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articles Outline of
Mexico Mexican War of
Independence Spanish: México or
Méjico, pronunciation: [ˈmexiko] ;
classical Nahuatl: Mēxihco;
Yucatec Maya: Meejikoo...
- (English: Holy
Faith of New Mexico;
shortened as
Nuevo México or
Nuevo Méjico, and
translated as New
Mexico in English) was a
province of the Spanish...
- 'Monda (Otomian languages) In
Peninsular Spanish, the
spelling variant Méjico, is also used
alongside México.
According to the
Diccionario panhispánico...
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Méjico Máxico is the
debut album of
Mexican Institute of Sound, a one-man band led by
Camilo Lara. The
album contains 15
tracks which sample sounds as...
-
application of this rule in
Mexican toponyms: México was used
alongside Méjico,
Texas and Tejas,
Oaxaca and Oajaca,
Xalixco and Jalisco, etc., as well...
- Así Es
Nuevo México (English: "Such Is New Mexico") is the
official Spanish language state song of the U.S.
state of New Mexico,
composed in a New Mexico...
-
American Vertical Datum of 1988. In
Peninsular Spanish, a
spelling variant,
Méjico, is also used
alongside México.
According to the
Diccionario panhispánico...
- Gerónimo de
Aguilar is
presented to Cortés
after living 8
years among the natives. "História de la
Conquista de
Méjico" (1851)...
- into
Rambla República de México
after the promontory.
Rambla República de
Méjico starts as the
secondary street that goes
around the
promontory of Punta...
- (1879).
Historia de
Méjico: Tomo 11 (in Spanish).
Mexico City: J.F.
Barres and Co. pp. 290–296. Zamacois,
Niceto (1879).
Historia de
Méjico: Tomo 11 (in Spanish)...
