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Ermilo Abreu Gómez (September 18, 1894 in Mérida – July 14, 1971 in
Mexico City) was a
Mexican writer,
journalist and lecturer. He was a
member of the...
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largely thanks to the
program "Adopt a City" that was
implemented by
pianist Ermilo Castilla Roche. Patrón took
office as
governor in 2001; his term of office...
- York:
William Morrow and Company. ISBN 0-688-10081-3. OCLC 27430287. Gómez,
Ermilo Abreu (1995).
Leyendas y
consejas del
antiguo Yucatán (in Spanish). Mexico...
- Angélica Aragón as
Chila Gabriela Araujo as
Brianda Paulino Partida as
Ermilo Juan
Pablo Medina as
Customs Agent Alejandro Luna as
Doctor The film premiered...
- 2003),
Portuguese footballer Edgar Abreu (born 1994),
Portuguese footballer Ermilo Abreu Gómez (1894–1971),
Mexican writer Eufemio Abreu (1901–?),
Cuban baseball...
- (1930)
Manuel C.
Gonzales (1931) J.T.
Canales (1932)
Mauro M.
Machado (1933)
Ermilo Lozano (1934)
James "Jimmie"
Tafolla (1935)
Frank J.
Galvan Jr. (1936) Ramon...
- century. Maya
rebellions at the turn of the 21st
century continue in Chiapas.
Ermilo Abreu Gómez Joaquín de Montserrat, marqués de
Cruillas (in Spanish) Ancona...
- (1930)
Manuel C.
Gonzales (1931) J.T.
Canales (1932)
Mauro M.
Machado (1933)
Ermilo Lozano (1934)
James "Jimmie"
Tafolla (1935)
Frank J.
Galvan Jr. (1936) Ramon...
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philosophical over the robust, the manly, and the mundane. (Spanish)
Abreu Gómez,
Ermilo. Contemporáneos, Las
revistas de México, Mexico:
Instituto Nacional de Bellas...
- (1930)
Manuel C.
Gonzales (1931) J.T.
Canales (1932)
Mauro M.
Machado (1933)
Ermilo Lozano (1934)
James "Jimmie"
Tafolla (1935)
Frank J.
Galvan Jr. (1936) Ramon...
