- in
Caracoles begun to
decline in the mid-1870s due to the
exhaustion of the
richest ores and
declining international prices of silver.
Caracoles' long...
- The
caracole or
caracol (from the
Spanish caracol - "snail") is a
turning maneuver on
horseback in
dressage and, previously, in
military tactics. In dressage...
- The Lost
Caracoles Dam, or
Caracoles Dam is a concrete-face rock-fill dam on the San Juan
River about 44
kilometres (27 mi) west of San Juan in San Juan...
- muni****lities and
seven new
Caracoles (each
accompanied by a
Council of Good Government). This
raised the
total number of
Caracoles from five to twelve, and...
-
Caracole or
caracol is a
turning maneuver on
horseback in
dressage and, previously, in
military tactics.
Caracole or
Caracoles may also
refer to: Caracoles...
- Bajo
Caracoles is a
village and muni****lity in
Santa Cruz
Province in
southern Argentina. It lies on Ruta 40
about 127 km (79 mi)
south of the town of...
-
structure is
actually part of the
Casas Tapadas complex, it is
called “
Caracoles”,
because of
spiral figures found as part of the
structure ornament. The...
- British-Afro-Caribbean
descent and are
called "Islanders" or "
caracoles" (snails). They are
called "
caracoles" by Spanish-Speaking Hondurans, a term
deemed offensive...
- S2CID 213550199. "
Caracoles".
Alimentos (in
European Spanish). 2009-04-27.
Retrieved 2022-06-21. Sánchez 2017. Cano,
Julio César (2004). "Los
caracoles. Ingredientes...
- c****ographed the
score in 1952, for a
ballet titled Caracole. In 1956, he
planned to
revive Caracole for a
celebration of Mozart's
bicentenary but made...
