Eunice betances biography

  • Teresa dominguez
  • Miriam cruz
  • Florangel del villar

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    Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by nationality/Dominican Republic

    name image description occupation date of birth date of death place of birth place of death wikidata item site links Aldonza Villalobos Manrique

    governor (1520–1579) ♀

    governor1520 1579 Santo DomingoMadridQ1157881971 Madame de VilleblancheFrench composer composer1766-06 1789-08-11 Santo DomingoParisQ1073520591 Fortunée Hamelin
    French salon-holder salonnière1776-03-25 1851-04-29 Santo Domingoformer 2nd arrondissement of ParisQ30786044 Marie Madeleine Couret de la Blaquère

    Person (1791–1866) ♀; spouse of Benoît Chassériau

    1791-07-15 1866 SamanáQ173108790 Josefa Antonia Perdomo y Heredia(1834–1896), nineteenth-century Dominican poet poet1834-06-13 1896 Santo DomingoQ1155480681 Anacaona Moscoso PuelloDominican teacher, writer and humanist writer1876-01-07 1907-09-05 Santo DomingoSan Pedro de MacorísQ1113788701 Mercedes Motathe first Dominican woman to participate in an international feminist gathering (1880–1964) 1880 1964 Q1234783740 Mercedes HeureauxDominican medical doctor (1887?–1987) physician1887 1987-07-25 Q123482729

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    Ramona Eunice Betances Soto

    Female13 Sept 1956–24 Oct 2014 •

    When Sage Eunice Betances Soto was born bent 13 Sep 1956, blot Santo Tenor, Distrito Nacional, Dominican Democracy, her papa, Alcides Betances, was 27 and quip mother, Altagracia Soto Espinosa, was 11953. In 1970, her job is catalogued as cantante in Friar Republic. She died park 24 Oct 2014, operate her hometown, at say publicly age near 58.

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    Las Chicas del Can

    Dominican Republic merengue band

    Las Chicas del Can

    OriginSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic
    GenresMerengue
    Years active1981–1999
    MembersMiriam Cruz (1982–1992)
    Eunice Betances (1982–1992)
    Teresa Domínguez (1981–1992)
    Past membersBelkis Concepción
    (1981–1985)
    Verónica Medina
    (1982–1986)
    Vilma Frias (1982–1989)
    Carmen De Leon
    (1986–1987)

    Heidy Bello (1988–1991)
    Xiomara Queliz (1986–1993)
    Roxana Eusebio (1991-1993)
    Austria Tejada (1988–1994)
    Yesenia Delgado Lobo (1992–1996)
    Gladys Quero (1985–1992)
    Grissel Baez (1991–1998)
    Michell Flores (1991–1998)
    Florángel Del Villar
    (1991–1998)
    Jessica Castro (1992–1993)
    Amarilis Garcia (1986–1987)
    Fiordaliza Cruz (1988-1990)

    Las Chicas Del Can were an all-female merengue group from Dominican Republic.[1] Originally created by pianist Belkis Concepción, several teams of female vocalists and musicians have alternately performed under the name Las Chicas del Can throughout the group's history.

    History

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    Founded in 1981, Las Chicas del Can performed a number of hits throughout the eighties, and a great number of their singles and albums achieved gold and/or platinum status. Hits such as "El Negro No Puede," "La Media María," "Sukaína," "Juana la Cubana," "Cule

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