Exploration

Letters concerning military measurements to be taken in Texas due to american presence in the area.

Serial Number

041-04460

Author(s)

Salcedo, Nemesio (Gobernador)

Date

09-19-1805

End date

10-06-1805

Documentation

City sep.19, 1805-October 6, 1805. 48p. Letters copies translations. Signed

Summary

Letters concerning military measurements to be taken in Texas due to american presence in the area, includes petitions for man power, ammunition, guns and all kinds of supplies; recommendations not to shoot americans found in Spanish territory in order to avoid open confrontation with the united states. Translations to Spanish of letters asking Spanish support of an american geographical expedition to Colorado and Mississippi rivers, at same time recommendations to Spanish officials to do anything to delay the expeditions, including sending spies into expedition to learn 'real' purpose of it. (T. Kahana, March 1990)

Persons

Cordero, Antonio (Coronel)

Salcedo, Nemesio (Gobernador)

Calleja, Felix (Comandante de Brigada)

Caracalvo, Marquez de

Dumbar, Guillermo (Comisionado)

Lopez Armento, Andres

Villamil, Bernardo

Claiborne, Guillermo

Merri Whether, Lewis (Capitan)

Gayoso de Lemos, Manuel (Gobernador)

Pouer, Tomas

Huunbolg, Baron de (Humboldt)

Ceballos, Pedro

Places

Nuevo Santander

Nuevo Reyno de Leon

Nuevo Mexico

Tamaulipa (Sierra)

Veracruz

Texas

Orcoquisac (Presidio)

Trinidad (Rio)

Galvestormes (Puerto)

Estados Unidos de America

Havana

Luisiana

Coaguila

Colorado (Rio)

Arkansas (Rio)

Misisipi (Rio)

Chihuahua

San Diego

San Francisco (Rio)

Natchez

Baton Rouge

Canarias (Islas)

Canada

Nueva Escocia

Napeste (Rio) (Arkansas)

Chato (Rio)

Misuri (Rio)

Ylinois, San Luis de

Ethnic Groups

Anglo-Americanos

Military Groups

Decima Brigada de Milicia

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 200 ff. 268-292

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 200 ff. 268-292

Language

Spanish

Notes

Chronological order of letters backwards.

Reference Number

20000013

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Keywords

Military Supplies

Spanish-U.S. Relations

Travel (Restrictions)

Exploration

Cartography (Maritime)

General Subjects

Informes y documentos de oficiales reales del rosario de cuentas del difunto Moncada.

Serial Number

041-04443

Author(s)

Fages, Pedro

Villa, Joseph

Date

11-20-1780

End date

07-11-1786

Documentation

Rosario, Santa Barbara, Monterrey, San Gabriel, Arispe, Pitic. November 20, 1780 to July 11, 1786. 82p (Approx). Informe. Minuta. Instancia. Letters. Originals, signed.

Summary

Accounts consist of listing of clothing and supplies for settlers and recruits for Monterrey expedition by households, sometimes detailed by quantity and prices. Later marginal notes comment on purchases and actions taken. Detailed list provided of items sold to Moncada for expedition. Later dated Yumas, theft of horses and mules, Alcabala, petition of Joseph Villa for past due pay, commissions for various soldiers, deserters on Rio Colorado expedition and expenses incurred on same. (J. M. Johnson, July 1988)

Persons

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando (Capitan)

Gongora, Juaquin

Neve, Phelipe de (Gobernador)

Croix, Caballero de

Velasquez, Joseph (Alferez)

Fages, Pedro

Villa, Joseph

Villa, Miguel

Balderrain, Phelipe

Romero, Antonio

Romero, Francisco Xavier

Verdugo, Carlos

Garcia Ruiz, Manuel

Domingo, Ildefonso

Gonzales, Diego (Teniente)

Tovar, Rafael (Sargento)

