Examples of using Indios in English and their translations into Portuguese
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palmeira dos indios, arapiraca, igaci,
This lagoon named Laguna Negra is also known as Laguna de los Difuntos due to its location near the indigenous graveyards or"cerritos de indios.
among the mountains of the Indios, in the"barrios" of the poor, in hospitals.
Book:"Through the lines" of Eric Hazan published by La Fabrique Livre:"Indios without a king.
among my ancestors there were conquistadors who killed Indios when they arrived in Latin America.
The first bishop of Guatemala said that the Church should recognize the Indios and that they should recognize the Church.
It was born from a Jesuit village named São João Batista dos indios, founded in 1586.
Indios de San Francisco de Macorís is a professional basketball team based in San Francisco de Macorís,
Corregidores de indios also imported goods
This strange title- Indios without a king- comes from a quote by the writer Eduardo Galeano recounting the surprise of the Spanish conquerors to the Mayan communities who elected their leaders among those who knew best how to listen.
Through you, Indios and peasants, there appears before me the immense multitude of the rural world,
it is presented at the FARO de Indios Verdes, of the Secretariat of Culture of Mexico City
at the congress of the heads of the Indios tribes, and in 1994 the Pope created him cardinal with the title to Most Holy Redeemer in Val Melaina.
Maler needed to employ a team of the local"Indios" to open a path to the ruin with machetes.
on days 04th and 05th august from 2014 in a 5th year of elementary education in a municipal school of palmeira dos indios, al.
ribeirão dos indios during the winter months,
not shopkeepers, and so they had to care for and defend the indios as their children.
culture and traditions of the Indios had been dismissed as inferior". Currently Bro.
encouraging the deepening of an Indios theology so that the liturgy may increasingly respond to local culture.
there is a legend that says that in the ground of Jacobina lives an Indios couple, Jacob