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St. Lucas de Barrameda, passing through the Canary Islands and the Cabo Verde Islands.

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It crossed the Atlantic towards South America, passing through the ports of the East Coast.

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It continued crossing the Pacific towards the current Philippines,

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passing through the island of Ciebs, arriving at Makatan, where he died.

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Then, Juan Sebastián del Cano continued his journey towards the one who crossed the Indian Ocean

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after visiting all the ports of the Indonesian archipelago.

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He passed the Cape of Good Hope and returned the same way as his predecessor,

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finally arriving at the port of Salukan de Barrameda.

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Since 1550, two expeditions have skirted the Mexican coastline,

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and in 1518, Diego Velázquez entrusted a third expedition to his secretary, Hernán Contés.

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In the following months, this obeyed the governor's orders.

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It was supposed to be an exploratory mission into a conquest of legendary proportions,

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which in short time enabled us to achieve control of an empire populated by more than

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50 million people.

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In 1519, Cortes and his people arrived at the Mexican coast of Tenochtitlan, where they

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quickly overcame the host line and distinguished people of the area.

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This was the service that sailed from Panama in a city with 118 soldiers, landing near

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Tumbes, on what is now Peru's northern border.

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Then it was part of the Inca Valley, called Tahuantinsuyo, which extended from Colombia

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to Chile with a population of approximately 12 million people.

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Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca explored the southern coast of North America from present-day

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Florida, through Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, and entered Texas, New Mexico,

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Arizona, and northern Mexico until he reached the Gulf of California.

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He was named like this after joining the Indians for 10 years and spent the

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Odyssey of Cabeza de Vaca in North America.