Cortes, Josef Antonio

Flores, Maria

Zuniga, Jose de

Ortega, Joseph Francisco

Garate, Roque de

Perez, Ignacio

Ibarra, Francisco Xavier

Francisco (Indio)

Castro, Francisco Xavier

Allande y Saabedra, Pedro

Juarez, Francisco

Ruiz, Manuel

Miempo, Francisco (Indio)

Flores, Telmo

Places

Alamos (Real)

Colorado (Rio)

Californias (Peninsula)

Tucson (Presidio)

Santa Barbara (Presidio)(Canal)

Orcasitas (Presidio)

Sinaloa (Villa)

San Diego (Mision)

San Gabriel (Presidio)

Rosario (Presidio)

Loreto

Queretaro

Buenavista (Presidio)

Tumacacori (Mision)

Monterrey (Presidio)

Arispe

Ethnic Groups

Yumas

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 198 ff. 330-370 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 198 ff. 330-370 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Many blank and repeated frames.

Reference Number

19800011

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Keywords

Civil-Military Relations

Indians (Crimes)

Military Expeditions

Colonization

Presidios (Establishment)

Presidios (Supplies)

Military Supplies (Inventory)

General Subjects

Providencias tomadas en los anos de 82 y 83 para reintegraron? A los presidios de la antigua y nueva Californialos suplementos que hicieron don Cayetano Limon a una partida de tropas de los de Sonora que comandava.

Serial Number

041-04442

Author(s)

Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)

Ortega, Jose Francisco (Teniente)

Espinosa, Francisco

and others

Date

11-01-1780

End date

06-12-1783

Documentation

Arispe, orcasitas, Alamos, rosario, Loreto, Pitic, San Gabriel, buenavista. November 4, 1781 to June 12, 1783. 72p (Approx). Providencias. Diligencias. Cuentas. Letters. Copies. Originals, signed.

Summary

Documents consist of lists and accounts of expenses for several presidios with Garate's responses and notes on actions taken. Detailed accounting of supplies and rations for troops on Rivera y Moncada's expedition to Colorado River from San Gabriel. expenses to be Charged against Limon for clothing, supplies and transportation of settlers. Detailed listing of assets and property of Lopez family to be used to repay debts incurred by deserter recruit, Francisco Prudencio Lopez. (J. M. Johnson, June 1988)

Persons

Lopez, Francisco Prudencio (Desertor)

Lopez Penuelas, Josef Francisco

Leal, Pedro Regalado

Villa, Aguerra? Cesta?

Lopez, Marcos Gavriel

Norzagaray, Augustin Antonio (Alcalde Mayor)

Rivera y Moncada, Fernando (Capitan)

Limon, Cayetano (Alferez)

Estrada, Joseph Maria

Corres, Tabaque (Contramaestre)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Brigadier) (Comandante)

Canete, Joaquin

Valdez, Juan Joseph

Rochin, Ignacio

Valdez, Melecio

German, Justo

Perez, Joseph Ignacio

Villa, Manuel

Sorelo, Francisco

Flores, Hermenegildo

Lopez, Joseph Prudencio

Meza, Rafael

Rodriguez, Pedro Pablo

Alvarez, Asencio

Diaz, Ignacio

Guimero?, Ignacio (Desertor)

Moreno, Cesario

Valle, Manuel del

German, Isidro

Bohorquez, Andres

Bohorquez, Mateo

Leiba, Nicolas de (Cabo)

Limon, Augustin (Cabo)

Aldecoa, Juan

Renteria, Antonia

Gonzales, Manuel

Gonzalez, Diego (Teniente)

Garate, Roque (Comandante)

Ortega, Jose(Ph) Francisco (Teniente)

Croix, Caballero de (Comandante)

Croix, Theodoro

Romero, Xavier

Romero, Moreno

Leon, Diego de

Leon, Xavier de

Soto, Mathias de

Lopez, Maria Agustina

Lopez, Ignacio

Lopez, Rosa

Lopez, Maria Loreta

Lopez, Juana Damiana

Lopez, Pedro Antonio

Lopez de Ayala, Maria Isabel

Thomas, Pasqual

Foso?, Juan

Sota y Arce, Pedro de la

Garcia Ruiz, Manuel (Alferez)

Arvizu, Juan Joseph

Clarin?, Estevan

Neve, Phelipe de (Comandante Inspector)

Olivera, Jose (Sargento)

Limon, Augustin (Cabo)

Leiba, Ignacio

Remeria?, Antonio

Ramon, F.

