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Catalan language — Catalan, Valencian català, valencià Pronunciation [kətəˈɫa] (EC) [kataˈla] (WC) [valensiˈa] (V) Spoken in … Wikipedia
Sunifred II, Count of Barcelona — Sunifred II (c.870 950) or, in Catalan language, Sunyer II was count of Barcelona, Girona, Urgell and Ausona from 911 to 948.OriginsHe was the son of Wilfred the Hairy and younger brother the previous Count of Barcelona, Wilfred II Borrel. He… … Wikipedia
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Rafael Bolívar Coronado — was born in Villa de Cura, (Aragua), Venezuela, on June 6, 1884. He is the author of the lyrics of the popular joropo song Alma Llanera . He arrived in Caracas in 1912 and began to channel his restlessness towards intellectual works,… … Wikipedia
Bcore disc — is the main independent Spanish label focused on hardcore punk DIY culture. It has been active since 1990 and it has released most of Spanish hardcore bands in its earliest period, and through the years it has opened its style range to all indie… … Wikipedia
Yves Carbonne — is a jazz artist who usually performs using Extended range basses, (or ERBs ).Carbonne s most well known ERB is a custom 10 string, left handed, fretless Legend by Barcelonian luthier Jerzy Drozd. He has performed with many other bassists,… … Wikipedia
Coat of arms of the Crown of Aragon — This is the article of the arms of the former Crown of Aragon. For the arms of the Autonomous Community of Aragon, see Coat of arms of Aragon. Arms of the Crown of Aragon … Wikipedia
PROXIMA — Infobox Film name = PROXIMA image size = caption = DVD cover director = Carlos Atanes producer = Marta Timón writer = Carlos Atanes narrator = starring = Oriol Aubets Anthony Blake Manuel Solàs Abel Folk Joan Frank Charansonnet Hans Richter Karen … Wikipedia
Derbi barceloní — El derbi, El derbi barceloní City or region Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain First contested 7 April 1929 Teams involved Barcelona Espanyol Most wins … Wikipedia
Balearic dialect — For other uses, see Balearic. Linguists coined Balearic (Catalan: balear, IPA: [bəɫəˈa]) as a collective name for the group of Catalan variants that people speak in the Balearic Islands. Those who speak it refer to their variant by the name… … Wikipedia
