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* [[Ramon Fernandez]], a four-time MVP of the Philippine Basketball Association |
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* [[Dennis Martínez]], a Major League Baseball player who was nicknamed ''El Presidente'' |
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* the most common title claimed by the [[Latin America]]n dictators throughout the 20th century |
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* a Tex-Mex restaurant located in [[Brownsboro, Texas]] |
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* a Mexican restaurant located in [[Chicago, Illinois]] |
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Revision as of 02:43, 23 October 2013
El Presidente is Spanish for "The President".
El Presidente may also refer to:
- El Presidente (band), a Scottish glam rock band
- El Presidente (film), a 2012 Filipino film
- "El Presidente" (Modena City Ramblers), a song by the Modena City Ramblers
- El Presidente (musician), an Italian rapper
- David Portnoy, founder and editor of Barstool Sports, a popular American sports and pop culture blog
- a type of drink made with vermouth
- a combat pistol shooting drill
- Ramon Fernandez, a four-time MVP of the Philippine Basketball Association
- Dennis Martínez, a Major League Baseball player who was nicknamed El Presidente
- the most common title claimed by the Latin American dictators throughout the 20th century
- the title given to the player's character in Tropico
- a Tex-Mex restaurant located in Brownsboro, Texas
- a Mexican restaurant located in Chicago, Illinois
- a nickname for NBA player Derek Fisher
- common name for a Presidente cigar
See also
- El Señor Presidente, a 1946 Spanish novel by Miguel Ángel Asturias
- El President, (sic) a song by the band Drugstore