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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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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...
- plantations. Most
sakadas were
single males; however, over time
sakadas would send for
relatives or
bring families with them. The last
sakadas in 1946 were...
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Contreras Cris
Vertido as
Father Vic The
movie follows the life of
Negrense sakadas (Spanish: sacadas), or
seasonal sugarcane farmers, and the
asenderos (Spanish:...
- and tomatoes,
likely derived its name from poke, from
returning Ilocano sakadas.
Hawaii portal Food
portal Bibimbap Buddha bowl
Crudo Hoe
Kinilaw List...
- (since the
minimum age
requirement was 18), a very
common practice among Sakadas. Most
sources agree that he was a
minor during his emigration. His name...
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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...
-
music - 1st
millennium BC in
music - 1st
millennium in
music 586 BC –
Sakadas of
Argos wins the
prize for
aulos playing at the
Pythian Games, the first...
- and
against the
notion of
intellectual property. In 2001
Mattin formed Sakada with
Eddie Prévost and Rosy Parlane. He has over 70
releases in different...
-
program music List of
symphonic poems Mickey Mousing Representation (arts)
Sakadas of
Argos Word
painting McClary 1999.
McClary 1991, [page needed]. Beethoven...
