- were set free
within a few days. The
incident was
given the name "Cayo
Confites affair,"
after the area in Cuba from
where the
invasion was
supposed to...
-
having a
smooth texture rather than a
muscle grain. Typically,
suadero is
confited or
fried and used as a taco filling. Suadero, also
known as
matambre in...
-
rohsenpoak suwed Portuguese: amor agarradinho; Spanish: bellísima, colación,
confite, confitillo, corallita, corona, coronilla, flor de San Diego, San Miguel...
- in
disdain for
fortuitous things" (French: une
certaine gaîté d'esprit
confite dans le mépris des
choses fortuites). The
novels were
written progressively...
-
island in the
Exumas Cay
Lobos (nearest
point of The
Bahamas to Cuba (Cayo
Confites): 22 km (13.7 mi)) Cay One Cay Sal Bank Cay
Santo Domingo Cay With Low...
-
English ⟨n⟩; e.g. nun
before other consonants [m] [ɱ] [n] [ɲ] [ŋ]
invierno confite mundo enyesar cinco same as the
typical English ⟨m⟩;
madam same as the...
-
Bahamas is
strategically located adjacent to the
United States and Cuba (Cay
Confites to 14 miles). The
Bahamas is an
extensive island chain of
which 30 islands...
- Cayo Coco
Jardines del Rey The
island has a
surface area of 370 km2. Cayo
Confites Sabana-Camagüey
Archipelago Nearest point of Cuba to The
Bahamas (Cay Lobos):...
- a
crunchy consistence that
becomes chewy when moist. Garrapiñada
Sugar confited peanuts sold on the street.
Vendors use to
tightly package it in elongated...
-
their sort.
Bosch was one of the main
organizers of the
abortive Cayo
Confites expedition of 1947, in
which a
military force backed by the
Caribbean Legion...
