-
reduced to
barbacoas and
asados al
pastor (spit
roasting barbecues) of
whole calves (veal), bull or sheep, and
wrote that
while barbacoa was more common...
- prepared.
Barbacoan languages Barbacoas, La Guajira, a
village in
Riohacha Muni****lity, La
Guajira Department Barbacoas Muni****lity, a muni****lity in...
-
Barbacoas, and
during the
eighteenth century was
known as "Partido de Aricapano".[citation needed] List of
cities and
towns in
Venezuela "
Barbacoas on...
- extinct.
Prior to its retirement, the ISO name of the ISO code [bpb] was
Barbacoas, the name of an
extinct people who gave
their name to the
Barbacoan language...
-
Barbacoas is a
district of the
Puriscal canton, in the San José
province of
Costa Rica.
Barbacoas has an area of 18.74 km2 and an
elevation of 1,160 metres...
- Guambiano-Totoró-Coconuco is best
treated as a
single language. The
Barbácoa (
Barbacoas)
language itself is unattested, and is only ****umed to be part of...
-
Barbacoas is a town and muni****lity in Nariño Department, Colombia. The
urban centre of
Barbacoas is
located at an
altitude of 36
metres (118 ft) and...
-
areas to
meats cooked or
roasted in a pit or
earth oven, what is
known as
barbacoa in
other regions of Mexico,
although for many
people today,
mostly in the...
- by
these establishments. The most
frequent reference was for
tacos de
barbacoa. Also
mentioned are enchiladas,
tacos de
minero and gorditas,
along with...
- New
Granada kept its 17 provinces. In 1832 the
provinces of Vélez and
Barbacoas were created, and in 1835
those of
Buenaventura and
Pasto were added....