Salido de Exodar?, Bartholome

Valiente, Juan Antonio (Sastre)

Ortiz de Rosas, Juan

Corvalan, Christoval

Flores, Augustin

Esquerr, Josef

Feijoo, Pedro

Espinosa, Francisco

Zavala, Juan Manuel

Ortiz, Juan

Lopez de Ayala, Josef Lorenzo

Lopez, Miguel Francisco

Lopez, Felipe

Armenta, Ignacio de

Postelun?, Sevastian

Lopez, Josef Candido

Gonzales, Alexandro

Ascarraga, Feliciano Antonio

Felix, Pedro

Guizarnotegui

Places

Buenavista, San Carlos de (Presidio)

Loreto (Presidio)

Pitic (Presidio)

Santa Barbara (Presidio)

San Gabriel (Presidio)

Antigua California

Nueva California

Californias (Peninsula)

Colorado (Rio)

Monte Rey

Barragan?

San Jose (Valle)

Rosario (Real)

Sinaloa

San Juan Bautista (Valle)

Mororito (Pueblo)

San Antonio (Puerto)

San Benito (Valle)

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 198 ff. 294-329 (Approx)

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 198 ff. 294-329 (Appro

Language

Spanish

Notes

Some incomplete, blank or out of focus documents.

Reference Number

19800010

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Keywords

Civil-Military Relations

Presidios (Establishment)

General Subjects

Concha's diary of campaign against gilenos and response from virrey.

Serial Number

041-04328

Author(s)

Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)

Virrey

Date

08-22-1788

End date

10-06-1788

Documentation

Santa Fee. November 15, 1788 - February 4, 1789. 40p. Letter, diary. Original, copy (dated January 12, 1789), signed, unsigned.

Summary

Concha submits his diary of campaign against Gilenos. His campaign has only limited encounters with Apaches, finding for the most part only traces both recent and old of Indian occupation. Response from virrey mentions difficulty of controlling Apaches in Sonora, Nueva Vizcaya and Nueva Mexico; but that as a result of campaigns such as this, area is now better known, especially with regard to water, pasturage, etc. (D. Marksz, October 1987)

Persons

Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)

Pinto, Antonio El (Navajo)

Sandoval, Pablo (Sargento)

Dios Pena, Juan de (Primer Cabo)

Ugarte y Loyola, Jacobo (Comandante General)

Delgado, Manuel (Primer Teniente)

Guerrero, Antonio (Alferez)

Miera, Clero (Sargento)

Garcia, Francisco (Interprete Navajo)

Casimiro (Indio Acoma)

Rivera, Baltazar (Soldado)

Benavidez, Juan Antonio (Soldado)

Lopez, Luis

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan

Echeagaray, Manuel de (Capitan)

Rengel, Joseph Antonio (Coronel)

Places

Nuevo Mexico

Gila (Sierra)

Sonora

Gila (Rio)

Mimbres (Picacho)

Mimbres (Sierra)

Florida (Sierra)

Vizcaya

Mimbres (Rio)

Pinon (Sierra)

Tecolote (Sierra)

Magdalena (Sierra)

Ladrones (Sierra)

Obscura (Sierra)

Santa Fee

Laguna (Pueblo)

Santo Domingo (Vega)

Alameda

Ysleta (Vega)

Puerco (Rio)

Acoma (Pueblo)

Sebolla (Sitio)

