AI & ChatGPT searches , social queries for VICTORIO BLANCO
Search references for VICTORIO BLANCO. Phrases containing VICTORIO BLANCO
See searches and references containing VICTORIO BLANCO!
Search references for VICTORIO BLANCO. Phrases containing VICTORIO BLANCO
See searches and references containing VICTORIO BLANCO!VICTORIO BLANCO
Mexican actor
Victorio Blanco (1893–1977) was a Mexican film actor. He enjoyed a lengthy and prolific career, appearing in around three hundred films. Judas (1936)
Victorio_Blanco
1940 Mexican film
directed by Raphael J. Sevilla and starring Victorio Blanco, Sergio de Karlo and Carlos López Moctezuma. Victorio Blanco Sergio de Karlo Carlos López Moctezuma
The_Midnight_Ghost
Kuno Becker Augusto Benedico Bruno Bichir Demián Bichir Odiseo Bichir Victorio Blanco Hector Bonilla Claudio Brook Alejandro Camacho Jaime Camil Eduardo
List_of_Mexican_actors
Fernando de Fuentes Enrique del Campo, Marta Roel, Carlos Villatoro, Victorio Blanco Godfather Mendoza Fernando de Fuentes Alfredo del Diestro, Carmen Guerrero
List of Mexican films of the 1930s
List_of_Mexican_films_of_the_1930s
1950 film by Miguel M. Delgado
Badillo as El turco (uncredited) Stephen Berne as Masajista (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Hombre en velorio (uncredited) Carmen Cabrera as Miembra del patronato
The_Doorman_(1950_film)
1934 Mexican film
Cristina Carlos Villatoro as Eduardo Paco Martínez as Padre Prior Victorio Blanco as Monje El fantasma del convento was co written and produced by Jorge
El_fantasma_del_convento
Topics referred to by the same term
football player and manager Victorio Unamuno (1909–1988), Spanish footballer Victorio Blanco (1893–1977), Mexican film actor Victorio Edades (1895–1985), Filipino
Victorio_(disambiguation)
1959 Mexican film
Guilmáin as Chanfa Noé Murayama as Pinto Rosenda Monteros as Prieta Victorio Blanco as Old prisoner Arturo Castro as Colonel José Chávez as Construction
Nazarín
1955 film by Zacarías Gómez Urquiza
airport (uncredited) León Barroso as Theater employee (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Costume party guest (uncredited) Guillermo Bravo Sosa as Beggar
The_Sin_of_Being_a_Woman
1953 Mexican film
as Transeúnte estación tren Daniel Arroyo as Miembro comité asilo Victorio Blanco as Espectador asamblea Carlos Bravo y Fernández as Representante agencia
God_Created_Them
1954 film by Miguel M. Delgado
en fiesta (uncredited) León Barroso as Hijo de Ortiz (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Mendigo (uncredited) Josefina Burgos as Mujer en hipódromo (uncredited)
A_Tailored_Gentleman
1967 Mexican film
Doorman (uncredited) Daniel Arroyo – Assembly Spectator (uncredited) Victorio Blanco – Don Milos Popovich (uncredited) Queta Carrasco – Guest at reception
Su_Excelencia
1953 film by Emilio Gómez Muriel
Rafael Estrada as Sobrino de padre Agustín (Father Agustín's nephew) Victorio Blanco as Socio de don Eugenio (Don Eugenio's associate) Rodolfo Calvo as
Eugenia_Grandet_(1953_film)
1936 film by Manuel R. Ojeda
Villatoro as Emilio Víctor Urruchúa as Traidor Manuel Buendía as Hacendado Victorio Blanco as Judas Carlos López Arturo Manrique Esther Fernandez Manuel Noriega
Judas_(1936_film)
1953 film
Hortensia, esposa de Francisco Fernando Wagner as Esposo de Yolanda Victorio Blanco as Empleado de Alberto Rodolfo Calvo as Asociado del produrador Alfonso
The_Player_(1953_film)
Mexican telenovela
Don Fermin Miguel Manzano Florinda Meza César Bono Pedro Regueiro Victorio Blanco Ponciano del Castillo "La tierra, novelas de Televisa". Alma Latina
