El Salto de Jalisco

from Los cuentos de don señor Hosted by Luis Adán Arce Mantecón

El tal Hernán Cortez ya llevaba rato en Abya Yala, así le nombraba la gente a lo que hoy conocemos como América. El hombre aquel seguía extendiendo sus territorios de conquista por los cuatro puntos cardinales. Para ese entonces, tenía alianzas con los pueblos originarios y había formado un ejército poderoso con aztecas, tlaxcaltecas y otras tribus.

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