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	The Argentinian Gaucho
		Gauchos shunned social interaction and were hardy and uncompromising, but famously kind to weary travellers, always sharing their food or what little shelter they had.
		Not only were the gauchos independent and tough; they knew the terrain of the interior intimately and were consummately skilled horse handlers and so became ideal conscripts into the army for the wars of independence and subsequent civil wars.
		The gaucho's flamboyant dress is as much a part of their culture as their distinctive character, and despite a few modern additions the costume is much the same as it was a few hundred years ago.
	www.escapeartist.com /efam/83/Argentinian_gaucho.html (1828 words)

	gaucho - Encyclopedia.com
		gaucho, cowboy of the Argentine and Uruguayan pampas (grasslands).
		The typical gaucho, a familiar figure in the 18th and 19th cent., was a daring, skillful horseman and plainsman.
		Gaucho support of the federalists was instrumental in overthrowing the government of Juan Martín de Pueyrredón and in bringing to power such caudillos as Juan Facundo Quiroga and Juan Manuel de Rosas.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-gaucho.html (534 words)

	Gauchos
		Gauchos have been known to wander the countryside as early as the 1600's, time in which the 'flatlands' were overpopulated by 'ci-marron' cattle, brought to South Ame-rica by Pedro de Mendoza in 1538.
		Gauchos were in a good position to put to work all they had learned by themselves in those lonely moments living in close contact with animals.
		The Gaucho’s hand clapping leads the compass of the tempo, the variations, and the accentuation of the beats on the floor.
	www.travelsur.net /gauchos.htm (909 words)

	Gaucho Literature Criticism and Essays
		A racial fusion of newly arrived settlers and native peoples were the genesis of the gaucho, who strove to survive on the harsh, dry landscape of the Pampas—an expansive plain extending for 1600 miles from the Paraná River in Uruguay south to the south-central region of Argentina.
		The early gauchos lived in clustered villages throughout the region, herded cattle and were among the defenders in the repulsion of the English invasion of 1806-1807, and the rebellion against Spanish rule in 1809-1816.
		Strongly sympathetic to the gaucho, Hernández—like many of the authors who would follow his lead—was not a gaucho himself, although he had spent decades in the region and was fiercely admiring of their culture.
	www.enotes.com /twentieth-century-criticism/gaucho-literature (1656 words)

	Gaucho Clothes
		The gaucho plays an important symbolic role in the nationalisms of this region, especially that of Argentina.
		The image of the free gaucho is often contrasted to the slaves who worked the northern Brazilian lands.
		Gaucho is also the common denomination of the current inhabitants of the Brazilian State of
	www.gauchoclothes.com /Gaucho.html (511 words)

	The Grouchy Gaucho
		The Gauchos lived on the interior portion of historic Argentina, in an area known as the Pampas.
		The Gaucho was a loner, and came to be used as the backbone of many bands of fighters in struggles which will sweep this land.
		Gauchos were indeed a class, there was no set race for them and race was a technicality which did not matter.
	www.chagala.com /ibla/argentina/grouchygaucho.htm (940 words)

	Camino Gaucho - Uruguay
		You're invited to share the activities of the gauchos for the time of one horse riding trip, in two regions that we choose for you, with beautiful sceneries, green pastures with rolling hills, Eucalyptus forests, garrigues, bushes and ancient trees.
		From one estancia to the next one, the gauchos show you their job and introduce you to lassoing, gathering herds, sorting animals, etc...
		Gauchos in activity, retired gauchos, those who have the soul of a gaucho, those who love the gaucho'spirit, everyone comes to the feast, with "bombachas" (special trousers for horse riding), cotton shirt and scarf held by a decorated silver ring.
	www.camino-gaucho.com /site_eng/ridingtrips_eng.htm (754 words)

	gaucho - Gaucho - argentinian - argentine gaucho - pampa - pampas - cattle - beef - meat - cows - horse . ...
		The first gaucho made their living by selling these in exchange for tobacco, rum and mate; gauchos were said to be so addicted to this tea that they would rather have gone without their beef.
		The violent lifestyle of the gaucho was looked upon with horror and disdain by the city folk, but the animosity was mutual.
		The gauchos had nothing but scorn for what they saw as the fettered and refined ways of the people living in the towns.
	www.argentour.com /gente/gaucho.html (561 words)

