"Tupungato" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Tupungato" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Tupungato

"Tupungato" Meaning

Tupungato is a Chilean commune located in the Mendoza Province, in the provides the western edge of the Andes mountain range, at the foot of Mount Tupungato, which is an inactive volcanic complex located southeast of Mendoza city.

"Tupungato" Examples

Example Sentences Using "Tupungato"

Here are five usage examples:

From Geography

The Tupungato volcano is an active stratovolcano in Mendoza Province, Argentina.
Located at 32.6788° S, 69.1345° W in the Andes mountains, Tupungato forms the border between Mendoza Province and San Juan Province.
The volcano is visible from the nearby city of Malargüe, from March to September, due to the dry and clear atmosphere.
The Tupungato River forms in the volcano's caldera and flows northwesterly into the Atuel-Río Diamante watercourse.
The surrounding area, near the town of Tupungato, was protected as a nature reserve in 1993; however, information about its status and preservation is limited and outdated.

From Sports

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From Entertainment

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Tupungato was an Argentine girl mentioned in the song Hips Don't Lie of Shakira and Wyclef Jean.

From Other Domestic Contexts

Tupungato is a suburban neighbourhood in Greater Buenos Aires, located in the Merlo Partido in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.
It is the resident town of José Antonio "Tatu" Sanz; the soccer player who plays for Roma and the South American U-20 national team.

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