La_tierra
1934 film directed by Miguel Contreras Torres
Ángel T. Sala as General Corona J. Enríquez as General Tomás Mejía Victorio Blanco as General Leonardo Márquez Alberto Galán as Hersfeld A. Sáenz as Count
Juarez_and_Maximilian
1951 film
Inés Murillo as Vecina Juan Orraca as Detective policía Sergio Prado Victorio Blanco as Custodio Flora Alicia Campos as Vecina Rogelio Fernández as Complice
Love_for_Sale_(1951_film)
1949 Mexican film
Chaviano as Bailarina Jorge Mondragon Óscar Pulido as Jefe de la secreta Victorio Blanco as Asesino turbante (uncredited) Guillermo Calles as Asesino turbante
The_Magician_(1949_film)
1956 Mexican film
José el largo Julio Ahuet as Cochero Daniel Arroyo as Hombre asaltado Victorio Blanco as Campesino anciano Guillermo Bravo Sosa as Borracho Enedina Díaz
The_Bandits_of_Cold_River
Conflicts between the U.S. Army and native Apache tribes (1849–1924)
Reservation in Arizona. On August 21, 1879, Victorio, 80 warriors, and their women and children fled the reservation. Victorio was joined by other Apache, especially
Apache_Wars
1951 film
Cliente restaurante Augusto Benedico as Don Federico, jefe de Benito Victorio Blanco as Miembro del comité Lupe Carriles as Vecina Enrique Carrillo as Cliente
They_Say_I'm_a_Communist
1954 Mexican film by Raphael J. Sevilla
Love") is a 1954 Mexican film. It stars Carlos Orellana. Luis Beristáin Victorio Blanco Armando Calvo Jorge Casanova Felipe de Flores Teresa de Sevilla Rafael
La_Calle_de_los_amores
1969 Mexican film
Monteagudo as Doña Candelaria Rodolfo Roca César Castro as Son of Judge Victorio Blanco as Elderly Man in Elevator (uncredited) Nora Cantú as Sara's Dancer
Un_Quijote_sin_mancha
1951 Mexican film
Gigantón Los Sherife José Ángel Espinosa "Ferrusquilla" as Narrator Victorio Blanco Guillermo Bravo Sosa Leonor Gómez as Cliente en bar Héctor Mateos José
Kill_Me_Because_I'm_Dying!
1954 film by Miguel Contreras Torres
which was also under construction. In alphabetical order Manuel Arvide Victorio Blanco Manuel Calvo Pedro Elviro Eduardo Fajardo Pedro Galván Enrique García
Tehuantepec_(film)
1963 film by Miguel Morayta
Enrique García Álvarez as Father Victor José Chávez as Village Man Victorio Blanco as Village Old Man (uncredited) Mario Cid as Paulino, Mayor's Son (uncredited)
The_Invasion_of_the_Vampires
1953 film
Rosita Fornés as Cantante Julio Gutiérrez Olga Chaviano as Bailarina Victorio Blanco as Empleado casino Josefina Burgos as Mujer en casino Rogelio Fernández
Cinnamon_Skin_(film)
television host February 16 — Carlos Pellicer, poet (b. 1897) October 1 — Victorio Blanco, movie actor (b. 1893) List of Mexican films of 1977 1976–77 Mexican
1977_in_Mexico
1966 film
Norma's servant Víctor Alcocer as Gabino Nathanael León as Ojo de Águila Victorio Blanco José Dupeyrón Sadi Dupeyrón Pablo López Hinds, Harold E.; Tatum, Charles
Alma_grande
1951 Mexican film
G. Rivera José L. Murillo as Justo Agustín Fernández as Don Tomás Victorio Blanco as Don Raúl Rogelio Fernández as Espectador Eufrosina García as Soledad
The_Masked_Tiger
1951 film
director Francisco Marco Chillet. Julio Ahuet Ramón Armengod José Arratia Victorio Blanco Florencio Castelló Alejandro Ciangherotti Pedro González Rojas Emilia
Port_of_Temptation
1948 Mexican film
Echeverría Pepe Nava as Don Melchor Enrique Zambrano as Don Ricardo Victorio Blanco as Don Isaac Martínez Alfredo Varela as Sacerdote Elisa Christy as
El_cuarto_mandamiento_(film)
1951 Mexican film
