- The
feminine plurals are:
English – mulattas;
Spanish and
Portuguese –
mulatas;
Italian – mulatte;
French – mulâtresses.
Countries with the
highest percentages...
- and half a grapefruit, six
drops of
maraschino liqueur,
without sugar.
Mulata daiquiri: rum
mixed with
either coffee or
chocolate liqueur and with fresh...
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Mulata (Mulatta) is a
Mexican drama film
directed by
Gilberto Martínez Solares. It was
released in 1954 and
starring Ninón
Sevilla and
Pedro Armendáriz...
- its back.[citation needed] In Colombia, the
species is
called the
maria mulata, and is the
official bird of Cartagena, Colombia.[citation needed]The Cartagena...
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Eulima mulata is a
species of sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Eulimidae. The
species is one of a
number within the
genus Eulima. Brazil...
- The
Mulatta of
Cordoba (Spanish: La
mulata de Córdoba) is a 1945
Mexican drama film
directed by
Adolfo Fernández
Bustamante and
starring Lina Montes, Víctor...
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Mulata National Forest (Portuguese:
Floresta Nacional de
Mulata) is a
national forest in the
state of Pará, Brazil. The
Mulata National Forest has an area...
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remained his home for the rest of his life. Here he
painted El
Rapto de las
Mulatas (The
kidnapping of the
Mulatto Women), one of his most
famous works, featured...
- and for
breaking the
color barrier with the ****y song and
dance act Las
Mulatas de
Fuego at the Tropicana, to join the band. Over the
course of six or...
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Mulata de tal (A Kind of Mulatto) is a
novel by
Nobel Prize-winning
novelist Miguel Ángel Asturias.
Asturias published this
novel while he and his wife...
