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English: Aboriginal princess from Gran Canaria, daughter of the King or Guanarteme Tenesor Semidan during the European conquest of the Canary Islands in the 15th century. Once Christianized, Guayarmina took the name of Margarita Fernández Guanarteme
Español: Princesa aborigen grancanaria, hija del Rey o Guanarteme Tenesor Semidan durante la conquista europea de las islas Canarias en el siglo xv. Una vez cristianizada, Guayarmina tomó el nombre de Margarita Fernández Guanarteme |
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