P.R. Laws tit. 29, § 586
For the purposes of this chapter, the following terms shall have the meaning expressed below:
(a) Puerto Rican.— Every performer or musician who:
(1) Was born in Puerto Rico or is the offspring of Puerto Ricans; or
(2) is a United States citizen, or
(3) is a foreigner with legal residence in the United States and is domiciled in Puerto Rico.
(b) Performer.— Every singer, dancer, comedian, magician, prestidigitator, folk musician, actor, presenter, announcer, master of ceremonies, model, reciter, extra or any other person dedicated individually, or in a group, under the same professional name, to entertain the public through any financially remunerated artistic presentation.
(c) Musician.— Any person whose work consists of playing a musical instrument or singing as part of the functions of an orchestra, combo, band or any other type of musical group dedicated to entertain at dances, concerts, or artistic or musical shows for financial remuneration.
(d) Artistic shows.— Shall include, without it being understood as a limitation, those artistic performances carried out live by artists or musicians and for which they receive financial remuneration.
(e) Person.— Natural or juridical person.
(f) Secretary.— Secretary of Labor and Human Resources.
History —July 20, 1988, No. 114, p. 476, § 2.