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What is the color blue in spanish
azul
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What is hello in spanish
hola
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What is la chaqueta in english
the jacket
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What is the origin of bullfighting?
Capping the bull
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Who is Miquel Hildalgo y Costillas?
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was a Mexican Catholic priest who called for revolution against the Spanish on September 16, 1810
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What is the color yellow in spanish
amarillo
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What is anôs in english
years old
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What is jeans in spanish
los vaqueros
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What are 2 ways to test a bull?
One horse man moves the bull into place and another person on an horse to nock it down. A brave bull will try to get back up and do it again . in an open field and knock it down and see if it still chases you .
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Where was the mexican independence first started?
Spain
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What is orange in spanish
Naranja
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What is ¿Cómo estas? in english
how are you
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What is el traje de banñoin in english
the bathing suit
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Who was <
a hero (national)
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Who is Pipila?
Juan José de los Reyes Martínez, a simple miner, native of San Miguel de Allende but working at the time in the nearby mine at Mellado, is better known to history by his nickname "Pipila".
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What is red in spanish
rojo
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What is Bienvenido in english
welcome
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What is sweatshirt/hoodie in spanish
sudadera
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How long is a bullfight?
6 fights long . 12 minutes .
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What great heroic act did he do?
The statue represents El Pipila as a strong man - legs apart, biceps bulging, holding a torch, ready ... Both were born in what was then called San Miguel el Grande, meaning the "great town of San Miguel." ... Also, ironically, the statue does not truly r
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What is green in spanish
verde
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What is me llamo in english
my name is
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What is la minifalda in english
the mini skirt
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What can a bullfighter win and what is the significance?
He can win the ears and the tail .was to claim meat on how good you did
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What is the <
was the battle cry of the Mexican War of Independence, uttered on September 16, 1810, by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest from the small town of Dolores, near Guanajuato, Mexico.
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