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Devuélveme a mi chica
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Grandiosas Canciones En Español". The song is popularly known as "Sufre, mamón ", due to the chorus catchphrase. Over time, the song has become a Spanish
Manuel Summers
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pop group Hombres G; Manuel Summers' last two films as a director, Sufre Mamón (1987) and Suéltate el pelo (1988), are centered around the group, and Summers
David Summers Rodríguez
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Madruga played the role of Summers' girlfriend in the 1987 film Sufre Mamón and it is speculated that she is the subject of such songs as "Marta tiene
Gonzalo García Vivanco
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July 2023. Retrieved 13 July 2023. YouTube (9 December 2011). "Eres un mamón - Amandititita". YouTube (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 October 2012. YouTube
List of Spanish films of 1987
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Resines, Álvaro de Luna, Kiti Mánver, Fernando Vivanco J U N E 15 Sufre mamón (es) Director: Manuel Summers Cast: Marta Madruga, Gerardo Ortega, Curro
List of Spanish films of 1987
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Resines, Álvaro de Luna, Kiti Mánver, Fernando Vivanco J U N E 15 Sufre mamón (es) Director: Manuel Summers Cast: Marta Madruga, Gerardo Ortega, Curro
Santa Rita, Pampanga
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native pastry attractions of the town like sansrival, masa podrido, mamón and mamón tostado. Dúman is relatively expensive. Food critic Claude Tayag explains
Nicaraguan cuisine
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cimarrona Linaza Linaza con tamarindo Mamey (nothing to do with sapodilla) Mamón Nancite (yellow cherries drink) Naranja con remolachas Naranja con zanahorias
Battle of Loma del Gato
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del Gato; Brigadier Pedro Agustín Pérez was to cover the position of El Mamón , and Brigadier Matías Vega Alemán (es) was to provide support to Cebreco's
Chasicoan
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Jhon Richard (2005), Estudio magnetoestratigráfico en la sección de El Mamón (miembro medio de la Formación Urumaco, Estado Falcón) (MSc. thesis) (PDF)
Acarigua
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Musiu Carmelo Parque Mittar Nakichenovich Balneario Sabanetica Balneario el Mamón Parque Curpa, popularly known as José Antonio Páez Park. Acarigua is a principal