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Salvadorans (Spanish: Salvadoreños), also
known as Salvadorians, are
citizens of El Salvador, a
country in
Central America. Most
Salvadorans live in El...
- The
Salvadoran Civil War (Spanish:
guerra civil de El Salvador) was a twelve-year
civil war in El
Salvador that was
fought between the
government of El...
- afterwards,
large numbers of
Salvadorans emigrated to the
United States. From 1980
through 2008,
nearly one
million Salvadorans immigrated to the
United States...
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Salvadoran Americans (Spanish: salvadoreño-estadounidenses or
estadounidenses de
origen salvadoreño) are
Americans of full or
partial Salvadoran descent...
- po****tion
numbers 6.03 million. Ethnically, 86.3% of
Salvadorans are
mixed (mixed
Native Salvadoran and
European (mostly Spanish) origin).
Another 12.7%...
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Salvadoran cuisine is a
style of
cooking derived from the
nation of El Salvador. The
indigenous foods consist of a mix of
Amerindian cuisine from groups...
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October 1, 1892, the
government of
President Carlos Ezeta,
decided that the
Salvadoran peso
should be
called the 'Colon', in
homage to the
discoverer of America...
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Salvadoran Spanish is
geographically defined as the form of
Spanish spoken in the
country of El Salvador. The
Spanish dialect in El
Salvador shares many...
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forces of El Salvador. The
Forces have
three branches: the
Salvadoran Army, the
Salvadoran Air
Force and the Navy of El Salvador. In the 19th century...
- This is a list of hip hop
musicians from El Salvador.
Samuel El
Fugitivo Pescozada Reyes del Bajo
Mundo Crooked Stilo Mecate T-Bone
Brayan Hernandez-Galdamez...
