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Battle of Graus — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Battle of Graus partof=the Reconquista caption= date=1063 place=Graus, Spain casus= territory= result=Castilian/Zaragozan victory combatant1=Aragon combatant2=Castile, Zaragoza commander1=Ramiro I of Aragon… … Wikipedia
Mierda — (Spanish, meaning Shit ) is the title of a hip hop song recorded by the Spanish group Violadores del Verso, and released in 1999 in a CD single of the same name.The cut Mierda is a 9 min. 53 sec. rap song, with lyrics in Spanish by Kase O (Javier … Wikipedia
Liste des évêques et archevêques de Saragosse — Évêques de Saragosse Saint Atanasio (39 59) Saint Theodor (ca. 66) Epicteto (ca. 105) Felix (ca. 256) Valero I. (ca. 277) Valero II.[1](290 315) Valero III. (324) Clemente (326) Casto (343) Valero IV. (380) Vicente I. (516) Johannes I. (540 546)… … Wikipédia en Français
Udalatx — Vue depuis la face Sud. Géographie Altitude 1 119,5 m Massif Montagnes basques Coordonnées … Wikipédia en Français
