"Marianismo" is an aspect of the female gender role in the machismo of Hispanic American folk culture.
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For several decades Wapato attracted Filipino Americans, Hispanic Americans, Japanese Americans, and Native Americans.
A few years before, in 1808, Hispanic-American patriots tried to convince Sebastián's father, Prince Don Pedro Carlos, to accept the regency under the name of then-captive Spanish king.
Fred Eychaner's Metrowest Corporation originally applied for a new channel 60 license in 1978, but soon attracted competition from Marcelino Miyares, doing business as Hatco-60 (HATCO standing for Hispanic-American Telecasters of Chicago).