielding defiance and sacrifice.

Perfect for:

• Reflection walls and community spaces, honoring modern leaders of the sovereignty movement and real Puerto Rican history

• Creative studios and work areas, as a powerful reminder of principled courage and grassroots resistance

• Meaningful gifts for Boricuas, activists, and allies who value art rooted in truth, struggle, and cultural pride

Product details:

• Hand-drawn original artwork by Boricua artist Lianet Santana

• High-quality, museum-grade matte paper printed with rich, archival inks

• Ships unframed so you can choose the framing style that best complements your space

• Available in multiple standard sizes to fit gallery walls, creative nooks, or statement areas

• Printed to order to reduce waste and support intentional, community-rooted art