-
first Puerto Rican writer of
notable importance. In 1849 he
published El
Gíbaro, a
collection of
verses whose main
themes were the poor
Puerto Rican country...
-
Antonio Alonso Pacheco In 1845, he
published a book
called "El
Gíbaro" ("The Jíbaro"). "El
Gíbaro" was a
collection of
verses whose main
themes were the humble...
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Albarazado Albarazado +
Negra -
Calpamula Calpamula +
Albarazado -
Gíbaro Gíbaro +
Albarazao -
Tente en el aire
Mecos and Mecas, even
though they are...
- Look up Jivaro, jibaro, or
Gibaro in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Jivaro or Jibaro, also
spelled Hivaro or Hibaro, may
refer to: Jíbaro (Puerto Rico)...
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Albarazado Albarazado +
Negra -
Calpamula Calpamula +
Albarazado -
Gíbaro Gíbaro +
Albarazao -
Tente en el aire
Mecos and Mecas, even
though they are...
- call
themselves Spaniards; the
lower class of
white peasantry,
known as
gibaros; the
colored people, or mestizos; and the blacks."
Under Operation Bootstrap...
- India,
Salta atrás
Salta atras con Mulata, Lobo Lobo con China,
Gíbaro (Jíbaro)
Gíbaro con Mulata,
Albarazado Albarazado con Negra,
Cambujo Cambujo con...
-
probably in 1857,
entitled Souvenir de
Porto Rico;
Marche des
gibaros, Op. 31 (RO250). "
Gibaros"
refers to the jíbaros, or
Puerto Rican peasantry, and is...
-
Puerto Rican culture for centuries. In 1845,
Manuel Alonso, in his book El
Gíbaro,
wrote that
maybe a
barrio could lack a church, but no
barrio of Puerto...
- Lubeck, and
published in
Mainz circa 1860 with the
subtitle of
Marche des
Gibaros, it is
based on the
Christmas folk song Si me dan pasteles,
denmelos calientes...
