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Sakadas (Spanish: sacadas; Kinaray-a:
manga sakada; Ilocano:
dagiti sakada; Hili****non: mga
sakada;
roughly "imported ones") is a term for
migrant workers...
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Sakada (The Tenants, also
Seasonal Sugarcane Workers) is a 1976
Philippine social-realist film
about the
ordeals of
sugarcane farmers on the
island of...
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multiple times during martial law in the Philippines. He
directed the film
Sakada (1976),
about the
struggle of
Negrense peasants at a
sugarcane plantation...
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Lotus Records to
release his full-length
debut solo album,
Sakada.
After the
release of
Sakada,
Midnight did a
short press tour in
Europe which also included...
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Sakadas of
Argos won a
musical competition at the
Pythian Games in 586 BC, for
Nomos Pythicos, a
composition for the
aulos that told of the
battle between...
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Sakada is the
first solo
album by ex-Crimson
Glory frontman Midnight.
Midnight - Vocals,
acoustic guitar Scott Gibson -
Electric guitars, b****, acoustic...
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having come to
North America. The
importation of
Filipinos workers called “
Sakadas,”
which roughly translates to “Filipino
migrant workers” and also referred...
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against the
notion of
intellectual property. In 2001
Mattin formed Sakada with
Eddie Prévost and Rosy Parlane. He has over 70
releases in different...
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contrast to her
anime counterpart who
remains human throughout.
Isamu "Raiden"
Sakada — Angel's ****igned
partner in the
Special Security Force.
Injured during...
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screenwriter produced several critically acclaimed works. Her
first screenplay was
Sakada (Seasonal
Sugarcane Workers), 1976,
which exposed the
plight of Filipino...
