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pachaca: THE PACHACAS traditional dance, composed by six to twelve pairs of group, dance to the beat of the box and flute. It is said that the dancers represent rescued souls of hell by St. Francis of Assisi.; Word or literary turn sailor, which is understood as selling or buying objects, electrical material, electronic, etc. in free zones, where taxes are not paid, or the person has the legal benefit and is exempt from that tax. The people who arrive at a port and then set sail, in that short time, can perform those actions, that is, they can pachaquear.; Cachapa upside down : Recipe of cuisine of San Sebastián de los Reyes, made from rice, mango and flours that with the right portions you get a taste a little similar to the Venezuelan Cachapa.; Pachaca : Vulgar name given in Cumaná to a caparid plant that is grown in gardening as an ornament.; In several Central American countries mean weak, enclenque, canijo, I entejo, I sick, anemic.; PACHACA: 40 Navarra; Spain ) name given to the small and sour fruit of the crabapple. It is also used to refer to the wild plum or sloe fruit.; Travelers; pachaca form the ethnic unit basic Conchucos, also called ayllu in administrative documents of the 16th and 17TH centuries, or simply known under the name of the village; Cockroach animal that eats clothing is not coming flying of Tolu ( 41 sucre; Colombia; Of short stature

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