- 000–3,000 persons.: 38 In the 1570s, Sir
Francis Drake enlisted several cimarrones during his
raids on the Spanish.
Dominican Maroons would be
present throughout...
-
promotion was
eliminated for six years,
Cimarrones was one of the
founding teams of the new league.
Cimarrones de
Sonora achieved the
league runner-up...
-
declared a
special non-working day to
commemorate the
Cimarrones Festival. The word "
Cimarrones" came from
during the
promulgation of
Christianity in...
- The
Tijuana Cimarrones were a
professional independent baseball franchise based in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. They were
originally a
minor league...
- Cimarroneras, or
marooned societies.
These ex-slaves were
known as
Cimarrones.
Cimarrones would mount attacks on
transport caravans so
often that the attacks...
- teams:
Alebrijes de Oaxaca, Atlante, Atlético Morelia, Cancún, Celaya,
Cimarrones de Sonora,
Correcaminos UAT,
Dorados de Sinaloa,
Leones Negros UdeG, Mineros...
-
currently used
mostly for
football matches and is the home
stadium of the
Cimarrones de
Sonora of the
Ascenso MX. The
stadium holds 18,747 people. The name...
-
Bucaneros de
Campeche Caballeros de Culiacán
Capitanes de
Ciudad de México
Cimarrones de
Ensenada Cometas de Querétaro
Coras de
Nayarit Correcaminos UAT Matamoros...
- The
Cimarrones de
Sonora Fútbol Club
Premier play
football in the Liga
Premier in Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico and are the
official reserve team for Cimarrones...
- Venezuela, Book 9,
chapter 10 "El Rey
Bayano los
Cimarrones y Su Captura". EL REY
BAYANO LOS
CIMARRONES Y SU CAPTURA. 19 July 2022. Schwaller, Robert, ed...
