Enciso

Jaime Enciso is the host and headwaiter at Mario's.

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My waiter, Gabriel Enciso, was actually from a small town two hours south of Lima, Peru, and he bathed me in a sea of Pisco Sours.

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Gabriel Enciso is a waiter here actually from Peru!

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From 1519 onwards (the Suma Geográfica, by Fernández de Enciso) a significant number of contributions to this science were written by Spaniards.

Sailing on and on 2008

From 1519 onwards (the Suma Geográfica, by Fernández de Enciso) a significant number of contributions to this science were written by Spaniards.

Sailing on and on 2008

Already, in 1518, Fernandez de Enciso (Suma de Geographia), the “theoretical discoverer” of

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Soon after his return to Darien he received letters from Zamudio, informing him that Enciso had complained to the king, and had obtained a sentence condemning Balboa and summoning him to Spain.

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Enciso set sail in 1510, and Balboa, whose debts made the town unpleasant to him, managed to accompany him by concealing himself, it is said, in a cask of "victuals for the voyage," which was conveyed from his farm to the ship.

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His proposal was accepted and a new town was founded, named Sta Maria de la Antigua del Darien; but quarrels soon broke out among the adventurers, and Enciso was deposed, thrown into prison and finally sent off to Spain with Balboa's ally, the alcalde Zamudio.

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While Enciso was undecided how to act, Balboa proposed that they should sail for Darien, on the Gulf of Uraba, where he had touched when with Bastidas.

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