El Tigre, Venezuela
Venezuela
El Tigre, Venezuela connects to 323 places across 12 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, led by film, then music and military. Oil shaped its start: light crude was found nearby in the 1930s, and the city was founded on February 23, 1933 around Mene Grande's offices. Its religious ties include the Diocese of El Tigre, created in 2018. Many other links come from the name itself, such as a 1947 Mexican film and a bandoneon player's nickname. Mexico, the United States and Los Angeles, California share the most connections with it.
Gulf Oil Corporation
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: San Tomé, Venezuela | Reid, Mississippi
The Tiger of Jalisco
light crude oil
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Santos, Brazil | San Tomé, Venezuela | Naft Shahr, Iran
Brooklyn Flea
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: New York City, New York | Brooklyn, New York
Eduardo Arolas
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Paris, France | Buenos Aires, Argentina | Uruguay | Montevideo, Uruguay
Roman Catholic Diocese of Barcelona in Venezuela
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Barcelona, Spain | Venezuela | Quintero, Chile | Cumaná, Venezuela
Roman Catholic Diocese of El Tigre
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Barcelona, Spain | Venezuela | Anzoátegui | Cumaná, Venezuela
Maya and the Three
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Guadalajara, Mexico | Tijuana, Mexico | Annecy, France
David Martínez (footballer, born 2006)
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Los Angeles, California | Venezuela | Paraguay | Monagas | Anzoátegui
Winchester Model 1892
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: United States | Canada | Spain | Eibar, Spain
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: Mexico | Puerto Rico | San Juan, Philippines | Rivera, Uruguay | Tijuana, Mexico
Ernie Reyes Jr.
Connects El Tigre, Venezuela to: California | Los Angeles, California | Italy | Brooklyn, New York | Indiana