Oficial Symbols

Flag:
It consists of three horizontal stripes: gold that stands for Chief

Jumacao's crown, red that symbolizes the Coat of Arms and the green that represents the arrows used by the Taínos.

Coat of arms:
The coat of arms consists of two colors, gold and green. The gold represents the sun, Humacao is located in the island were the sun rises. Green symbolizes our native Indian heritage as well as the natural tropical valley where the city is located. The shield itself represents Humacao's native and Indian name origin. The small shield in the center represents the name of Humacao's Catholic Church; Dulce Nombre De Jesús. The shield was designed by Roberto Biascochea Lota in 1975 and was adopted by the Municipal Assembly that same year in November.

Anthemn Himno de Humacao:

Written by Miguel Correa and music by Miguel Monserrat, both are teacher in Humacao Public Schools District.

Humacao, hijo de taíno bravío

antillano por herencia occidental

con los africanos formamos tus hijos,

caribeño en abrazo fraternal.

Humacao, pueblo cuna de artistas y poetas

que has sabido la gloria alcanzar

por tus hijos que han dado fortuna

para hacerte Ciudad Oriental.

Humacao, para ti es el canto taíno

inspirado en una hermosa oración

por tu gente, costumbres y encantos

eres paraíso terreno de Dios.

Humacao, pueblo cuna de artistas y poetas,

que has sabido la gloria alcanzar

por tus hijos que han dado fortuna

para hacerte Ciudad Oriental.

Humacao, Humacao, Humacao.