Huasipungo (hispanicized spelling from Kichwa wasipunku or wasi punku, wasi house, punku door, "house door") is a 1934 novel by Jorge Icaza (1906-1978)...

to as Jorge Icaza, was a writer from Ecuador, best known for his novel Huasipungo, which brought attention to the exploitation of Ecuador's indigenous people...

novelist Enrique Gil Gilbert; the novelist Jorge Icaza (author of the novel Huasipungo, translated to many languages); the short story author Pablo Palacio;...

land and forced the Native population into bondage (known in Ecuador as Huasipungo, from Kichwa wasipunku, "front door"). Harsh conditions of exploitation...

their split 7-inch with MK- Ultra 7-inch Nunca Nada Cambia... split with Huasipungo 7-inch split with Manumission 7-inch split with MK- Ultra 7-inch La Rabia...

novelist Enrique Gil Gilbert; the novelist Jorge Icaza (author of the novel Huasipungo, translated to many languages); the short story author Pablo Palacio;...

Uslar Pietri (Venezuela) 1931 Sóngoro Cosongo Nicolás Guillén (Cuba) 1934 Huasipungo Jorge Icaza (Ecuador) 1936 Angústia Graciliano Ramos (Brazil) 1937 Doble...

novelist Enrique Gil Gilbert; the novelist Jorge Icaza (author of the novel Huasipungo, translated to many languages); the short story author Pablo Palacio;...

Demon Tales in 1996 after signing a record deal with Peruvian recordlabel Huasipungo Records. Demon Tales would be the second Peruvian metal album ever released...

in the 1990s. Among the most notable Latino hardcore punk bands were: Huasipungo Los Crudos Arma Contra Arma Tras de Nada Youth Against No Less Sbitch...

Happens Next? Charles Bronson Limp Wrist Look Back and Laugh MK-ULTRA Huasipungo Revolución X Severed Head of State Sin Orden The Locust Dangermouse In/Humanity...

The following bands are featured in this film: Los Crudos (Chicago), Huasipungo (New York), No less( El Paso Texas), Kontra Attaque (L.A), Tras de nada...

book has not yet been translated into English. While Icaza's 1934 novel Huasipungo (English trans: The Villagers, 1964) is his most famous work, many literary...

is most likely novelist Jorge Icaza Coronel (1906–1978) and his work Huasipungo, perhaps the Ecuadorian novel that has been translated to the most languages...

and peasant rights, and was later the subject of Jorge Icaza's novel Huasipungo (1934). During the May 1944 Revolution in Ecuador, Cacuango personally...

Jorge Icaza Coronel, 71, Ecuadorean novelist known for the 1934 novel Huasipungo In West Berlin, two members of the 2 June Movement in West Germany, Inge...

26, 1978), novelist. Achieved international notoriety for his novel "Huasipungo" (1934). Nelson Estupiñán Bass (Súa, September 19, 1912 – Hershey, March...

the first anniversary of its assumption of power. The law abolished the huasipungo system, the feudalistic land tenure arrangement widely used in the Sierra...

transaction is virtually settled the woolen mill and to the workers are given huasipungos. On 1895, the Hacienda administration is handed over to Emilio Bonifaz...