- Ana Flávia
Castela (born 16
November 2003), also
known as the Boiadeira, is a
Brazilian singer-songwriter. Born in Amambai,
Castela grew up in Sete Quedas...
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Castela retusa Liebm.
Castela spinosa Cronquist Castela stewartii (C.H.Müll.)
Moran &
Felger Castela tortuosa Liebm.
Castela tweediei Planch.
Castela...
- Look up
Castela in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Castela may
refer to:
Castela, a
genus of
thorny shrubs and
small trees in the
family Simaroubaceae...
- António
Augusto Carvalho Castela (born 26
October 1928) is a
former Portuguese footballer who pla**** as midfielder.
Castela gained 4 caps for Portugal...
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Castela emoryi, with the
common names crucifixion thorn, Emory's crucifixion-thorn, and Spanish:
chaparro amargosa, is a
shrub species in the
genus Castela...
- (Portugal and Castile) Spanish:
Corona de Castilla, Galician:
Coroa de
Castela, Leonese:
Corona de Castiella, Basque:
Gaztelako Koroa, Latin:
Corona Castellae...
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Artur Castela (born 30 July 1993) is a
Portuguese basketball player in the LCB league. His
playing positions were
Power forward / center. He most recently...
- Castelão, in
Portugal also
known as
Periquita and João de Santarém, is a red wine
grape found primarily in the
south coastal regions but is
grown all over...
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Argentina (Berg 1880),
Castela erecta in
Saint Croix,
Antilles (Walsingham, 1914),
Castela peninsularis,
Castela polyandra and
Castela emory in the United...
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merchants in the 16th century. The name is
derived from
Portuguese Bolo de
Castela,
meaning "cake from Castile".
Castella cake is
usually sold in long boxes...
