BRENTWOOD, N.J. (Top40 Charts/ 1-800-Cantaso) - The 44th annual Hispanic Puerto Rican Day Parade in Brentwood took place on Fifth Avenue with the World famous BLACK POINT performing. Almost 100,000 people attended the parade this year. The parade is organized by Adelante, a not for profit Latino organization that serves Brentwood and the Long Island region. Group BLACK POINT's appearance was made possible by the Lawyers of 1-800-CANTASO and Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, Sklyar, P.C. Thousands of local fans were dancing to the beats of the popular performer while the firm gave out T-shirts, towels, hats and bumper stickers to the crowd.

Adelante's first parade was in 1966. Since then it has become the largest Latino parade on Long Island, and the second largest in New York State, outside of New York City.
The parade is continually growing, with approximately over 2,000 participants, and an estimated over 75,000 spectators. We are proud to continue the tradition of sponsoring this positive event, where the Hispanic community throughout the Island comes to celebrate its common and unique heritage.

Black Point Black Point is originally from Dominican Republic. His song Watagatapitusberry was remixed by international star Pitbull together with Lil Jon, El Cata and Del Patio. Black Point utilized social networks like YouTube to get his name out to his audience with an average of 100,000 hits.

Black Point started singing at a very early age. His uncle made him listen to various genres of music from rap from English artists, to Campamento Revolucionario and Tribu Rebelde. Listening to all these songs, his interest for music grew and he started rapping in Spanish. In 2000, his friend Ramon Emilio Jimenez got him involved in a group called La Sociedad Grupo, after that he went solo.