San Bartolome (Presidio)(Cienaga)

Oso (Ojo)

Zuni

El Paso (Pueblo)

San Agustin (Valle)

Alamos (Ojo de Agua)

Fray Cristoval (Sitio)

San Francisco (Rio)

Cobre (Sierra)

San Mateo (Sierra)

Blancas (Sierra)

Organos (Sierra)

Cia (Pueblo)

Santa Anna (Pueblo)

Gemes (Pueblo)

Norte (Rio)

San Pasqual

Casas Coloradas (Sitio)

Balencia (Hoya)

Bolsa (Sitio)

Salsipuedes (Sitio)

Mogollon (Rio)

Ethnic Groups

Apaches Gilenos

Apaches

Navajos

Apaches Mimbrenos

Apaches Jicarillas

Cumanches

Taoses

Acomas

Yutas

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 193 ff. 039-059

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 193 ff. 039-059

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

19300003

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Keywords

General Subjects

Instruccion que debera observar el general comisionado para el importante desempeno de reconocimientos que han de hacerse en la provincia de Texas...

Serial Number

041-04218

Author(s)

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de

Date

04-27-1791

Documentation

Mexico. April 27, 1791. 14p. Letters, instrucciones. Copies.

Summary

instrucciones that have to be followed for the exploration of the land between Texas and Luisiana. The main purpose of such a reconnaissance is to find an adequate place to found a port for initiating trade with Luisiana. Revilla Gigedo recommends sending two persons for the mission, and asks for the funds to effect it. (A. Nielsen, January 1990)

Persons

Castro, Ramon de (Comandante General)

Evia, Jose Antonio (Piloto)

Croix, Caballero de

Cabello, Domingo (Gobernador)

Denucieres, Atanacio (Teniente Coronel)

Rubi, Marques de

Batamar, Marques de

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de

Places

Potosi, San Luis

Saltillo (Villa)

Coahuila (Provincia)

Monclova

Rio Grande, San Juan Bautista de (Presidio)

Bejar, San Antonio de (Presidio)

Espiritu Santo (Bahia)

Trinidad (Rio)

Nocogdoches (Pueblo)

Bucarely, Nuestra Senora del Pilar de (Pueblo)

Sabinas (Rio)

Adaes (Presidio)

Natchitoches (Puesto)

Yucatan (Puerto)

Veracruz (Puerto)

Texas (Provincia)

Reynosa (Villa)

Laredo (Villa)

Nueces, Rio de las

Mier (Villa)

Camargo (Villa)

Luisiana

Potosi, San Luis

Galvestorm (Puerto)

Ethnic Groups

Carancaguaces

Tacuayases

Taguacanas

Orquizac

Atacapas

Comanches

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 300-306

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 300-306

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300015

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General Subjects

Instruccion que devera seguir Pedro vial, destinado a abrir comunicacion directa con nuestros establecimientos de los irinueces situados en las margenes del rio misuri y dependiente del gobierno de la provincia de la Luisiana.

Serial Number

041-04216

Author(s)

Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)

Vial, Pedro

Cabrera, Antonio de

and others

Date

05-21-1792

End date

05-22-1793

Documentation

San Fe, Chiguagua, ilinoa. May 21, 1792, May 22, 1793. 58p. Letters, informes. Copies.

Summary

Pedro Vial (a Frenchman) is sent by Concha (governor of New Mexico) to explore the route between Santa Fe and Irinueces (Luisiana). Two copies of his orders and one of his travel diary are included. There he records day by day distances and directions traveled, geographic features, and Indian groups he met. He relates how he was caught by the Cancex and miraculously saved by some Indian friends. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

Villanueva, Joseph Vizente

Espinosa, Vizente

Vial, Pedro

Ugarte Loyola, Jacobo (Mariscal de Campo)

Nava, Pedro de

Revilla Gigedo, Conde de

Concha, Fernando de la (Gobernador)

