Significados de spanish conquistador en inglés

Spanish conquistadors used the liquid from the avocado seeds to make reddish-blackish ink.

I have the bloody thirst, as said the great Spanish conquistador.

Moctezuma II was an Aztec chieftain killed by Spanish conquistadors.

The headdress is believed to be a gift from Montezuma to 16th Century Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes.

Until now, the ruling theory was that syphillis had been introduced to the Americas by the Spanish conquistadors.

I know some immortals-a couple of cowboys, a Spanish conquistador and two great Apache warriors-who are loyal to us.

The Spanish conquistadors brought grapes to Peru and the country has been brewing the clear brandy since the 17th century.

'Yes, he was a Spanish conquistador and nobleman once.'

Many Bolivians fear that multinationals will exploit the reserves in another saqueo, the ransacking of Bolivia's silver by Spanish conquistadors.

There was a mural on one wall showing Spanish conquistadors and breechcloth-clad Native Americans as we came down the escalators.

The practice was effective enough and the action throws an interesting light on the Spanish conquistador in general and Pizarro in particular.

After the Spanish conquistadors arrived in the New World, they set about suppressing the cultural and religious identity of its indigenous inhabitants.

Another highlight at the sale is expected to be a colonial portrait of Moctezuma II, the Aztec chieftain killed by Spanish conquistadors.

Our wider understanding of the Mayan pantheon, however, is limited, because when Spanish conquistadors arrived in modern-day Guatemala they destroyed written references to indigenous deities.

Ponce de Leon, and the other Spanish conquistadors who came to the United States in search of that fountain centuries ago, would surely be envious.

Spanish conquistadors arrived in the territory of Mexico in 1521 and ruled it as a colony until 1821, sweeping away the Aztec empire.