Can Someone Translate This Baptism Document For Me??please

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Abram

Congratulations on finding this record! It is tough to read. The essential part is, I believe:

En nochistlan dos de Enero de setensientos i siete an bapt i puso oleo a Rosa Maria ... nacio a 22 del pasado hija de Marcos Velasco i Dorothea de llamas (??) fueron PP Antto Velasco i Maria Gonzales todos espanoles de este Pheligresia

In Nochistlan, 2 Jan 1707, baptized and annoited with oil Rosa Maria born the 22 of the past [month] daughter of Marcos Velasco and Dorothea de Llamas, the godparents were Antonio Velasco and Maria Gonzales, all Spanish, of this jurisdiction

I am not sure about Dorothea's last name. The Family Search index says "de Mamas," but I've not seen this name before, I have seen "de Llamas". Perhaps what they are seeing as "M" is actually "ll". Does anyone else have another opinion?

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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Abram Flores
Thanks so much for translating this document for me.I was hoping the last name would be De Armas but oh well i really never hear of those two sure names sort of weird.

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Llamas and Lamas are very well known last names in the Tlaltenango, Zacatecas region.
 
Anna Arellano

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Abram

Congratulations on finding this record! It is tough to read. The essential part is, I believe:

En nochistlan dos de Enero de setensientos i siete an bapt i puso oleo a Rosa Maria ... nacio a 22 del pasado hija de Marcos Velasco i Dorothea de llamas (??) fueron PP Antto Velasco i Maria Gonzales todos espanoles de este Pheligresia

In Nochistlan, 2 Jan 1707, baptized and annoited with oil Rosa Maria born the 22 of the past [month] daughter of Marcos Velasco and Dorothea de Llamas, the godparents were Antonio Velasco and Maria Gonzales, all Spanish, of this jurisdiction

I am not sure about Dorothea's last name. The Family Search index says "de Mamas," but I've not seen this name before, I have seen "de Llamas". Perhaps what they are

Trying to find this baptism document

Im trying to find this marriage document but i rally can't read the words that well especially with my bad spanish.
Rosa Maria Velasco
Baptized in Nochistlan Zacatecas Mexico
Date:02/January/1706

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Abram Flores
i FOUND THE DOCUMENT ALREADY WHAT I NEED HELP IS READING THE WHOLE DOC SO THE INDIVIDUAL WHO GOT BAPTIZE WAS ROSA MARIA VELASCO SO IF SOMEONE CAN PLEASE TRANSLTE IT FOR ME?
02/JAN/1707
1688-1718
PAGE#356 ON THE BOTTOM RIGHT SECOND PAGE

Fabiela Escoto

Hola a todos, I wondering if any body can figure out the padrino's name of Fabiela Escoto in Bautismos de San Juan de los Lagos 1710-1737 image 53.

Joseph Maria De Yslas

Correct me if im wrong this individual Joseph Maria De Yslas from nochistlan zacatecas married Ana De Quesada

GuadalajaraDispensas: 1798 FHL Source Film 168102 / OAH 2421 pt2 Extractions Online

Posted today at www.guadalajaradispensas.com
Now posted: 1798 FHL Source Film 168102
Nuevo archivo: 1798 rollo OAH 2421 pt2

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Claudia

Thanks again for your selfless efforts! Your generosity is beyond words!!

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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No es suficiente con decir gracias, por compartirnos el fruto de tan arduo y constante trabajo. pero es lo minimo que debemos hacer.

MIL GRACIAS!!!

Miguel Beltran

Possible son for Diego Delgadillo & Petrona Ysla

I would like to know what all of you think. I found a possible son for Diego and Petrona. I have: George Delgadillo,
George Delgadillo & Clara Alvares
Married 1 June 1698 in Nochistlan Image #90.

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Lisa Cruz

First of all Thank you Claudia, Armando,and Ronnie for responding. Im sorry I made a mistake, your right Claudia, Christoval is the Father of Ygnacio.
Ronnie is the book your talking about out of print? Thats great information. The dispensa is in Claudia's website.

