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Eduardo Arolas (February 24, 1892 –
September 29, 1924) was an
Argentine tango bandoneon player,
leader and composer.
Arolas first learned to play the...
- Juan
Arolas (1805–1849) was a
Spanish poet and writer. The son of well-off traders, he
spent his
childhood in
Valencia where he
studied with the Piarists...
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Arola may
refer to:
Arola, a town in Piedmont,
Italy Raimon Arola, a
Spanish art
historian and
essayist Alfredo Arola Blanquet, a
Spanish socialist politician...
- 325 cc (20 cu in) was added. Much more
conventional in
design than
other Arolas, its
dimensions were:
Length 79.92 in (2,030 mm)
width 51.18 in (1,300 mm)...
- her
husband Raja Muda
Amirul Kiram to
Sultan Harun and Sulu
Governor Arolas.
Arolas responded that, to made
submission possible,
Amirul Kiram must surrender...
- Section, § 1.
History Stehn, Lead Section, § 1.
Indigenous Period Maffie Arola 2011, pp. 562–563
Rivera Berruz 2019, p. 72
Gracia &
Vargas 2018, Lead Section...
- the Sulu Sultanate's
military forces,
comrprised of 300 "adjungs." Maas
Arolas Tulawie – one time
governor of the
Province of Sulu and
patriarch of the...
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Arola is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola in the
Italian region Piedmont,
located about 100 km (62 mi)
northeast of Turin...
- Sanglas, Laura; Aviles,
Francesc X.; Huber, Robert; Gomis-Rüth, F. Xavier;
Arolas, Joan L. (2009). "Mammalian
metallopeptidase inhibition at the
defense barrier...
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tango recitals. Some of
these early influences included bandleaders Eduardo Arolas, Juan
Carlos Cobián, and
Roberto Firpo. At his friends' prompting, de Caro...
