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Meaning of "michelena"
Michelena (noun): A name or title of a person, place, or entity, often used for identification or reference
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But Michelena himself was sceptical about this comparison.
Every CMPC movie was from that time forward intended to be a star vehicle for Michelena.
Michelena returned to duty in Jalapa.
He was the father of Beatriz and Vera Michelena.
Arturo Michelena in his Paris workshop.
The municipality is named for the Venezuelan politician Santos Michelena.
Almonte assisted Ambassador José Mariano Michelena in negotiating a commercial and amity treaty with England.
Michelena had taking an active part in capture of the " Pitt " sloop of fourteen guns.
That year he received again the Arturo Michelena Prize with a work of informalist tendency, Parameras.
Michelena was detained on April 7 days after photographing a police operation in Havana, according to news.
Morocopo is a town in the Santos Michelena Municipality in the state of Aragua, Venezuela.
Michelena is a town in Táchira state, Venezuela.
Since the 1960s, the law firm of Berger & Michelena has represented clients suffering from work-related injuries.
In 2009 he resigned to start his own business with Ander Michelena.
In addition to her column, Michelena wrote occasional articles intended for a wider readership.
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In 1735 Cruzat 's term of office expired and he was replaced by Henrique de Olavide y Michelena.
For adult readers, Michelena wrote other pieces such as a history of the moving picture industry.
Michelena next appeared in The Devil 's Playground, a social drama produced by Monmouth Films in 1917.
By 1914, Middleton and Michelena were making three major films at the same time.
In 1879 Michelena and his father opened a painting school in Valencia.
The airport, Arturo Michelena International Airport ( VIN ), is the nation 's third busiest.
The airport, Arturo Michelena International Airport ( SVVA ), is the nation 's third busiest.
