Until
the middle of last century, was the most flourishing Sapuyes population of the
entire region. It
lived many families of Spanish origin, some of which sported titles of nobility.
The streets were so crowded
that having no where to build a house more, they built in the gardens, but the
buildings remained only large houses of bareque exposed to fire.
Indeed, three times Sapuyes
was the victim of the flames that reduced almost entirely to the consequence of
that before was considered "hammock peoples of the
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