	El Gaucho
		El gaucho es un hombre-jinete de la pradera, no responde a un tipo étnico único, fruto del mestizaje de la región rioplatense, su origen está vinculado a las singulares condiciones políticas, históricas y económicas de su medio.
		Tiene el gaucho oriental los caracteres físicos y psíquicos de los progenitores, en consorcio con el medio en que nace y se forma.
		Otra cualidad que el gaucho admira en grado sumo y da prestigio en los campos es la poesía.
	www.rau.edu.uy /uruguay/cultura/gaucho.htm (1086 words)

	DJANGOFEST NORTHWEST - Gaucho
		Gaucho, a gypsy jazz quartet, was formed in 2002.
		Stepping through rock, jazz, country and blues, Michael brings his perspective to the Gaucho mix with gratitude to be able to play the music with such fine practitioners.
		One of the best gypsy jazz players in the country, he feels very fortunate to be playing with Gaucho, a group of musicians who share his abiding passion for the gypsy tradition.
	www.djangofest.com /nw/gaucho.htm (400 words)

	NPR : The Legend of Argentina's Gaucho Gil
		A statue of Gaucho Gil at a shrine to the legendary outlaw cowboy in Argentina's Corrientes province.
		Weekend Edition Sunday, October 10, 2004 · In Argentina, it's increasingly common for people to direct their prayers to the spirit of a 19th century "gaucho." Little is known about Antonio Gil, except that the cowboy was an outlaw who was probably executed by provincial authorities.
		Legend has it that Gaucho Gil was a good-hearted outlaw who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4078875 (296 words)

	Facones - Knives of the Gaucho
		Cuchillo gaucho (faca gaucha in Portuguese) is a generic term for a type of knife characteristic of the gauchos, horsemen of the pampas (plains) of South America, principally Argentina, of mestizo (mixed Spanish and Indian) heritage.
		The knife was the gaucho's primary eating utensil: a large chunk of meat would be placed in the mouth and the excess cut off with an upward stroke of the knife, stopping short of amputation of the nose.
		The cuchillo gaucho was traditionally worn diagonally over the small of the back, stuck in the gaucho's wide tirador (belt, usually decorated with silver coins) and secured by its integral sheath clip, edge up and hilt adjacent to the right elbow.
	www.vikingsword.com /ethsword/facon/index.html (814 words)

	Gaucho gotchas
		Gauchos - which fall somewhere between pants and a skirt - can be the key to a very of-the-moment look or they can be a walking fashion faux pas, depending on exactly how you wear them and what you pair them with.
		-Gauchos are most flattering when worn with a fitted, narrow top because the gauchos themselves are slim at the waist with wide flare to the knee or ankle.
		Alternatively, gauchos can be worn with certain feminine silhouettes, such as small print blouses with cropped sleeves, ruffles and cinched waists.
	www.azcentral.com /style/articles/092005gauchos.html (275 words)

	Camino Gaucho - Uruguay
		When the towns were smaller, at a certain time of uruguyan history, the gauchos were the prominent figures of the time.
		The gaucho's fiestas are called "criollas" (say crioja).
		There are different activities : equestrian games, dressage (the gaucho way), rodeo (without girth, without anything), lasso, parade with all flags and costumes (1500 to 2000 riders, even 3000 at the "Patria Gaucha" in Tacuarembo), auction sales of horses, etc...
	www.camino-gaucho.com /site_eng/equestrian_eng.htm (299 words)

	Amazon.com: Gaucho: Music: Steely Dan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Nonetheless, when it was finally released, "Gaucho" gave fans the dose of Dan that they'd been craving for three years.
		But with "Gaucho," Becker and Fagen had convinced themselves that they had already spent their musical zenith, which understandably made the creation of this album a daunting task.
		Gaucho often gets lost in the shuffle as it followed Aja, but it is every bit a good as that album and ranks right up there with anything this great band has released.
	www.amazon.com /Gaucho-Steely-Dan/dp/B00004YX39 (1302 words)

