Marianao
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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Rodríguez recently drove his white Lada 2106, manufactured in 1985, seven years before he was born, to a gathering of about 50 owners at a carwash in the Marianao neighborhood of Havana.
From Seattle Times
"I want to keep expanding further afield," said Lopez, 31, who started painting the walls of homes and shops in his home district of Playa and is now completing his first mural in neighboring Marianao.
From Reuters
In some ways, it’s a labor of love for Lopez, who was raised in the city and makes the short trek round-trip from his home in the Marianao suburb each day.
From Washington Times
The show will mark the first performance of the Tropicana dancers in the United States after 32 years; they became a global attraction after the Tropicana Club, where they perform, opened in the late 1930s in Havana’s Marianao district.
From New York Times
The Buena Vista Social Club started as a members’ only venue in the Marianao neighbourhood of the Cuban capital of Havana for musicians and performers based on the island nation between the 1940s and early 1960s.
From The Guardian
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