Cabrera, Antonio de

Trudeau, Zenon (Teniente Gobernador)

Carondelet, Baron de

Casas, Luis de las

Places

Pecos (Pueblo)

Huagages (Pueblo)

Misuri (Rio)

Irinueces (Destacamento)

San Luis (Fuerte)

Luisiana

Nuevo Mexico

Monterrey

California

Bejar, San Antonio de

Ilinoa (Puerto)

Napestle (Rio)

Gallina, Rio de la

Colorado (Rio)

Arkansas (Rio)

Acacio (Rio)

San Juan (Rio)

San Guillermo (Rio)

Nachitoches (Fuerte)

Chihuagua

Ethnic Groups

Ricaraxes

Cancex

Cumanches

Tahuayaes

Ases

Panamas

Guachaches

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 255-283

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 255-283

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300013

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Keywords

Indians (Intertribal Relations)

Travel

Captives (Of Indians)

Diaries

Exploration (Land Routes)

General Subjects

Geography

Exploration

Sobre reintegro de gastos causados por Pedro Vial y sus companeros en el viage desde la villa de Santa Fe a la provincia de Texas.

Serial Number

041-04214

Author(s)

Ugarte Loyola, Jacobo

Blanc, Luis de

Date

01-23-1788

End date

04-20-1789

Documentation

Arispe, Santa Fe, natchitoches, Mexico. January 23, 1788, April 20, 1789. 22p. Letters. Copies.

Summary

Vial is entrusted with the mission of discovering a more direct route between Santa Fe (New Mexico) and the fortress of Natchitoches (Luisiana). The commanders of the presidios along the route of Vial report in short letters about his arrival and the assistance they gave him in money and supplies. In one of them it is also recommended to found a presidio in the region of the Ozages Indians in order to facilitate the trade along the rivers of the area and to keep them free of English smugglers and arms traders. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

Anza, Juan Bautista de

Vial, Pedro

Maxes, Joseph (Cabo)

Santos, Cristoval

Alejandro Martin (Interprete Comanche)

Ugarte Loyola, Jacobo

Concha, Fernando de la

Fragoso, Francisco Xavier

Romero, Jose Maria

Leyba, Gregorio

Lucero, Juan

Gasiot y Miralles, Juan (Escribano)

Linares, Duque de (Virrey)

Sandenis, Luis de

Flores, Manuel Antonio

Places

Luisiana

Texas

Natchitoches (Fuerte)

Bejar, San Antonio de

Arispe

San Bartolome (Valle)

Rio Blanco

Arkansas (Rio)

Nueva Orleans

Movila (Puerto)

Rio Grande, San Juan Bautista del

Napestle (Rio)

Ethnic Groups

Comanches

Tumanes

Tauayaches

Ozages

Tupes

Ingleses

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 229-239

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 229-239

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300011

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Keywords

Commerce (Illegal)

Commerce (Weapons)

Exploration (Land Routes)

General Subjects

Exploration

Autos sobre el descubrimiento de la gran quibira segun lo consultado por el Marques de San Miguel de Aguaio.

Serial Number

041-04211

Author(s)

San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de

Date

01-01-1715

End date

11-02-1715

Documentation

San Francisco de los palos. January 1, 1715, November 2, 1715. 12p. Autos. Copies.

Summary

Brief proposal for colonization of the gran quibira (Texas). Vaque references are given about the Indians of the region, estimated to be around 50.000. It is proposed to hire Joseph Urrutia as a guide for the expedicion because he has been living with the Indians for the last twenty years. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

San Miguel de Aguayo, Marques de

Linares, Duque de (Virrey)

Valensuela Vanegas, Francisco de (Oidor)

Soria, Geronimo de (Marques de Villa Hermosa)

Dias de Bracamonte, Juan (Oidor)

Gonzalez de Aguero, Felix (Oidor)

Villarreal, Cristoval de (Oidor)

Oianguren, Francisco de (Oidor)

