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Meaning of catira



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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

catira
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In the Eastern Plains of Colombia and Venezuela, it is the way to call a woman of white robe, light eyes and blond hair. Mona, blonde, girl.

  



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Anónimo

CATIRA: In Venezuela, a type of bitter cassava.

  

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Felipe Lorenzo del Río

Novel of the writer Spanish and prize nobel Camilo Jose Cela and Trulock, good writer and bad person. The Catira was commissioned by the Venezuelan dictator Marcos Pérez Jiménez, paid 3 million pesetas of the 1950s, to internationally promote the Venezuelan dictatorship and step sell culturally Franco. In the Catira, Pipía Sanchez, a woman haughty, projected Cela a false language and ethnicity llanera.

  

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Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz

In Venezuela, a catira is a woman that has the hair blonde.

  

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Francisco Vargas.

Very good.... As a contribution, I leave this link speaks of the Catira in Brazil term: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catira 62;Mainly associated with a dance or dance. It is in Portuguese but I think that there will be no difficulty to understand it, in any case, I can translate it in case that need it. To find abundant information about this genre in Brazil, just put "Catira Brazil " in Google. By the way, I am Venezuelan, and I like that they could delve into this origin who say that it is cumanogoto, because since I live in Brazil, I discovered that there are many Indians 40 words; places ) similar between Venezuela and Brazil. Thank you.

  

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Anonymous

The meaning of &#"catire-catira&#" refers to a person with blonde hair, period, where the color of the eyes don&#'t mean anything or the race of the parents as well.Even if the person dye the hair to blonde, that person is now catire-catira while it last....

  










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