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Source - The Alamo (2004 Film)
The Degüello was a bugle call used by the Mexican Army to signal no quarter. The term comes from the Spanish word meaning “beheading” or “slitting of the throat.” Most famously, the Degüello was played during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, when General Antonio López de Santa Anna’s forces surrounded the Texan defenders in San Antonio.
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Source - The Alamo (2004 Film)
The Degüello was a bugle call used by the Mexican Army to signal no quarter. The term comes from the Spanish word meaning “beheading” or “slitting of the throat.” Most famously, the Degüello was played during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, when General Antonio López de Santa Anna’s forces surrounded the Texan defenders in San Antonio.
#thealamo #texas #mexico
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