-
Furrows (Spanish:
Surcos) is a 1951
Spanish film
directed by José
Antonio Nieves Conde, and
written by him in
collaboration with
Gonzalo Torrente Ballester...
- The
Intrabaetic Basin (Spanish:
Surco Intrabético or Depresión Intrabética) is a
discontinuous series of
valleys in the
Baetic System of Andalusia, Spain...
-
Santiago de
Surco,
commonly known simply as
Surco, is a
district of Lima, Peru. It is
bordered on the
north with the
district of Ate
Vitarte and La Molina;...
- Rosenmann-Taub
published more than ten
volumes of poetry,
including Los
Surcos Inundados (The
Flooded Furrows), La
Enredadera del Júbilo (The Vine of Jubilance)...
- and the third, that of
Surco; this last town was the
largest of all ... The
inhabitants of the pre-Columbian town of
Surco were
relocated to the modern...
- The
intraparietal sulcus (IPS) is
located on the
lateral surface of the
parietal lobe, and
consists of an
oblique and a
horizontal portion. The IPS contains...
- July 20, 2002, in the
Jockey Plaza shopping centre,
located in
Santiago de
Surco, Lima, Peru,
killing 29
people and
injuring 54 others. The Utopía nightclub...
- último
perro (1956) Vida
nocturna (1955) Las
aguas bajan turbias (1952)
Surcos de
sangre (1950) El último
payador (1950) A
Story of the
Nineties (1949)...
-
Fidel Andrés
Surco Cañasaca (born 30
November 1975) is a
Bolivian lawyer, politician, and
unionist who
served as a
Senator for La Paz from 2010 to 2015...
-
historical view of the
early days of
Spanish colonization. El
Clamor de Los
Surcos, his
first po****r play in 1938,
received high
accolades by
Ateneo Puertorriqueño...
