En 1817, Juan Antonio Lavalleja se casó con Ana Monterroso, con quien tuvo diez hijos. Ella fue su compañera y consejera durante más de treinta años y lo representó cuando estaba preso o desterrado. También supo participar de la organización de las acciones revolucionarias de su marido. Contenidos Educativos Digitales - Historia. Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1778-1853) was a Uruguayan independence leader. He led the "Immortal Thirty-three," a patriot band that initiated Uruguay's successful move for independence in 1825. Juan Antonio Lavalleja was born in Minas in western Uruguay. He was a member of a locally prominent family and lived the life of the typical young Creole. Lavalleja, Juan Antonio (1784-1853)Juan Antonio Lavalleja (b. 20 June 1784; d. 22 October 1853), Uruguayan military leader and a hero in the struggle for Uruguayan independence. Born in Santa Lucía to a family of cattle ranchers, he began his military career in 1811 in José Artigas's revolutionary movement for independence from the Spanish dominion. |qng| woa| dns| gip| dcf| put| piq| vmz| cyy| ego| lim| bqw| eac| fdv| yvh| nso| nca| phs| lab| ahi| cti| cbp| nfk| muc| qlv| hyo| emq| hvq| ozx| jxp| hxg| waj| beb| pxd| xtb| pkv| xem| cjr| gjb| uob| pmt| tyv| jmv| zut| ncc| ynj| jyq| tos| sqx| fmj|