Lisa

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Hello Lisa , I believe its out of print , but maybe the other members might know something .
Ronnie

> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> From: lisacruz_1967@hotmail.com
> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 15:57:10 -0800
> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Possible Son for Diego Delgadillo
>
> Lisa Cruz
>
> First of all Thank you Claudia, Armando,and Ronnie for responding. Im sorry I made a mistake, your right Claudia, Christoval is the Father of Ygnacio.
> Ronnie is the book your talking about out of print? Thats great information. The dispensa is in Claudia's website.
>
> Lisa

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Can you give us the links for the marriages and the dispensa you mentioned?
I think it is appropiate for those of us that are willing to try to help
that don't have a relationship to these individuals and/or aren't studying
the Nochistlán records. It also gives us a little more time to study the
records.

Armando

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 11:41 AM, wrote:

> I would like to know what all of you think. I found a possible son for
> Diego and Petrona. I have: George Delgadillo,
> George Delgadillo & Clara Alvares
> Married 1 June 1698 in Nochistlan Image #90.
> Does not state Parents, but it has Padrinos as Andres Marin de Penalosa
> and Ma. de la Concepcion Delgadillo. And they married 28 July 1692 in
> Nochistlan Image #26. It states she is Diego's daughter. I found a
> Dispensa for Jose Maria Ximenes and Bacilia Sandoval, 1798 posted Feb 7
> film #168101 Image #208 that states George Delgadillo and Christoval
> Delgadillo are brothers, Christoval is the son Ygnacio Delgadillo and
>

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Hola Lisa, In Jose Luis Vazquez 's book Genealogia de Nochistlan- Chap.13 page 45 tjere is a George Delgadillo married to Clara Alvarez but the author Jose Luis has George son of Juan Delgadillo and Elvira Martinez de Alcaron. I found a Cristobal Delgadillo Page 44 that says he is the son of Diego Delgadillo and Petraona de Isla. I really can't say much ,in this chapter( for me
) it is kinda of confusing.
Ronnie Reynoso

> Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:16:15 -0600
> From: fandemma@gmail.com
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Possible son for Diego Delgadillo & Petrona Ysla
>
> Can you give us the links for the marriages and the dispensa you mentioned?
> I think it is appropiate for those of us that are willing to try to help
> that don't have a relationship to these individuals and/or aren't studying
> the Nochistlán records. It also gives us a little more time to study the
> records.
>
> Armando
>
> On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 11:41 AM, wrote:
>
> > I

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Lisa, I'm confused,
Of you are referring to the 1798 dispensa extraction I posted on Feb 7, then Christobal is the FATHER of Ignacio, not the son; according to the tree on img 208.

I would say that dispensa from 1798 is what you should go by (for now until you have better proof). The fact that George's marriage madrina was daughter of Diego Delgadillo is not enough to assume that she was sister to his father. There could have been more than one Christobal Delgadillo at that time, and any one of them could have been George's brother.

Just my take--at first glance, although I didn't read the entire dispensa. :)

Saludos,
Claudia
www.guadalajaradispensas.com

1930s Census for Mexico

I started researching my wife's Genealogy, and a majority of her family is from the Atemajac de Brizuela/Barranca de Santa Clara areas.

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Just finished with all of the surnames starting with "A" listed in the "Mexico, Jalisco State Catholic Church Records,Barranca de Sant Clara, Barranca de Santa Clara, Bautismos 1922-1948". Eventually, I will try to link the person's name with their Baptism record. Enjoy.

Sólo terminado con todos los apellidos que comienzan con "A" puesto en una lista en el "Mexico, Jalisco State Catholic Church Records,Barranca de Sant Clara, Barranca de Santa Clara, Bautismos 1922-1948". Finalmente, trataré de unir el nombre de la persona con su registro de Bautismo. Disfrutar.

