Ponceñas

Ponceñas refers to women from the city of Ponce, Puerto Rico. The term is a feminine demonym derived from the city's name, similar to how "New Yorkers" refers to people from New York City or "Parisiennes" to women from Paris. Ponce, located on the southern coast of Puerto Rico, is the island's second-largest city and a significant cultural and economic center.

Women from Ponce have historically played important roles in the city's development and cultural landscape. They have been involved in various fields including arts, literature, politics, education, and business. The cultural identity associated with Ponceñas is often linked to the city's rich history, its distinctive architecture, and its vibrant traditions, such as the annual Ponce Carnival. The term is used both colloquially and formally when referring to the female inhabitants or natives of Ponce.