Pena y Flores, Francisco de la (Alcalde)

Robles Lorersana, Augustin (Alcalde)

Veguellina y Sandoval, Juan de la (Alcalde)

Castaneda, Francisco Antonio de (Alcalde)

Santa Cruz y Rivera, Nicolas de (Contador)

Pardo, Isidro (Contador)

Barbosa, Pedro (Contador)

Avendano, Manuel Joseph de (Contador)

Carrasco, Antonio (Contador)

Miranda, Ignacio Joseph de

Lopes Cotilla, Alexo

Rios, Joseph de los (Contador)

Espinoso Ocampo y Cornejo, Joseph Antonio (Fiscal)

Urrutia, Joseph

Codallos, Joseph

Places

Masapil

Quibira

Palos, San Francisco de los

Nuevo Reino de Leon

Ethnic Groups

Padocas

Texas

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 174-179

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 174-179

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300008

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General Subjects

Testimonio del titulo de governador y instrucciones que se le dio a don Martin de Alarcon para la entrada que hizo en la provincia de los Tejas.

Serial Number

041-04210

Author(s)

Valero, Marques de

Date

12-19-1716

End date

03-21-1720

Documentation

Mexico. December 19, 1716, March 21, 1720. 40p.autos, instrucciones. Transcriptions.

Summary

Alarcon is assigned the post of governor and the command of the colonization of Texas. The aims of this enterprise are the elimination of foreign trade (mainly French) and expansion of the Spanish one. General instructions for the expedition, and later colonization of the area and reduccion of Indians are given. They emphasize the need to found two villages in the area to prevent the meddling of foreign traders in the coast of the seno Mexicano and the main navigable rivers. (A. Nielsen, November 1989)

Persons

Zuniga y Guzman Sotomayor, Baltasar de

Valero, Marques de

Alarcon, Martin de (Sargento Mayor)

Theran, Domingo

Aviles, Antonio de (Teniente)

Luna y Gorraes, Pedro de (Mariscal)

Pardo, Isidro Nicolas (Contador)

San Buenaventura, Antonio de (Fray)

Marfil, Antonio (Fray)

Places

Tejas (Provincia)

Espiritu Santo (Bahia)

San Antonio (Rio)

Guadalupe

San Marcos

San Bernardo (Lago)

Seno Mexicano

Coaguila

Saltillo (Presidio)

Ethnic Groups

Apaches

First Location

AZTM, AGN, Vol. 183 ff. 154-173

Original Location

AGN, Mexico City, Provincias Internas Vol. 183 ff. 154-173

Language

Spanish

Reference Number

18300007

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Keywords

Commerce

Civil Offices (Gobernador)

Spanish-French Relations

Commerce (Illegal)

Colonization

Presidios (Establishment)

General Subjects

Political

Exploration

Journals from Theran for virrey informing all the surpassing details of the explorations.

Serial Number

041-04202

Author(s)

Theran de los Rios, Domingo (General)

Date

05-16-1691

Documentation

Nuevo Santander. May 16, 1691. 84p. Journals. Signed.

Summary

Diary from Theran to the virrey giving day by day detail of the geography of the new part of the provincia de los Texas. He gives names to all the rivers, Arroyos, Cerros, and Valles. He also describes the type of vegetation. Every day he gives a name to some place and the distance they have traveled. Military journal from Bruno, Alferez of the fragata San Roman, in charge of the Bahia la Movila. (D. Bautista, July 1990)

Persons

Theran de los Rios, Domingo (General)

Martinez, Francisco (Capitan)

Salinas Varona, Gregorio (Capitan)

Bernardino (Indio)

Juana (India)

Aramburu, Joseph de (Capitan)

Tremino, Gaspar de (Alferez)

Jesus Maria, Francisco (Fray)

Fernandez Centra, Pedro (Piloto)

Bruno, Alexandro (Piloto)

Massanet, Damian (Fray)