Español: En campo de sinople, en puente, una villa puertorriqueña del siglo XIX, con seis casas y una iglesia, de plata adjuradas de gules: la iglesia cargada de un escusón con las armas de la orden del Carmelo; y en jefe a la diestra, un lucero de plata. Al timbre, corona mural de oro, de tres torres, mamposteada de sable y adjurada de sinople..
English: A villa in Villalba, Puerto Rico in the 19th century with a church and a bright star shining over it, five fig leaves border the shield and three towers sit atop. Below the shield in a banderole is the town's name: "Villalba"
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