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- lagunillas and the famous "chimo" (chewing tobacco) production.

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- lagunillas y fabricación del " chimo " hecho con urao.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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through the exploration of the circumstances that led to the petition of chimo in his capacity as indigenous cacique and the reasons put forward to accuse him of being an impostor, this article seeks to understand the ways in which indigenous subjects broke away from the rhetoric of vassalage on both sides of the atlantic.

Spanish

mediante la exploración de las circunstancias que llevaron a la petición de chimo en su condición de cacique indígena y de las razones expuestas para acusarlo de impostor, este artículo busca entender las formas en que los sujetos indígenas rompieron con la retórica del vasallaje a ambos lados del atlántico.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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these included pop star queen, who led the voting at the time of elimination; chimo bayo, who was in third place; kejío; and juan losada.

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entre ellas pop star queen, que encabezaba la votación en el momento de la eliminación; chimo bayo, que se encontraba en tercera posición; kejío; y juan losada.

Last Update: 2016-03-03
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following the judicial and notarial tracks left in the mid 17th century by an indigenous man who called himself carlos chimo, from his confrontations with the colonial authorities on the north coast of peru until his defiant presentation at the spanish royal court, this article explores the ways in which andean leaders confirmed múltiple identities and in the process, revealed the ambiguous position of indigenous vassals in the spanish kingdoms.

Spanish

tras seguir el rastro judicial y notarial dejado a mediados del siglo xvii por un indígena que decía llamarse carlos chimo, desde sus enfrentamientos con las autoridades coloniales en la costa norte de perú hasta su desafiante presentación ante la corte real española, este artículo explora las formas en que líderes andinos afirmaron múltiples identidades y, en el proceso, hicieron evidente la posición ambigua de los vasallos indígenas en los reinos españoles.

Last Update: 2018-02-13
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