-
Juan Francisco Verdaguer Queirolo (1915–2001) was a
Uruguayan actor. He is best
known for his role in the 1958
Argentine film
Rosaura at 10 O'clock. Estrellas...
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PuigdevalMiguel Puigdeval flanker 1964-08-15 v
Uruguay at San
Pablo 214
QueiroloJuan Queirolo centre 1964-08-15 v
Uruguay at San
Pablo 215
SchmittGuillermo Schmitt...
- Rome 520
PezRamiro Pez fly-half 2000-07-08 v
Samoa at Apia 521
QueiroloJuan Manuel Queirolo scrum-half 2000-07-08 v
Samoa at Apia 522 dal
MasoDavid dal Maso...
- Luis
Queirolo Repetto (1862 –
December 8, 1947) was a
notable Uruguayan painter,
recognized primarily for his
portrait work. Born in Montevideo, he moved...
- 1888–1890:
Juan Crisóstomo Centurión 1890–1894:
Venancio Víctor López 1894–1895: Héctor Velázquez 1895–1900: José
Segundo Decoud 1900–1901:
Fabio Queirolo 1901–1902:...
- led by
General Guillermo Rodríguez and
executed by navy
commander Jorge Queirolo G. The new
president exiled José María
Velasco to Argentina. He remained...
- 4 May 2014.
Retrieved 25
December 2017. Cruz,
Queirolo &
Boidi 2016, p. 7. Cruz, José Miguel;
Queirolo, Rosario; Boidi, María
Fernanda (2
August 2016)...
- District; La
Lucha Sanguchería
Criolla in Miraflores; the
Antigua Taberna Queirolo in
Pueblo Libre; and others.
Besides butifarras, in a sanguchería one might...
- he led a
military coup d'etat
executed by a navy
commander named Jorge Queirolo G. and
forced president José María
Velasco into exile, to
Buenos Aires...
-
Guayaquil – 1991)
Xavier Blum
Pinto (b. 1957, Guayaquil) José Martínez
Queirolo (b. 1931,
Guayaquil – d. 2008, Guayaquil) Víctor
Manuel Rendón (b. 1859...
