- Look up
bayamo or
Bayamo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bayamo is the
capital city of the
Granma Province of Cuba and one of the
largest cities in...
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simultaneous attack was
carried out on the
Carlos M. de
Cespedes Barracks in
Bayamo directed by Raúl Martínez Ararás by
order of Castro. The
attack failed and...
- A
bayamo is a
violent wind
blowing from the land on the
south coast of Cuba,
especially near the
Bight of
Bayamo. It is also the
namesake for Giddings...
- "El
Himno de
Bayamo" ('The
Bayamo Anthem'), is the
national anthem of Cuba. It was
first performed in 1868,
during the
Battle of
Bayamo.
Perucho Figueredo...
- The
Bayamo–Las
Tunas Road (6-152) is a byp**** road of the
Carretera Central,
connecting the
cities of
Bayamo and Las
Tunas in Cuba. It was
built during...
- road from
Bayamo to Guisa,
along the road from
Bayamo to Corojo, and
along the one from
Santa Rita to Guisa. All of the
enemy forces from
Bayamo, Manzanillo...
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Bayamo River is a
river of
southern Cuba. It is a
tributary of the
Cauto River. List of
rivers of Cuba The
Columbia Gazetteer of
North America. 2000. 20°21′43″N...
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occurred in 1795,
where the
first abolitionist conspiracy was
discovered in
Bayamo headed by the
freedman Nicolás Morales, who when accused, fled and hid himself...
- Province. They play
their home
games at the
Estadio Mártires de
Barbados in
Bayamo or at the
Conrado Benítez in Jiguaní.
Nicknamed Los Incansables, the team...
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Carlos Manuel de Céspedes del
Castillo (18
April 1819,
Bayamo,
Spanish Cuba – 27
February 1874, San Lorenzo,
Spanish Cuba) was a
Cuban revolutionary hero...
