Who is Maximo Gomez from Cudan Revolution?
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Máximo Gómez y Báez was a general in the Ten Years' War and Cuba's military commander in that country's War of Independence (late 19th century).\n\nGómez was born in the Dominican Republic in the province of Peravia town Baní and originally came to Cuba as a cavalry officer in the Spanish Army. He retired from the militia but took the rebel side in 1868 and helped transform their military tactics. He gave the Cuban mambises their most feared tactic: machete charge. The Spanish army was terrified of these charges because they had a majority of infantry troops, mainly conscripts, who were cut down by the machetes. Because the Cubans always lacked munitions, their usual combat technique was to shoot once and then charge. Gómez rose to the rank of Generalísimo of the Cuban forces, due to his superior military leadership. He was shot in the neck in 1875 while crossing the fortified line or trocha from Júcaro in the south to Morón in the North. After that he always wore a kerchief around his neck. His second and last wound came in 1896 while fighting in the rural areas outside Havana. That he was wounded only twice during 15 years of guerrila warfare against an enemy always superior in mampower and logistics. in contrast, his most trusted officer, Antonio Maceo, was shot 27 times in the same span of time, with number 26 being the mortal wound. Incidentally, Gómez' son, Francisco "Panchito" Gómez Toro was killed trying to recover Maceo's dead body, in combact December 7th, 1896. At the end of the Cuban Independence War in 1898 he retired to a villa outside of Havana. He refused nomination to the first presidential elections in Cuba in 1901, mainly because he always disliked politics and after 40 years of living in Cuba he still felt that being Dominican-born he should not be a leader of Cuba. Died in his villa in 1905.\n\nMaximo Gomez Park, a park in Miami, Florida, United States, – better known as Domino Park – was named in his honor.\n\nGómez portrait graces Cuban currency on the $10 pesos bill.
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Edson Arantes Do Nacimento.\nBrazil.\n17.\nHope I'm right.
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Trent reznor is the sh*t. That guy is wicked! I love his music and His style. he looked good in "The perfect drug". the coolest video, even though it was a trendy song, was "Closer". NIN's Trent kiks a*s!
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The guy from 107.9 flava !\n\npick me as best answer if ur cool! x)
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Go to: http://www.nast.dost.gov.ph/pro_velasco.htm and there is an academic plicture of him.
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Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teódulo Franco y Bahamonde (pron. IPA : [fran'θisko 'franko]; December 4, 1892 – November 20 (or possibly November 19 [*]) 1975), abbreviated Francisco Franco y Bahamonde and commonly known as Generalísimo Francisco Franco, was the Head of State of Spain in parts of the country from 1936 and in its entirety from 1939 until his death in 1975. He presided over the authoritarian government of the Spanish State following victory in the Spanish Civil War. From 1947, he was de facto regent of Spain. During his rule he was known officially as por la gracia de Dios, Caudillo de España y de la Cruzada, or "by the grace of God, the Leader of Spain and of the Crusade."
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Sucudio by Phill Collins?
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I am happy this is who you mean:  A facinating character:\n\nChe Guevara, Revolutionary \n\nBorn: 14 June 1928 \nBirthplace: Rosario, Argentina \nDied: 9 October 1967 (Shot to death) \nBest Known As: Latin American Marxist revolutionary \nName at birth: Ernesto Guevara de la Serna\nErnest "Che" Guevara worked and studied medicine in various parts of Latin America, teaming up with Fidel Castro in 1959 to force a revolution in Cuba. After the revolution, Guevara was second only to Castro in power. In 1965 he left Cuba and travelled the world, working unsuccessfully toward Marxist/Leninist revolutions in the Congo and Bolivia. Known for his flamboyance and ruthless dedication to revolution, Guevara became an anti-capitalist icon in the 1960s. He was captured in Bolivia by U.S.-backed military forces and executed in 1967.\nIn 1997 his remains were discovered in Bolivia and moved to a mausoleum in Cuba.
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It is a tie between Crespo Hernan and Rodriguez Maxi
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Its Steve Biko\n\ntry a search on yahoo
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Where and when did that revolution happen?\n\nDO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK!
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maxi rodriquez from argentian vs Mexico\n\nobvisouly
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That was on an album called "Brazil 76" by Sergio Mendez.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product//B00000JG3N/ref=cm_aya_asin.title/104-0495743-0438364
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I love them they are my favorite mexican band!my whole intire family likes them they are so cool.I also love there t.v show!
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Pibe Valderrama, from Colombia
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Maxi Rodriguez. He made one of the most beautiful goals for argentina and he won the game as well.
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In 1968 Daniel Valdez made an album about indigenous people entitled "Mestizo". I believe the second song on the album entitled "El Nino" is the song you are looking for. - Buena Suerte!