Arroyo as Cliente cabaret Stephen Berne as Cliente gringo cabaret Victorio Blanco as Mesero Julio Daneri as Manejador de juegos Manuel de la Vega as
Women_Without_Tomorrow
1942 Mexican film
José Pidal - General Domingo Monteverde Ramón G. Larrea - La Torre Victorio Blanco - Renovales Consuelo de Alba - Anita L. Blanchard Margarita Cortés
Simón_Bolívar_(1942_film)
Statue by Victorio Macho in Buen Retiro park, Madrid, Spain
brothers, José Francés [es], González Blanco and Emiliano Ramírez Ángel [es], in 1918 the project was entrusted to Victorio Macho, who had already carried out
Monument_to_Galdós_(Madrid)
1950 film
Arcos as Lupe, nanny Amparo Arozamena as Pepita Meneses y Francioli Victorio Blanco as Theater man (uncredited) Gloria Cansino as Theater employee (uncredited)
Traces_of_the_Past
1961 comedy film
Hermano Lobo Sergio Llanes Victorio Blanco as old cancionero Felipe del Castillo as Chava's patient Amador, María Luisa; Ayala Blanco, Jorge (January 1, 1986)
Brave_Pigeon
1953 film by Emilio Gómez Muriel
Sevilla as Amigo de Alberto José María Linares-Rivas as Señor Saldivar Victorio Blanco as Empleado boliche Ángel Merino as Hombre en biblioteca Alicia Montoya
A_Divorce
1965 film
Manuel Alvarado as Licenciado Donisio Carlos León as First sheriff Victorio Blanco (uncredited) Noé Murayama as "El Puma" (uncredited) El rifle implacable
El_rifle_implacable
1954 film
Agata Rosenow Eduardo Acuña María Herrero Guillermina Téllez Girón Victorio Blanco (uncredited) Fernando Casanova as Fabián Altamirano (uncredited) Martha
If_You_Came_Back_to_Me
1951 Mexican film
Acosta as Waiter (uncredited) Armando Arriola as Gambler (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Gambler (uncredited) Lupe Carriles as Woman on the street (uncredited)
Daughter_of_Deceit
1953 film by Rafael Baledón
as Gregorio Leobardo Acosta Norma Ancira León Barroso as Detective Victorio Blanco as Invitada a fiesta Ángel Merino Irlanda Mora as Invitada a fiesta
My Darling Clementine (1953 film)
My_Darling_Clementine_(1953_film)
1953 film by Alfredo B. Crevenna
colegio Amparo Arozamena as La actriz Lonka Becker as Profesora colegio Victorio Blanco as Botones Ada Carrasco as Señora Luz María Gómez Lupe Carriles as
Forbidden_Fruit_(1953_film)
1950 Mexican drama film
guest (uncredited) Ricardo Avendaño as Man in funeral (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Wedding guest (uncredited) Jorge Chesterking as Party guest (uncredited)
Another_Spring
Argentine football player and manager (1911–1990)
Victorio Luis Spinetto (3 June 1911 – 28 August 1990) was an Argentine football player and manager. He played as a centre half, mostly for Vélez Sársfield
Victorio_Spinetto
1950 film by Fernando A. Rivero
Padrastro Amalia Cristerna Linda Rey Antonio Velázquez as Antonio Victorio Blanco as Espectador toros Lupe Carriles as Raymunda, ama de llaves Roberto
Lost_(1950_film)
1948 Mexican film
the butler Nicolás Rodríguez as Martínez Hernán Vera as Inn owner Victorio Blanco as Bellboy Paco Martínez as Notary public Daniel Arroyo as Man asking
Que_Dios_me_perdone
1962 film
Schiller Ada Carrasco Virginia Manzano Sadi Dupeyrón Lupe Carriles Miguel Suárez Victorio Blanco Socorro Avelar El tejedor de milagros at IMDb v t e
El_tejedor_de_milagros
1968 Mexican film
Arango José Eduardo Pérez as Juan Pascual García Peña as Old Townsman Victorio Blanco as General Velasco Víctor Velázquez as Emeterio Leyva José Luis Fernández
Caballo prieto azabache (film)
Caballo_prieto_azabache_(film)
1965 Mexican film
