- and dark skin.
Contemporary usage of an
alternative Spanish epithet,
Negrillos, also
tended to
bundle these peoples with the
pygmy peoples of Central...
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Laguna de
Negrillos (Spanish pronunciation: [laˈɣuna ðe neˈɣɾiʎos]) is a muni****lity
located in the
province of León,
Castile and León, Spain. According...
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Negritos (
Negrillos) in the Philippines, 1595...
- the
Capital Town of Hanover. The name
Negril is a
shortened version of
Negrillo (Spanish:
Little black one), as it was
originally named by the Spaniards...
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taitai (similar with the
Kapampangan word tete),
which means bridge to the
Negrillos (Aetas) that
wandered in
Taytay and Antipolo,
according to a claim. Taytay...
- Generalísimo
Francisco Franco which expressed the need for a Panzer I (or
negrillo, as
their Spanish crews called them) with a 20-millimeter gun. Ultimately...
-
Delfin Negrillo Lorenzana, OLH, KGOR (born
October 28, 1948) is a
retired Philippine Army
general who
currently serves as the
Chairman of the
Bases Conversion...
- Generalísimo
Francisco Franco that
expressed the need for a Panzer I (or
negrillo, as
their Spanish crews called them) with a 20 mm gun. Ultimately, the...
- (Valderrueda)
Castle of
Grajal (Grajal de Campos)
Castle of
Laguna de
Negrillos (Laguna de
Negrillos)
Castle of Luna (Los
Barrios de Luna)
Castle of
Mansilla de...
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patterns of
these groups. For example,
villancicos called "negro" or "
negrillo",
imitated African speech patterns and used
onomatopoeic phrases such as...
