- Ipiña
returned and
Carlos Zubiaga (from Los Mitos) joined. It was with this line-up of six (the
three Uranga siblings,
Zubiaga,
Garay and Ipiña), known...
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Francisca Zubiaga y
Bernales (1803–1835) was the
first lady of Peru in 1829–1833 by her
marriage to
president Agustín Gamarra. She was also
known as "La...
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Mateo Félix
Zubiaga Atxa (4
January 1945 – 7
January 2016) was a
Spanish footballer and manager. A
utility player, he
often pla**** as a left back or forward...
- was
later named Chief of State. In 1825, he
married Francisca ('Pancha')
Zubiaga y Bernales, who
Simon Bolivar crowned when she was
about to put the crown...
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Vesga Juan
Carlos Vidal Dani
Vivian Nico
Williams Francisco Yeste Félix
Zubiaga Andoni Zubizarreta Luís María
Zugazaga Fernando Amorebieta CD Basconia...
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composed back then by
Amaya Uranga,
Roberto Uranga,
Izaskun Uranga,
Carlos Zubiaga,
Javier Garay, and José Ipiña. In
addition to the
Spanish language original...
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manufactured by Joma. Omar
Muraco Aranghel Gigov Jaime Ramírez José Raúl
Ortiz Zubiaga Eduardo Piña Monzálves (1965–66) Héctor Mejía (1966–67)
Enrique Grey (1973)...
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Uriarte profile".
Athletic Bilbao.
Retrieved 23
September 2017. "Félix
Zubiaga profile".
Athletic Bilbao.
Retrieved 23
September 2017. "Txetxu Rojo profile"...
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under whose influence he
wrote La mariscala, the
biography of
Francisca Zubiaga (1803–1835), wife of the president, Agustín Gamarra. He
returned to work...
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Demokratiko 2,218,095 3.99
Samira Gutoc Aksyon Demokratiko 1,834,705 3.30
Carmen Zubiaga Independent 1,763,898 3.18
Silvestre Bello Jr. PDP–Laban 1,738,387 3.13...