Announcer Mario Sevilla as Poker Player (uncredited) Jesús Gómez as Bettor (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Bettor (uncredited) El zurdo at IMDb v t e
El_zurdo
1951 Mexican film
Restaurant customer (uncredited) Ricardo Avendaño as Bartender (uncredited) Victorio Blanco as Funeral home customer (uncredited) Josefina Burgos as Restaurant
Los_enredos_de_una_gallega
1950 film
Domingo Soler as Tío de Teresita Luis Badillo as Matias, cantinero Victorio Blanco as Policía Guillermo Bravo Sosa Lupe Carriles as Vendedora de frutas
The_Two_Orphans_(1950_film)
American composer
1982 Matachin Dances (EP, Cold Blue) 1986 Peñasco Blanco (Cold Blue, reissued on Nana + Victorio, 1993) 1992 Border Music (¿What Next?, reissued on OO
Peter_Garland_(composer)
Argentine sports club
a group of notable players such as goalkeeper Hugo Gatti, midfielders Victorio Cocco and Rubén Suñé and forwards Ernesto Mastrángelo and Leopoldo Luque
Unión_de_Santa_Fe
Diocese of the Catholic Church in Spain
12 May 1989 ) Francisco Alvarez Martínez (12 May 1989 – 23 Jun 1995 ) Victorio Oliver Domingo (22 Feb 1996 – 26 Nov 2005 ) Rafael Palmero Ramos (26 Nov
Diocese_of_Orihuela-Alicante
Mescalero Apache war chief
among the Mescalero people) and the great Mimbreño chief Victorio: on which occasion Victorio succeeded in persuading the council to send peace messengers
Carnoviste
and Leyla Hoyle as backing singers. She was dressed for the occasion by Victorio & Lucchino [es]. Eduardo Leiva [sv] conducted the event's orchestra performance
Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993
Spain_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest_1993
Archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
colonial period, popular for his pastoral scenes of Philippine countryside. Victorio Edades known as the father of Modern Philippine Art, popularized Modernism
Philippines
Sharon Finkelstein 1943–2015 South African singer Dr. Tangalanga Julio Victorio De Rissio 1916–2013 Argentine comedian Bill Tarmey William Piddington 1941–2012
List_of_stage_names
Wife of Simón Bolívar
Italian sculpturist Pietro Tenerani. In 1930 an allegorical sculpture by Victorio Macho showing Bolívar protecting his wife and parents was added to the
María Teresa Rodríguez del Toro y Alaysa
María_Teresa_Rodríguez_del_Toro_y_Alaysa
Mexican actress and singer (born 1977)
nominated in 2011 for the Ariel Award for her performance in the film Victorio. On television, she has appeared in well-known series such as Mujeres asesinas
Irán_Castillo
Argentine sports club
García Ameijenda (1967–74) Rubén Ayala (1968–73) Antonio Rosl (1968–73) Victorio Cocco (1968–74) Rubén Glaria (1968–74) Carlos Veglio (1968–75) Rubén Glaria
San_Lorenzo_de_Almagro
1883 War of the Pacific Chile Peru Bolivia 1879 1879 Sheepeater Indian War United States Turakina 1879 1881 Victorio's War United States Mexico Apache
List_of_wars:_1800–1899
Encarnacion Alzona, Filipino historian and educator (d. 2001) December 13 – Victorio Edades, Filipino painter (d. 1985) March 10 – Amai Pakpak, Maranao leader
1895_in_the_Philippines
Argentine actor (born 1978)
Salinas Telefe 2013 Una vida posible Pablo Canal 13 2014 Camino al amor Victorio "Vitto" Colucci Telefe 2015-2016 Esperanza mía Padre Tomás Ortiz Canal
Mariano_Martínez_(actor)
2013 Spanish TV series or program
Fernández-Victorio Lukas Vives Covadonga García Martina Pueyo Paula Alós Paloma Martínez Álex Cañada Natalia Jiménez Esther Requena María Blanco Gonzalo
MasterChef Junior (Spanish TV series)
MasterChef_Junior_(Spanish_TV_series)
Cycling race in Spain