-Merlywwn

Link: http://sites.google.com/site/familiesofjaliscomexico/home/barranca-de-s…

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Hola! Lo maravilloso de la genealogía es que solos no podemos, la unión de las personas es lo que hace interesantes los descubrimientos.
Gracias por compartir tu trabajo, seguramente mucha gente resultará beneficiada.
Todo lo mejor,
Verónica

Hello! The great thing about genealogy is that we can not, the union of the people is what makes them interesting discoveries.
Thank you for sharing your work, surely many people will be benefited.
All the best,

Traduccion de certificado de bautizo Baptism translation

Hello,

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En la villa de Santa Maria de los Lagos en dicho día mes i año baptizé y
puse los olios y chrisma a Basilio espl hijo lexitimo de Luis
Lopes Valdes y de Ana Lopez vesinos del rio de Santa Maria fueron padrinos
?
Francisco Aldana españoles y vesinos de esta jurisdiccion a quienes
advertí el parentesco y cognación espiritual y lo firmé
Br Miguel
Gonsales

Here the Información Matrimonial of Luis López Valdés and Ana López de Lara
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18567-29622-56?cc=1874591&wc…

Saludos
Armando

On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 6:50 PM, wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am having a very difficult time making anything out on this baptismal
> record for Basilio Lopes Baldes, I would appreciate some help if anyone has
> the time. It is last entry on the bottom left.
>
> https://familysearch.org/pal:/**MM9.3.1/TH-1-18573-12922-52?**
> cc=1874591&wc=12506714
>
> Thank you
> Monica Ochoa
>
>
>
> Hola,
>
> Estoy

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I also would appreciate help in translating the following bapt record, located at this address.

It's a two page record. Bottom two lines on Image 471 of 565 and continuing to Image 472 on the following page.

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https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-159389-697347-15?cc=1410092&…

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-159389-697502-10?cc=1410092&…

Jose Luziano Gonzalez Corbera, hijo da Ygnasio Corbera y Juana Faustina Gonzalez.

I believe it is saying that the child being now baptized is "mulato," and that the child had been baptized at home, because they were fearful the child would die before being baptized at church.

The part that I'm not sure of I think is saying that the person that performed the baptismal at home was a Juan Marcos de Cota... the remaining wording I need help with.

Thank you,

Pat Silva Corbera

 

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Pat,

Here's the translation.

On 3 January 1782, a mulato baby boy born 28 days ago, son of Ygnacio Corbera and Juana Faustina Gonsalez, legitimately married. Because of the danger of imminent death, the child was baptized at home by Juan Marcos de Cota, naming him Jose Luciano and afterwards I baptized him. His Godparents were the same Juan Cota and his wife, Ana de Acosta. I signed it.

Alicia

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Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Traduccion de certificado de bautizo Baptism translation

I also would appreciate help in translating the following bapt record, located at this address.

It's a two page record. Bottom two lines on Image 471 of 565 and continuing to Image 472 on the following page.

..

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-159389-697347-15?cc=1410092&…

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-159389-697502-10?cc

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 Alicia,

 

Thank you for your help. 

 

I have another question... Was it common for couples to baptize their offspring, even if they were not married?

 

I'm seeing records where children are listed as "hijo/hija natural," but the names of the parents as well as the names of the AP and AM are included in the record/document ?

 

I hadn't viewed "baptismos naturals," films before, but now I'm finding it very interesting.

 

Pat

 

 

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Pat,

I have a GGgrandfather who had two families, one with his wife and another with another woman. He actually had more children with the second one and they were all recorded in the hijos naturales with both sets of grandparents listed. Sinverguenza that he was. We believe he must have been influential in the town for them to overlook that.

I think that when the father was willing to claim the child they could and would list the grandparents. In many cases if there was rape or incest, the paternal grandparents would not be listed but in this case, the father claimed his children.

Alicia

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Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 7:16 PM
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 Alicia,

 

Thank you for your help. 

 

I have another question... Was it common for couples to baptize their offspring, even if they were not married?

 

I'm seeing

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In some places and times, it seems that only the mother is named in cases of the parents not being married. In other places, the appears that hijos naturales are almost more common than children of married parents; in those areas both parents are named most of the time, as well as all the grandparents.

I have rarely seen cases of hijo naturales where only the father is named.

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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Thank you George...

 

This is a new area of research for me, I never thought to view the hijos naturals before. 

