- "Avistamiento de
mapaches se
vuelve el
nuevo atractivo turístico de Celestún". Por Esto! (in Spanish).
Retrieved 2025-03-14. "La Invasión De Los
Mapaches En Ciudad...
- anti****ting that
Mapache might double-cross him,
hides the
goods and has his men sell them to
Mapache in
separate amounts. However,
Mapache learns from Teresa's...
-
Following this, he
called for the
hunting down of
political fraudsters, or
mapaches. In 2003, he was
elected as the
Delegational Chief of Tlalpan, a position...
-
state capital. The
reaction against Carranza's
policies was
headed by the
Mapaches ("Raccoons"), a
group of
landholders in the
state who
objected to the loss...
- Vienna) 2017: Nothing's
Older Than
Yesterday (Single, Ink Music) 2018:
Mapache (Single),
Summer Sun (Single) 2018:
Anaana (Album) 2021:
Jelly Jelly (Single)...
- 13, 2020,
Disco Ball (singer María León) was
declared the winner, and
Mapache (singer Paty Cantú) the runner-up. The
second season featured 18 new costumes...
- word is
sometimes spelled as racoon. In Spanish, the
raccoon is
called mapache,
derived from the
Nahuatl mapachtli of the Aztecs,
meaning '[the] one who...
-
encountered any Zuni or Yavapai. A less
likely origin may be from
Spanish mapache,
meaning "raccoon".
Modern Apache people use the
Spanish term to refer...
- with his hands". Spanish-speaking
colonists similarly adopted their term,
mapache, from
mapachtli the
Nahuatl word for the animal,
meaning roughly "that...
- the
Mapaches to gain
political power in the
state and
effectively stop many of the
social reforms occurring in
other parts of Mexico. The
Mapaches continued...