Serra Hortensio Vidaurreta Vicente Marín 1950 Jorge Vallmitjana Victorio García Victorio Ruíz 1951 Alberto Sant Jaime Coscolluela Jaime Montaña 1952 Antonio
GP_Pascuas
2013 Argentine TV series or program
Colectivero of Buenos Aires, but also returns with his other son Guido (Victorio D´Alessandro), whom Simón sees with some suspicion. The treasurer of the
Mis_amigos_de_siempre
Vero, Nica, Verito, Veru Vicente = Chente, Vicen, Vicho, Sento Víctor, Victorio = Vítor, Vis, Vico, Vito Victoria = Vico, Viqui, Vicky, Tori, Toria, Toya
Spanish_naming_customs
City in Cauca, Colombia
founder Sebastián de Belalcázar, with an equestrian statue by Spanish artist Victorio Macho. Better known as the Paraninfo, this imposing mid-18th-century building
Popayán
Wayback Machine on the USCG official history website. Weil, Julie Zauzmer; Blanco, Adrian; Dominguez, Leo (January 10, 2022). "More than 1,700 congressmen
Slavery_in_the_United_States
President of Argentina from 1974 to 1976
her own party by a break in December with the Governor of Buenos Aires Victorio Calabró, who declared that "we won't make it [to the next elections]" and
Isabel_Perón
American Old West outlaw (1866–1908)
000-acre (61 km2) ranch that they purchased on the east bank of the Rio Blanco near Cholila, just east of the Andes in Chubut. Bruce Chatwin's In Patagonia
Butch_Cassidy
County in Texas, United States
of Mescaleros led by Chief Victorio. In August 1880, buffalo soldiers ambushed Victorio at Rattlesnake Springs. Victorio retreated to Mexico, where he
Jeff_Davis_County,_Texas
Federal electoral district of Mexico
Biblioteca Virtual. Cámara de Diputados. Retrieved 6 August 2024. "Perfil: Dip. Victorio Montalvo Rojas, LVII Legislatura". Sistema de Información Legislativa (SIL)
9th federal electoral district of Mexico City
9th_federal_electoral_district_of_Mexico_City
Spanish sculptor (born 1978)
III in 2012. 2008, Carlos was awarded first prize in the consolidated Victorio Macho Award from the City of Palencia and the Manuel Martinez Bragagnolo
Carlos_Albert
Spanish writer, philosopher and academic (1864–1936)
Valle-Inclán, Azorín, and Federico García Lorca. A sculpture of Unamuno's head by Victorio Macho was installed in the City Hall of Bilbao, Spain. It was withdrawn
Miguel_de_Unamuno
Argentine footballer (1906–1979)
of 1959 in Argentina, which was won by the hosts, he was together with Victorio Spinetto and José Barreiro joint manager of the Argentinian team. Player
José_Della_Torre
Mexican telenovela
Sergio DeFassio as Pedro Roque Ramón Valdés as Rodolfo Roberto Tello as Victorio Dulce as Antonia de la Macorra Irán Castillo as Ana Linares Kuno Becker
Soñadoras
Argentine telenovela
Bedoya Agüero Julia Calvo as Justina Merarda García / Felicitas García Victorio D´Alessandro as Luca Franccini Daniela Aita as Caridad Martina Cuesta Guadalupe
Casi_ángeles
1997 terror attack in Mexico
ABC-news item on the involvement of the government in the massacre Libro Blanco sobre Acteal / White Paper on Acteal, Procuraduría General de la República
Acteal_massacre
Part of the American Indian Wars
most of the 9th Cavalry troops were fighting Apaches in New Mexico in Victorio's War, and only two troops were stationed in Colorado. K Troop was escorting
White_River_War
concessions grouping began. From one side, the businessman Enrique Botas Blanco, who in 1996 was awarded the contract for urban transport of the city, took
LatBus
Catholic order of mendicant friars