	Gaucho Baseball, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Gaucho Baseball, Inc. is not affiliated with Glendale Community College.
		"The Gauchos, or countrymen, are very superior to those who reside in the towns.
		The Gaucho is invariably most obliging, polite and hospitable; I did not meet with even one instance of rudeness or inhospitality.
	eteamz.active.com /gauchobaseball/index.cfm (287 words)

	BigO Worldwide
		"While recording "Gaucho", Becker and Fagen had to endure various misfortunes which delay the release date: Becker is hit by a car, one of their favorite new tracks "The Second Arrangement" is accidentally erased by an assistant recording engineer, and there is a dispute over which record company has the rights to their forthcoming album.
		We’ve heard the earlier Gaucho Outtakes and can vouch that this new source is superior with a clean sound and wide stereo.
		As to why so many songs were dropped from the final lineup of Gaucho, a case can be made that this early version was too close in style to 1977’s Aja - shorter songs, sweeter melodies and more accessible lyrics.
	www.bigomagazine.com /archive/ARrarities/ARsdgaucho.html (703 words)

	El Gaucho Web Site Conceptions \| Legal Information
		El Gaucho or any of its employees do not accept or consider unsolicited ideas, including ideas for new advertisings campaigns, new promotions, new or improved products or technologies, product enhancements, processes, materials, marketing plans or new product names.
		El Gaucho intends for the information and data contained in the Site to be accurate and reliable, however, since the information and data have been compiled by El Gaucho from a variety of sources, it is provided "as is".
		El Gaucho is registered with the Canadian Copyright Office as a Service provider (refer to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act 17 USC 512).
	www.gaucho.ca /legal.html (1174 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Gaucho: Music: Steely Dan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		But that prosperity came bundled with a fateful triple-whammy for rock's dyspeptic duo: unrealistic commercial expectations, a critical backlash spawned by punk's nascent mewling, and the long-simmering meltdown of their artistic partnership.
		Ironically, those fashion victims who sniffed up their sleeves at Don and Walt's decadence-tinged Me Decade manifesto couldn't have had a clue that just maybe their songs' typically oblique protagonists had uncomfortably blurred from the third person to the first this time around.
		'Gaucho' has the best intro on the album in my opinion and i love the run with the horns.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Gaucho-Steely-Dan/dp/B00004YX39 (1570 words)

	Way of a Gaucho (1952) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-02)
		Way of a Gaucho is a sort of a western displaced to South America, namely to XIXth century's Argentinian pampa.
		The main character: Martin (Rory Calhoun) is a gaucho (a sort of a cowboy) who accidentally kills a man in a fight and in order to avoid trial enlists in the army.
		A Way of Gaucho was first supposed to be directed by Henry King, but his wife got sick and the opportunity to direct was given to Jacques Tourneur.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0045316 (423 words)

	Gaucho
		Gaucho is Steely Dan's follow-up to their best album, Aja.
		Gaucho also focuses heavily on the use of background vocals that are superbly incorporated into the compositions.
		Gaucho's overall flow is superb from start to finish.
	www.thebestofwebsite.com /Bands/Steely_Dan/Gaucho.htm (322 words)

	El Gaucho Restaurant : Unquestionably one of the most popular restaurants in Aruba
		l Gaucho is located in an old townhouse at 80 Wilhelminastreet, it's the first Argentine restaurant to open it's doors in Aruba on February 17, 1977.
		While many restaurants are currently serving Churrasco steak, we must say that our version is the original and still the very best.
		Proudly we would like to announce that El Gaucho was granted once more with the prestigious Award of Excellence for 2005 by Wine Spectator.
	www.elgaucho-aruba.com (369 words)

	Gaucho Software
		I'm happy to report that after being in the works for almost 5 months, a couple of days ago I moved one of the main Gaucho Software servers to a colocation datacenter.
		The Gaucho Software Forums are back online again.
		Thank you to everyone who purchased a Gaucho Software product in the month of September.
	www.gauchosoft.com (522 words)

	Ronaldinho Gaucho Video
		Tags: Ronaldinho Gaucho Football Skills Dribble Football Soccer Barcelona
		U obviously don't know who Ronaldinho Gaucho is.
		You obviously don't know anything about determination and hard work.
	www.metacafe.com /watch/75611/ronaldinho_gaucho (614 words)

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