mestiza

The "new mestiza" way of thinking is illustrated in postcolonial feminism.

Some sources state his mother was a mestiza, meaning she had some Indian blood.

"I get a lot of those comments," she says while makeup is being applied on her mestiza facial features.

About 6o percent of the men had criolla, mestiza, or castiza wives.

"This woman is a mestiza, Padre, half Spanish by blood.

The majority of the population are of mestiza origin and banana cultivation is important for the economy.

Fuentes had classic mestiza features that made her one of Asia's most beautiful actresses in the early '60s.

Elena - a young mestiza (daughter of a Spanish father and an indio)

In her book, a central theme is her revised self-definition as the "new mestiza".

Therefore, from the merging of these frameworks surges the mestiza double consciousness concept.

Both were wearing female dresses known as traje de mestizas or "dress of the mestiza".

Our Lady of Guadalupe had appeared as a Mestiza.

Orígenes de la formación mestiza ecuatoriana, 1990.

Una Mestiza is also alternately called Charing.

The 'Bakeros' had to ask permission as the mestizs's chaperone's would normally be sitting one bench behind the mestiza.

His mother, Antonia Podico, was a Chinese mestiza.

Sofía, Mónica, and Martha's choices composed the main factors that lead to a mestiza double consciousness.

La Mestiza (1984)

The Mestiza (1943)

For the painting by Juan Luna, see Una Mestiza.

Latin music band "Tierra Mestiza"

He knew that a de la Vega, an hidalgo, a man of honor and lineage, could never dream of living his life with a mestiza woman.

Ocampo's father is half-American while her mother is half-Spanish, which explains her mestiza looks.

Salvador was born in Tacloban, Leyte, to a Spanish father and a German mestiza mother.

Perla's eagerly awaited follow-up album to the Mestiza song cycle is an innovative undertaking of contagious rhythm and pure joy.