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Quito
Quito

By Rolando Moya

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Tren al sol
Tren al sol

By Marcelo Meneses Jurado

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Edición de lujo bilingüe castellano - inglés, con fotos a todo color, que narra las historias del ferrocarril de Ecuador.

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The churches convents and monasteries of Quito
Guia arquitectonica de Quito
Guia arquitectonica de Quito

By Evelia Peralta

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"Trilingual architectonic guide of the historic downtown and surrounding districts of the metropolitan area of the city of Quito designed by well-known architects Peralta, and Moya and illustrated...

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Memorias y reencuentro
Memorias y reencuentro

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Estructuracion del orden social colonial en la region de Quito
El sabor de la memoria
El camino de hierro
Calles casas y gente del centro historico de Quito
Calles, casas y gente del centro historico de Quito

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