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Atzimba Casas Escudero (born 14
September 1994) is an American-born
Mexican footballer who
plays as a
forward for the
Mexico women's
national team. Casas...
- been
turned into
recreational areas and parks.
These include Reino de
Atzimba, Cointzio,
Huandacareo and El Ejido.
Morelia holds the
annual Festival...
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represent three Purépecha (externally
known as "Tarascan")
princesses named Atzimba, Eréndira and Tzetzangari. Like the
original work, they are bare-chested...
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Round of 32
Round of 16
Quarterfinals Semifinals Samar Amer (EGY) 2F
Atzimba Landaverde (MEX) 4 Rita
Talismanova (AIN) 0 Rita
Talismanova (AIN) 10F...
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Final Génesis Reasco (ECU) 10 Mahealani Nobre (URU) 2
Atzimba Landaverde (MEX) 0
Atzimba Landaverde (MEX) 5 Génesis Reasco (ECU) 1 Beatriz Reis (BRA)...
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generic name (help) "
Atzimba retorna a
Bellas Artes depués de 61 años!". EL Financiero. 6
October 2015...
- was the year of the
first premiere of the
first act of Castro's
opera Atzimba [es]. The
second act is lost.
Castro received a
scholarship from the Government...
- (Guatemotzin, 1871),
Felipe Villanueva (Keofar, 1892),
Ricardo Castro (
Atzimba, 1900) and
Gustavo Campa (El rey poeta, 1901). In Nicaragua, Luis Abraham...
- (1920–2003),
Spanish cyclist Aitor Casas (born 1992),
Spanish footballer Atzimba Casas (born 1994), American-born
Mexican footballer Bryan Casas (born 2004)...
- City Juno by
Rafael J.
Tello (1872–1947) –
premiered 1896,
Mexico City
Atzimba by
Ricardo Castro Herrera (1864–1907) –
premiered 1900,
Teatro Renacimiento...
