- all
rebozos are
rectangular woven cloth with fringes,
there is
significant variation within these constraints.
There are
three classes of
rebozos. Traditional...
-
Charles Gregory "Bebe" (pronounced BEE-bee)
Rebozo (November 17, 1912 – May 8, 1998) was an
American Florida-based
banker and
businessman who was a close...
-
rebozos,
including imitations from abroad.
Weavers have
taken to
making other items such as
neckties and bags
using the same
material as the
rebozos....
- huaraches,
Chicanos would wear
other traditional Mexican garments such as
rebozos, ponchos, and ****pil dresses. In the
present day,
huaraches remain an important...
-
relations with the Cuban-American
exile community through his friend, Bebe
Rebozo, who
often suggested ways of
irritating Castro. The
Soviets and
Cubans became...
-
emphasize her
mestiza ancestry: long and
colorful skirts, ****pils and
rebozos,
elaborate headdresses and m****es of jewelry. She
especially favored the...
- of the best
known producers of
craft rebozos,
usually made of
cotton but wool is also used.
Traditional rebozos in the Lake Pátzcuaro area are
often of...
- del Rio. The area is
famous for its
rebozos,
being the
cradle of the blue and
white rebozo de bolita. The
Rebozo Caramelo is
woven there.
Santa Maria...
-
belief that the
Democrats knew
about a
later bribe that his
friend Bebe
Rebozo had
received from
Hughes after Nixon took office. In late 1971,
Donald Nixon...
- Soledad's
Shawl (Spanish: El
rebozo de Soledad) is a 1952
Mexican western film
directed by
Roberto Gavaldón and
starring Arturo de Córdova,
Pedro Armendáriz...
