Julio Marino Barragán "Raíces que perduran" su ensayo en el Libro Provincia de Santa Marta

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"Raíces que perduran: pueblos originarios del Magdalena Grande. Identidades, relaciones, contradicciones y resistencias" Julio Marino Barragán Pardo y al final Carmen Franco P+erez y Wilfrido Padilla sobre el ensayo: "Santa Marta colonial. Antinomia de esplendor y decadencia de su contexto histórico y patrimonio material Jorge Enrique Elías Caro Wilfredo Padilla Pinedo Carmen Franco Pérez" (Ver en nuestra web)

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