Psytonia Caribbean Jewels, a rare cross
 

It is rare to come across a cross using the genus Psychilis. This plant is apparently a cross of Psychilis kranzlinii and a Broughtonia or a Cattleytonia. The Psychilis parent heritage has powerfully dominated the appareance of this hybrid flowers. Psychilis plants in the wild are very hardy and grow under dry and sometimes quite hostile conditions. But they tend to die under cultivation mainly due to scales and white flies which are deadly to them. They also succumb to being potted in the wrong media and given innapropiate care. What I think is their main virtue is the ability to bloom several times in a season from nodes in the same inflorescence. This means a plant can have flowers for several months even though each individual flower doesn't last too long.

You've got some of the coolest plants, Ricardo! Great photos, too.

According to OW, that is Psychilis macconnelliae x Broughtonia sanguinea

Thanks for the information Ray! This plant is not mine I saw it in the Mayaguez Orchid Society show. I wish I could have one!