Pazmiño
Pazmiño carries 59 connections across 7376 places and 12 topics, tracing a path from a Galician river valley to the Americas. The name originates as a topographic surname from the banks of the Miño River in northwest Spain. In the early 16th century, Sephardi Jewish converts to Catholicism carried it into colonial Ecuador, where the lineage settled in the Sierra region. History, government, nature, and language account for the bulk of connections, with strong ties to Ecuador, the United States, and Spain.
Alfredo Borrero
Connects Pazmiño to: Ecuador | Cuenca, Ecuador
Geography of Ecuador
Connects Pazmiño to: Palestina Canton | Baños de Agua Santa, Ecuador
Roman Catholic Diocese of Ambato
Connects Pazmiño to: Ecuador | Quito, Ecuador | Ambato, Ecuador
Miño River
Connects Pazmiño to: Ourense, Spain | Tui, Spain | Padrenda, Spain
History of the Jews in Spain
Connects Pazmiño to: Ronda, Spain | Tudela, Spain | Albelda de Iregua, Spain | Kirchamba, Mali
Crypto-Judaism
Connects Pazmiño to: Manresa, Spain | Jérémie, Haiti | Santurce | Hervás, Spain | Montería, Colombia
topographic
Connects Pazmiño to: Yucatán | Simi Valley, California | Fongafale, Tuvalu | Wayside, Kansas | Laprida Partido
transliteration
Connects Pazmiño to: Porto, Portugal | Mykolaiv, Ukraine | Rashidieh, Lebanon | Aksu City, Aksu | Hezuo, Gansu
Spanish Army
Connects Pazmiño to: Zaragoza, Spain | A Coruña, Spain | Hulst, Netherlands | Leesville | Burr Ferry, Louisiana
Pazmiño
Connects Pazmiño to: Netherlands | Portugal | Ecuador | Burgos, Spain | Quito, Ecuador
Lucio Gutiérrez
Connects Pazmiño to: United States | Brazil | Miami, Florida | Colombia | Peru
Brazilians
Connects Pazmiño to: Maryland | Rivera, Uruguay | Lugo, Spain | Santiago de Compostela, Spain | A Coruña, Spain