El Gallego
El Gallego in Spanish means 'The Galician', but Cubans apply it to anyone likened to Spanish working class immigrants, hence it is often combined with given names of Cubans and quoted in literature.[1]
References and notes
- Thomas, Hugh. (1971), 1986. The Cuban Revolution. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. London. (Shortened version of Cuba: The Pursuit of Freedom, includes all history 1952-1970), p.319 ISBN 0-297-79037-4 ISBN 0-297-78954-6
gollark: You kind of have to go off them to find any useful information other than "wait till the timer runs down and give it views".
gollark: It's probably because of our exclusion from the ridiculous "don't talk about NDs" rule on the forums.
gollark: I was hoping my hatchery would help, but noooo...
gollark: Feesh, I think, got an IOU for 72 ash/boreal hatchlings for an ND, which is on the same rarity level as a 2G prize, right?
gollark: I mean, you do have a CB prize, too.
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