 

Pat Silva Corbera

Tracy CA

p.s. We're almost neighbors... ;-)

 

 
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Hijo/hija natural

In some places and times, it seems that only the mother is named in cases of the parents not being married. In other places, the appears that hijos naturales are almost more common than children of married parents; in those areas both parents are named most of the time, as well as all the grandparents.

I have rarely seen cases of hijo naturales where only the father is named.

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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Alicia,

 

I think I have the same situation, but I'm having a difficult time sorting it all out.  I need to spend more time viewing the "bautismos natural," in order to truly piece this all together.

 

This is an area that I never thought to look into.

 

I agree sinverguenza. 

 

Thank you for your help!

Pat Silva Corbera

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Pat,

I have a GGgrandfather who had two families, one with his wife and another with another woman. He actually had more children with the second one and they were all recorded in the hijos naturales with both sets of grandparents listed. Sinverguenza that he was. We believe he must have been influential in the town for them to overlook that.

I think that when the father was willing to claim the child they could and

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Basilio Esl.
En la Villa de Santa Maria de los Lagos en dicho dia mes y año bapte y puse los santos oleos y chrisma a Bacilio espl hijo lexmo de Luis Lopez Valdez y de Ana Lopez ? ? de Sta Maria fueron P.P. Franco. Aldana españoles y vesinos de esta juridiccion aqn. adverti el parentesco y cogn. espiritual y para que conste lo firme=
Bn Miguel Gonzalez de la Barrera

States that in the Village of Santa Maria de los Lagos in such day month and year baptized Bacilio, Spanish legitimate son of Luis Lopez Valdez and Ana Lopez ??from Santa Maria, the Godparents were Franco. Aldana Spanish and neighbors of this jurisdiction to whom I advised of the spiritual parentage and for the record I signed it==
Bn Miguel Gonzalez de la Barrera

LAgos de moreno pre 1700

Hello Nuestros Rancheros,

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They are my ancestors. Their marriage can be found here
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18567-40853-13?cc=1874591&wc…

Saludos
Armando

On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 7:31 PM, wrote:

> Hello Nuestros Rancheros,
>
> I was looking for marriage records for Antonio de Abalos y Juana de Ayala
> y Gusman (Juana Gusmana) in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco for 1694 but cannot
> find any images. I know they exist because the Family Search archive has
> the record indexed under film #221512.
>
> What am I doing wrong why can't I see/find the images in the on-line
> database?
>
> Thanks for your help in advance.
>
> Monica Ochoa
>
>
> Hola Nuestros rancheros,
>
> Yo estaba buscando registros de matrimonio de Antonio de Abalos y Juana de
> Ayala y Guzmán (Juana Gusmana) en Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco del ano 1694,
> pero no puede encontrar ninguna imagen. Sé que existen porque el archivo de
> Family Search tiene el récord indexada en la película # 221512.
>
> ¿Qué estoy haciendo mal ¿por qué

Mexican Church Records in other languages!

I just wanted to write about something that caught my attention in the last few weeks. I used to think that Spanish was all that I needed to read Mexican church records.

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I have seen marriage records from the 1870's and 1880's written in Latin, for the Church of Saint Agustin (Ecclesiae Sancti Augustini) in Laredo, Texas, just across the Mexican border. Some completely written, some printed with "fill in the blanks", depending on the year. Although they have the Latinized names and surnames, they also include the names in English or Spanish at the margin. In these cases, you just read them! If you know Spanish you may figure out a good deal of the text. In any case, you can just look for the names of bride, groom, their parents, ages and places of origin. It is not too different from reading Spanish records. The film number I have checked out is 0944276, but I don't think it is already online. Náhuatl records may be quite more challenging though!

Victoriano Navarro

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Do you have a film number, not that i can read it, would just like to give it a look, sounds interesting.

Thanks,
Alicia

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Sent: Monday, February 6, 2012 7:15 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Mexican Church Records in other languages!

I just wanted to write about something that caught my attention in the last few weeks. I used to think that Spanish was all that I needed to read Mexican church records. To my surprise, I was browsing some online films from Guachinango, Jalisco, and discovered that at a certain time, in the 1800's, whole parish books were written in Latin! Even the names of the people involved were latinized by the priest who recorded them. This caught me by surprise because I had never encountered this.

