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Truchas,
Spanish for "trout" (plural), may
refer to:
Truchas, León
Truchas, New
Mexico Truchas Peak, peak in New
Mexico This
disambiguation page lists...
- Tomáš
Trucha (born 17
October 1971) is a
Czech football coach.
Besides Czech Republic, he has
managed in
South Africa, Kenya, Botswana, and Malaysia. In...
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Truchas Peak (more precisely,
South Truchas Peak; Tewa: K'usenmp'in) is the
second highest peak in the U.S.
State of New
Mexico behind Wheeler Peak. It...
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Truchas is a census-designated
place in Rio
Arriba County, New Mexico,
United States.
Located along the
scenic High Road to Taos, it is
halfway between...
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story of the
people of Milagro, New
Mexico (based on the real town of
Truchas in
northern New Mexico),
overcoming big
developers who set
about to ruin...
- Ibón de
Truchas is a lake at the
winter resort of Astún in the
Province of Huesca,
northeastern Spain. It lies at an
elevation of 2,144
metres (7,034 ft)...
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Puebla 154 1986 Al
Pinkston Diablos Rojos del México 144 1960 Ramón Lora
Truchas de
Toluca 127 1984 Hits
Miguel Suárez
Diablos Rojos del México 227 1977...
- The
Mutiny of the
Trout (Spanish: Motín de la
Trucha) was a semi-legendary po****r
revolt in Zamora, Spain, in late 1157. The
uprising is
first mentioned...
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Trout (Spanish: Las
truchas) is a 1978
Spanish film
directed by José Luis García Sánchez. The film was
entered into the 28th
Berlin International Film...
- of ant. "Salvatrucha" may be a
combination of the
words Salvadoran and
trucha, a
Caliche word for
being alert. The term "Salvatruchas" has been explained...
