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La Adelita

La Adelita

Ballad from the Mexican Revolution.

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  1. Adela Velarde Pérez

    Mexican activist (1900–1971).

    30%

  2. Soldaderas

    Female participants in the Mexican Revolution.

    22%

  3. Corrido

    Mexican narrative musical tradition.

    21%

  4. Mexican Revolution

    Nationwide armed struggle in Mexico (1910–1920).

    9.2%

  5. Francisco I. Madero

    President of Mexico from 1911 to 1913.

    8.9%

  6. Amelio Robles Ávila

    Mexican colonel of the Mexican Revolution.

    3.6%

  7. Chihuahua (state)

    State of Mexico.

    2.2%

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  1. Soldaderas

    Female participants in the Mexican Revolution.

    27%

  2. Adela Velarde Pérez

    Mexican activist (1900–1971).

    18%

  3. Mexican Revolution

    Nationwide armed struggle in Mexico (1910–1920).

    16%

  4. China poblana

    Traditional women's dress of Mexico.

    6.9%

  5. Charrería

    National sport of Mexico.

    3.2%

  6. Francisco Villa Museum

    Museum focused on Mexican revolutionary "Pancho" Villa.

    1.7%

  7. Corrido

    Mexican narrative musical tradition.

    1.4%

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