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throughout Mexico,
Latin America and the
United States.
Traditional Veracruzian music is
called "Son Jarocho".
Although there are many
types of son music...
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August 1846,
Commodore David Conner and his
squadron of
ships were in
Veracruzian waters; he tried, unsuccessfully, to
seize the Fort of Alvarado, which...
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tender stems (sprouts) or
flowers of azquiote,
asquiote or axquiote,
Veracruzian name; also
called cocolmeca, cocolmecate, or cozolmeca,
Oaxacan name...
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altitude between 400 and 2,700
metres (1,300–8,900 ft). It
borders the
Veracruzian muni****lities of
Huayacocotla to the west,
Texcatepec to the north,...
- muni****lity also
borders Olintla and
Hueytlalpan in the west and the
Veracruzian muni****lities of Coxqui**** and
Zozocolco de
Hidalgo in the east. San...
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altitude between 2,100 and 2,700
metres (6,900–8,900 ft). It
borders the
Veracruzian muni****lities of
Soledad Atzompa to the northwest, Atla****lco to the...
