Mulatto
Mulatto is a term originally used to refer to a person who is born from one white parent and one black parent, or to persons of two mulatto parents. Contemporary usage of the term is generally confined to situations in which the term is considered relevant in a historical context. For instance, in the 21st century, United States people of mixed white and black ancestry seldom choose to identify as "mulatto."
The term is considered archaic in the United States by some and largely viewed as pejorative. Accepted modern terms in the United States for people of mixed ancestry include "multiracial" and "biracial." However, these include other racial mixtures and it is still the formal register specific to a black-white mixture. Residents of Spain, Latin America, the Caribbean and some countries in Africa use the term freely, usually without suggesting any insult. In Latin America, most mulattoes are descendants of generational "race-mixing" dating to the slavery period. This is especially true in Brazil, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti, Cape Verde and Puerto Rico, which have the highest proportions of mulattoes.
Mulato (disambiguation)
Mulato (alternate spelling of mulatto) is a person of racially mixed ancestry. The term mulatto also applies to an individual whose parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, etc., were mulattoes, i.e. multi-generational mulatto.
Mulato may also be:
List of cocktails
This is a list of cocktails. A cocktail is a mixed drink typically made with a distilled beverage (such as, gin, brandy, vodka, whiskey, tequila, or rum) that is mixed with other ingredients. If beer is one of the ingredients, the drink is called a beer cocktail.
Cocktails contain one or more types of liqueur, juice, fruit, sauce, honey, milk or cream, spices, or other flavorings. Cocktails may vary in their ingredients from bartender to bartender, and from region to region. Two creations may have the same name but taste very different because of differences in how the drinks are prepared.
This article is organized by the primary type of alcohol (by volume) contained in the beverage. Further organization details about the article are as follows:
Podcasts:
Mulato
ALBUMS
- De aquí pa' la playa released:
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Molodoi
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Melody
-
by Molly O'day
-
by Molly O'day
30 Avril 75
by: Molodoi30 avril 75
L'année du tigre dingue
Personne vraiment ne saura
C'que ça représente pour toi
Tous les chapeaux côniques
La fuite, la panique
Cette date, n'oublie pas
Le jour où Saïgon tomba
30 avril 75
Après 30 années de guerre
Sous un ciel de zinc
Tu as du mordre la terre
La honte, la folie
Sur les routes tu as fuis
Cette date, n'oublie pas
Le jour où Saïgon tomba
Oh oh oh oh... oh oh oh oh...
30 avril 75...
Cet avril est trop cruel
Pour Saïgon la belle
Tu as retourné ton arme
Contre ta tempe et sans larmes
Le drapeau, trois bandes rouges
Sur fond jaune impérial
Ne flottes plus sur la ville
Ce jour là, 30 avril
Si tous tes camarades
Sont partis dans la jungle
Tes enfants et ta femme
Sont partis dans les vagues
15 années de prison,
De ré-éducation
N'ont pas suffit à tuer
L'espoir de liberté...
Không bao già quên tu' do
Không bao già quên Thuyên Nhân
Không bao già quên Quê Hudng
Không bao già quên Sa
Và Khàng Chiên
Và Nhân Quyên
Và Giâi Phòng
Và Thudng
Và Quê Me
Va Tô Tiên
Và Lòng Tin
Và Gia D