The Los Ninos Heroes, or "heroic children", were a group of cadets during the Mexican War. Although the Mexican army retreated when the Americans attacked, it is said that these six boys (all under 19) stayed to fight for their country. What these boys did has yet to be proved, but, either way there is still a monument in their honor.
The Los Ninos Heroes were a group of six young Mexican men who refused the order to retreat and fought to the last man in defense of their flag, They included:Juan de la Barrera, Lieutenant.Agustin Melgar, Cadet.Juan Escutia, Cadet.Vicente Suarez, Cadet.Francisco Marquez, Cadet. AndFernando Montes de Oca, Cadet.They fell to the American attackers until only Juan Escutia remained. He wrapped the Mexican Flag around himself an jumped off the Castle Wall to his death to prevent the enemy from capturing it.
there are no remains of alamo heroes
Heroes of Annihilated Empires was created on 2006-10-05.
The heroes were every man and woman who tried their best. There were no cowards. War is hell.
The Los Ninos Heroes, a group of six cadets at the Battle of Chapultepec who refused the order to retreat and fought to the death in defense of their flag. When only Juan Escutia remained he draped himself in the Mexican Flag and jumped off the Castle Wall to his death. The other Mexican Immortals were: Lieutenant Juan de la Barrera. Cadet Augustin Melgar. Cadet Vincente Suarez. Cadet Francisco Marquez. Cadet Montes de Oca.
Yes the Los Ninos Heroes of Chapultepec.
The "Los Niños Héroes" (Heroic Cadets) were six teenage military cadets who died defending Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City during the Mexican-American War in 1847. They are celebrated as national heroes in Mexico for their bravery and loyalty to their country.
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"Los niños se" translates to "the children themselves" in English.
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Translated it is Como estan los ninos ?
"¿Qué escuchan los niños?" translates to "What do the children listen to?" in English.
Hector y los niños : Hector and the children
Los espiritus de los ninos muertos
"Dia de los Ninos Heroes" known as "Heroic Cadets" or "Heroic Kids" and it celebrates the Battle of Chapultepec during the Mexican-American War of 1847.
"Los niños españoles" in Spanish translates to "the Spanish children" in English.
"Mira a los ninos juegan los deportes"