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COMADRES (
CoMadres) is the
group of
mothers and
family members of disappeared,
imprisoned political prisoners in El Salvador. They are
known for their...
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Comadre Panadería is a
bakery in Austin, Texas,
United States. In 2024, the
business was
included in The New York Times's list of the 22 best bakeries...
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Comadres is a
theatrical comedy in two acts,
written by
Miguel M. Abrahão in 1978 and
published first in 1981 in Brazil. Beth Beast,
feminist leader...
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Comadre Florzinha, also
known as
Comadre Fulorzinha or
Comadre Fulozinha, is a
Brazilian group formed by
Karina Buhr (vocals,
percussion and rebec), Mairah...
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Social Forces.
Chapel Hill: Mar 2005.Vol.83, Iss. 3; pg. 1137, 28 pgs "Las
Comadres as a
social support system."
Rebecca A Lopez. Affilia.
Thousand Oaks: Spring...
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Comadre (1979) is a
Venezuelan telenovela that was
produced by and seen on Venezuela's
Radio Caracas Televisión. It was
written by Juan
Carlos Genet...
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Comadre was a
screamo band from
Redwood City, California,
composed of
former members of Heartcrosslove, One's Own Ruin, What Life
Makes Us, and Light...
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Three Happy Friends (Spanish: Las tres
alegres comadres) is a 1952
Mexican musical comedy film
directed by Tito
Davison and
starring Amalia Aguilar...
- They gave us the land Pan Magazine,
Issue 2, July 1945 2 La
cuesta de las
comadres The Hill of the Mothers-in-law América Magazine,
Issue 55,
February 1948...
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Retrieved 2024-02-10. Clark,
Ellen Riojas; Tafolla,
Carmen (2011). Tamales,
comadres and the
meaning of civilization : secrets, recipes, history, anecdotes...