Montalvo González (died 25 July 1936), Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War Victorio Martin Gago and 7 Companions (died between November 1936 to March 1937)
Order_of_Saint_Augustine
Beauty pageant
Agramonte 19 1.79 m (5 ft 10+1⁄2 in) Baní San Cristóbal Sahoni Yoy Camarena Victorio 23 1.75 m (5 ft 9 in) Santo Domingo Este San José de Ocoa Ada Aimée de
Miss_Dominican_Republic_2009
9th season of La Liga
Rank Goalscorers Team Goals 1 Victorio Unamuno Athletic Bilbao 20 2 Raimundo Blanco Sevilla 18 3 Vilanova Hércules 17 4 Campanal I Sevilla 16 5 Guillermo
1939–40_La_Liga
United States National Forest in New Mexico
Cochise and Geronimo have ties to the San Mateos. Vicks Peak was named after Victorio, “a Mimbreño Apache leader whose territory included much of the south and
Cibola_National_Forest
1918 final battle of the American Indian Wars
Lochiel and Campini. Smaller posts were also established at Arivaca and Oro Blanco and, finally, a troop of about thirty men maintained a camp at Atascosa
Battle_of_Bear_Valley
Ritmo, 1910; Juventud, 1928), Julio Antonio (Venus Mediterránea, 1914), Victorio Macho (Monument to Santiago Ramón y Cajal, 1926), Pablo Gargallo (Gran
History_of_the_nude_in_art
Building in Montjuïc, Barcelona
project also included a rear façade which included a sculpture realized by Victorio Macho. Eduardo Fernández Díaz: The design was one of a neoclassical style
Palau_Nacional
Argentine footballer and coach
Buenos Aires for a trial at Vélez Sarsfield. Despite conceding eight goals, Victorio Spinetto accepted him into the institution and was enrolled into the club's
Miguel Marín (Argentine footballer)
Miguel_Marín_(Argentine_footballer)
Argentine attorney, politician and military man (1789–1833)
dedicated to the control of commerce in the Río de la Plata, in charge of Victorio García de Zúñiga. He had also served as conciliator and attorney in Buenos
Joaquín_Canaveris
Municipality in La Paz Department, Bolivia
465 Irupana 1,882 Lambate 2,693 Lambate 347 Laza 800 Laza 164 Taca 1,080 Taca 183 Chicaloma 1,177 Chicaloma 634 Victorio Lanza 1,168 Victorio Lanza 181
Irupana_Municipality
Cycling race stages
9" 4 Umberto Drei (ITA) s.t. 5 Francisco Expósito [es] (ESP) s.t. 6 Victorio García [fr] (ESP) + 17" 7 Agustin Miro [ca] (ESP) s.t. 8 Bernardo Ruiz (ESP)
1950 Vuelta a España, Stage 12 to Stage 22
1950_Vuelta_a_España,_Stage_12_to_Stage_22
Miguel Diab, Eduardo Folle, Abraham Eidlin Grossman, Gustavo Magarinos, Victorio Cieslinskas, Néstor Anton, Eduardo Gordon (Coach: Raúl Canale) 1952 Olympic
Uruguay men's national basketball team
Uruguay_men's_national_basketball_team
Filipino actress (born 1986)
success, she won the FAMAS Award for Best Actress for her role as Anne Victorio. In 2018, Panganiban starred in Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes, a comedy film
Angelica_Panganiban
Argentine football rivalry
Lorenzo and Huracán. Jonás Acevedo Juan Santos Argañaraz Carlos Auzqui Héctor Blanco Carlos Bustos Carlos Buttice Fabián Carrizo José Cortecci Narciso Doval
Huracán–San_Lorenzo_derby
Latin Catholic archdiocese in Spain
(see above 3 Dec 1971 – retired 12 Apr 1983), died 1994 Auxiliary Bishop: Victorio Oliver Domingo (5 Sep 1972 – 20 Dec 1976), Titular Bishop of Limisa (5
Archdiocese_of_Madrid
Cycling race stages
5 José Serra (ESP) + 6' 23" 6 Victorio García [fr] (ESP) + 7' 11" 7 Antonio Gelabert (ESP) + 9' 30" 8 Senen Blanco (ESP) + 9' 44" 9 Rik Evens (BEL)
1950 Vuelta a España, Stage 1 to Stage 11
1950_Vuelta_a_España,_Stage_1_to_Stage_11
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO
VICTORIO BLANCO