Tag: Vascos en America
An Euzko Etxea borne of the more than four centuries of...
Update: Limako Arantzazu Euzko Etxea has been recognized as a Basque Center by the Basque Government
Few Basque institutions have survived and thrived over four...
Reno-Sparks 1959: The Origin of Basque Festivals in the US
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
This is not the first time we've shared one of the enlightening articles written by Iker Saitua about the...
Brazilian soccer historian, grandson of one of the founders of Athletic...
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We found this story, penned by Rafael Valente, on the ESPN Brazil website. It's the sad news of the passing...
Arantzazu Euzko Etxea of Lima: Manifesto against the Valley of the...
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This is hardly the first time we've spoken about the work being done at the Arantzazu Euzko Etxea of...
Lehendakari Aguirre’s first tour of the Americas: 76 years of a...
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When Lehendakari Aguirre started his tour of Latin America in 1942, it was hard to imagine a worse...
The song by a Peruvian singer-songwriter that we recorded under the...
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We've had the chance to talk a lot lately about the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Aranzazu of Lima,...
From Mexico: an educational tradition of Basque origin turns 250 years...
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We have noticed sometimes that there's a tendency for the stories that reach the blog to group together...
Closing a nearly five-century old circle: a ‘novena’ of the Basques...
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A few days ago, we dedicated a longer article to the Brotherhood of the Virgen of Arantzazu of...
February 13: 406 years of the foundation of the Brotherhood of...
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Updated June 16, 2019: The Constitution of the Arantzazu Euzko Etxea of Lima (at the end of the...
Martín de Murua, the Basque who wrote about the Incas of...
![Tomado de la obra Códice Murúa: Historia y genealogía de los reyes incas del Perú del padre mercedario fray Martín de Murúa: códice Galvin (2004 [1590]). En el brazo del personaje se puede leer: "Vila Oma" y en la pierna del mismo: "El gran pontífice del Inga"; ambas inscripciones dan cuenta de la alta jerarquía del individuo, la cual se ve a su vez reforzada mediante el uso de la diadema en forma de media luna, el brazalete o chipana, bastón de mando y el adorno de barbilla.](https://i0.wp.com/aboutbasquecountry.eus/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/historia-general-del-piru-martin-de-murua.jpg?resize=324%2C235&ssl=1 "Martín de Murua, the Basque who wrote about the Incas of Peru in a 16th century illustrated story")
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Jorge Paredes Laos has just published an interesting article in the Peruvian daily El Comercio about the life...