- cazador,
cazadora, or
cazadores in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cazador (Spanish:
hunter m., m-pl. cazadores, f.
cazadora, f-pl.
cazadoras), El Cazador...
- The
Huntress Diana Fountain (Spanish:
Fuente de la
Diana Cazadora)
stands as a
monumental sculptural landmark situated within the
roundabout at the intersection...
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industry for the past two decades.
Since the
premiere of the
movie "Anita la
cazadora de insectos" in 2001, the
level of
Honduran productions has increased,...
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Descubierta (P-75), ex-F31
Diana (M-11), ex-F32
Infanta Cristina (P-77), Ex-F34
Cazadora (P-78), Ex-F35
Vencedora (P-79), ex-F36
Egyptian Suez - السويس (F496) in...
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Diana La
Cazadora (born
January 16, 1978, in Madero, Tamaulipas) is a
Mexican female wrestler living in
Monterrey Nuevo León. She
usually performs in Mexico...
- Amyntas.
Diana Soren, the main
character in
Carlos Fuentes'
novel Diana o la
cazadora soltera (Diana, or The Lone Huntress), is
described as
having the same...
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hours at the airport. Then at 8:50 pm, he
checked into the
Hotel Diana Cazadora in Barajas, a town near the airport. That
night and
twice the next morning...
- and La
patria chica (1907), El
patinillo (1909),
Becquerina and
Diana cazadora (1915). Both
brothers were
members of the
Royal Spanish Academy. Their...
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Albums chart. Los Cazadores:
Primera Busqueda spawned one single, "La
Cazadora"
performed by Tito "El Bambino". It
reached number thirty-eight on the...
- of
forest mushrooms. The
Italian equivalent is cacciatora, the
Spanish cazadora and the
Polish bigos. Some nineteenth-century food
historians suggested...
