- A
jagunço (Portuguese pronunciation: [ʒaˈɡũsu]), from the
Portuguese zarguncho (a
weapon of
African origin,
similar to a
short lance or chuzo), is an...
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setting in the sertão and
nearly all
revolve around the
figure of the
jagunço, a mercenary-like
figure that
serves as a
militia to
farmers and secures...
- the
Jagunço /
Killer Sete
Homens Vivos ou
Mortos (1969) O
Cangaceiro Sem Deus (1969) O
Cangaceiro Sanguinário (1969) - Capitão /
Captain Jagunço Corisco...
- time.
Grande Sertão:
Veredas is the
complex story of Riobaldo, a
former jagunço (mercenary or bandit) of the poor and steppe-like
inland of the Rio São...
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ambush referred to in the
title is
carried out by
Natario de Fonseca, a
jagunço in the
service of a
plantation owner,
Colonel Boaventura.
Twenty gunfighters...
- in the Backlands] It
narrates in
first person the life of
adventures of
jagunço Riobaldo. He is
joined by Diadorim, a boy for whom he
begins to feel a...
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bandits who
served as
irregulars during the Russo-****anese War of 1904–1905.
Jagunço –
armed hand in
Northern Brazil.
Kachaks -
Albanian bandits and rebels...
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Dinheiro Online magazine –
Jagunço da notícia: ****is
Chateaubriand Archived October 22, 2007, at the
Wayback Machine (The news
jagunço: ****is Chateaubriand...
- region,
there were two main
groups of
loosely organized armed outlaws: the
jagunços,
mercenaries who
worked for
whoever paid
their price,
usually land-owners...
- (in Portuguese). No. 55. pp. 26–33. Benício,
Manoel (2013). O rei dos
jagunços (PDF) ([2nd ed.] ed.). Brasilia:
Senado Federal,
Conselho Editorial....
