- La
Grita is a town in the
north west of Táchira state, Venezuela. It has a po****tion of 80,000.
Located in an
Andean valley, La
Grita has a beautiful...
- La
Grita Province was a
province of the
Spanish Empire in the 17th
century (1576–1607), with La
Grita (founded 1573) as its capital. In 1607 it merged...
- La
Grita is a
river that
partly runs
along the Colombian-Venezuelan border. A 1919
source noted that
there was a very
promising copper mine on the river...
- new settlements.
Since its
foundation in 1576, La
Grita was the
capital of the
Province of La
Grita, so the
importance of this city was
primitive in the...
- Dead Men Don't
Count (Spanish: ¿Quién
grita venganza?, Italian: I
morti non si contano, also
known as Cry for Revenge) is a 1968 Spanish-Italian Spaghetti...
-
Basilica of La
Grita is a
Catholic church,
constructed in 1886, with the
status of a
minor basilica. It is
located in the
Plaza Bolivar of La
Grita, capital...
- Popayán, Sogamoso, Tunja, and
Villavicencio in Colombia; and Barquisimeto, La
Grita, Mérida, San Cristóbal, Tovar, Trujillo, and
Valera in Venezuela. The cities...
- por
ellas el primero,
hasta la
torre y cogía al
centinela y le decía: "
Grita como es tu costumbre," para que no le
sintiese la gente.
Cuando se había...
-
Album Promotion for
Arista Records, COO of CMJ, and
founder of
Grita! Records. For
Grita!
Records he
signed or
released such
artists as: Los Mas Turbados...
- 23
November 1968 (Italy) Cry for revenge/I
morte non si contano/Quién
grita venganza?
Rafael Romero Marchent Italian/Spanish production. As
bounty hunting...