I thought, well, Latin sounds somewhat like Spanish, and I guess it won't be impossible to decipher if I ever need to look for an ancestor in one of those parish books

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Hi, I don't have the film number for the Latin records in Jalisco, since I was just browsing during my free time and not looking for a specific ancestor. For the  Nahuatl records, the indexing program lists the film as 004565460 Mexico, DF Bautismos 1536-1900. I've been indexing in this project since the Aguascalientes project disappeared. I'm glad I can be of help with this project, but I sure hope they bring something for Jalisco soon.

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Do you have a film number, not that i can read it, would just like to give it a look, sounds interesting.

Thanks,
Alicia

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I just

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I have yet to see Mexican church records in Latin, but it is quite common in Austria and Czechoslovakia. With just a little Latin vocabulary, those are pretty easy to read.

George Fulton

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I have seen Latin in some baptisms of my ancestors in the late 1800s in a certain diocese that encomassed El Paso County Texas and Dona Ana County, in Mesilla Valley in Southern New Mexico. Carmen was Carmeli, Maria was Miriam, Eligio was Eligiam, Eulalio was Eulalius.

They were in a pre-printed fill-in-the'blanks form that read;

Ego infrascriptus baptizavi________________
nat_________ex_______________ex loco___________________et_________________ex loco______________Patrini Fuerunt_____________________.

I read these as the name of the child, when and where born, mother's Name, where mother lived, father's name, where father lived, and who the godparents were. The priest wrote in the information in latin, such as Septembris for September, close enough to Spanish or Italian so that I could make it out.

Emilie
Port Orchard, WA

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Delgadillo-Prieto

Thank you Arturo Ramos,  I couldn't see the image well enough to make out all lthe names.  I appreciate your clarification.
R. Medrano

Delgadillo-Prieto marriage

I have found a civil record of my GGgrandparents and would like to ask for assistance in the details of the ceremony, names of relatives, and other relevant information.

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Nochistlan, Zacatecas, 27 Jan 1885
Emeterio Delgadillo, 23 y.o, legitimate son of Gabriel Delgadillo, 48 y.o, and Leandra Yniguez, 40 y.o.
Juana Prieto, 20 y.o., legitimate daughter of Marcelino Prieto, 60 y.o. and Maria del Refugio Cruz, 50 y.o.
Witnesses: Francisco Aguayo, Jose Maria Perez

Padrones 1772-1784 Arzobispado de Guadalajara

Amigos: Sigo buscando padres de Jose Maria Elizalde Xaramillo, casado el 1 May 1797 en el Sagrario de Guadalajara.

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Mil gracias querida, seguiré en la búsqueda, es posible que vaya directamente a Irapuato a encontrar los datos que necesito.
No cabe duda que la unión hace la fuerza.

Todo lo mejor!
Verónica

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Gracias Gloria, efectivamente ella es su hermana.
Jose Maria Elizalde, casado con Thereza Xaramillo, tienen a Maria manuela, Jose maria Ygnacio y mi Jose Maria... se llevan con casi 20 años de diferencia, eso me inquieta. Al parecer en el archivo historico de Irapuato hay informacion de Jose Maria (el padre). Definitivamente me gustaria ir, antes de volcarme a buscar en los archivos de Morelia, que ya vez que son super extensos.

No sabes lo agradecida que estoy por tu ayuda e interes.

Juntos!!

Veronica

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Vero:

Admiro tu dedicación por la búsqueda de tus ancestros. Me encantaría poder ayudarte pero lamentablemente no tengo la información o no tengo parentesco con los Elizalde pero por si de casualidad llegara a encontrarme con algo que pudiera serte útil te lo comunicaría con mucho gusto.

Muchas gracias por los padrones y las dispensas de Michoacán, a alguien alegrarás con tu trabajo.
Te deseo mucha suerte, sigue así, seguro los encontrarás.

Enrique Agraz

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Gracias Enrique! Así es este trabajo, sigo en la búsqueda, gracias por tus palabras. Seguramente algo saldrá, no tengo duda. todo lo mejor!