-
Serra Calderona (Valencian pronunciation: [ˈsɛra kaldeˈɾona]; Spanish:
Sierra Calderona),
often referred to as La
Calderona is a 49 km (30 mi) long mountain...
- Inés Calderón (1605, in
Madrid – 1678, in Guadalajara) also
known as La
Calderona and Marizápalos, was a
Spanish actress, the
mistress of
Philip IV and...
-
marketed as
Aceite de las
Sierras Espadán y
Calderona (Valencian: Oli de les
Serres d'Espadà i la
Calderona).
There are also Cork Oak
forests in these...
- most
famous of
these affairs was with the
actress María Calderón (La
Calderona), with whom he had a son in 1629, Juan José, who was
brought up as a royal...
-
Mueller Greg
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CalderónA David Park Ron Yuan Rico
Santos Don Omar Don
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- m),
Sierra del
Caroche (1126 m),
Sierra del
Benicadell (1104 m),
Serra Calderona (1015 m),
Sierra Martés (1085 m),
Sierra de
Utiel (1306 m),
Sierra de...
- Encarnación.
Located at the
foothills of the
Sierra Calderona, it is
known as the "door to the
Calderona". The town is
placed on the side of a
mound of 215...
- He
remained in
power until his
death in 1679. His
mother was María "La
Calderona" Calderón, a po****r actress, who was
forced into a
convent shortly after...
- Community.
Following the
Barracas moorlands, the line
entered the
Sierra Calderona mountain range and
commenced a
descent of
almost 1000
metres to Sagunto...
- d'Alcalà
Serra de la Vall d'Àngel
Cervera Mountains Serra de Sant Pere
Serra Calderona Serra d'Espadà
Ports de Tortosa-Beseit Benif****à
Mountains Serra de Paüls...
