Zulian
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| Zulian Zuliano |
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approx. 4,000,000 |
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| Maracucho/Marabine Spanish , Standard Spanish | ||||||||||||
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The Zulians (Spanish: Zulianos) are people of Western Venezuela from the state of Zulia. They're often referred as Maracuchos or Marabines. Like most Latin Americans, Zulians are Mestizos of Spanish, Italian and Amerindian descent.
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