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Coquivacoa or
Coquibacoa is an
indigenous name for an area in north-west
Venezuela -
either the Gulf of
Venezuela (as used by
Colombian President Alfonso...
- Gran
Coquivacoa is a
Venezuelan gaita zuliana group founded in 1968 by Jesús "Bocachico" Petit,
Nelson Suárez, Rody Tigrera,
Pedro Arteaga and
Manolo Salazar...
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Spaniards and died
fighting them.
Legend says that when Mara fell, the
Coquivacoa shouted "Mara cayó!" ("Mara fell!"), thus
originating the city name—although...
- The Gulf of
Venezuela is a gulf of the
Caribbean Sea
bounded by the
Venezuelan states of
Zulia and Falcón and by La
Guajira Department, Colombia. The western...
- El Tatual.
Comuna Coquivacoa:
Coquivacoa, Padilla, José
Antonio Galán, Urbanización Sol Tropical, Urbanización
Terrazas de
Coquivacoa, Paraíso, Guapuna...
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exclusive right to
exploit the
current Venezuelan coastal area,
known as
Coquivacoa, and the
islands of the
coast Curaçao, Aruba, and Bonaire, and probably...
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aboriginal Añú [es]
people who
lived on the
banks of the lake
refer to it as
Coquivacoa. The
tribes of Wayuu, Caquetíos, and
Quiriquires also
lived in the area...
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political elite. When Hugo
Chavez became president of Venezuela, Gran
Coquivacoa’s “Loco Chavez” (Crazy Chavez)
includes lyrics such as “yet we see here/that...
- Lake
Maracaibo which was
bitterly opposed by the
indigenous people, the
Coquivacoa.
After winning a
series of
bloody battles, he
founded the
settlement at...
- Lake Maracaibo,
which was
bitterly opposed by the
indigenous people, the
Coquivacoa.
After winning a
series of
bloody battles, he
founded the
settlement at...
