Ensenada

[en-se-nah-thah, en-suh-nah-duh]

noun

1. a seaport in N Baja California, in NW Mexico.

Example Sentences

“The victors usually decide who the good guys and the bad guys were when they write their version of the story, but they always omit or diminish the other side. And this is an opportunity to tell this chapter of history from a perspective that isn’t often told,” explains director Juan Meza-Leon, a native of Ensenada, in the Mexican state of Baja California Norte, who has worked in the U.S. animation industry since the mid-2000s.

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We also took a trip to Baja, staying in La Fonda and visiting Ensenada.

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Long Beach will be one of the first cities to hear their new song, “Ensenada,” live.

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While Melanie and Eddy live with their uncle, Jesus Leyva, 11-year-old Rafa resides in an orphanage in Baja California about 10 miles northwest of Ensenada.

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As the family awaited an answer from the Department of Homeland Security, Rafa was moved to Orfanatorio Estate 29, an orphanage in the town of San Antonio de las Minas near Ensenada.

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