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Macaco comes from the name of an animal (monkey) that was killed on the site.

Macaco, the name of both the title character and the magazine that featured it, was started in 1928.

Macaco is a somewhat commonly used slur term in Brazil.

"Macaco" is also the Portuguese generic word to designate any kind of ape.

His dark skin and blond hair prompted the affectionate nickname of "Macaco."

The lake was also called Lake Macaco in the early 19th century.

He served as the editor of the children's magazines Macaco and Macaquete.

"He called Macaco and flew him to Boston.

Rumbo Submarino is the second studio album released by Macaco.

However, it folded and the Macaco comic strip was transferred to Macaquete.

After nearly 15 minutes of fighting, Pelé defeated Macaco, making him submit to strikes.

Cerca do Macaco, the main settlement, fell; and Zumbi was wounded.

They have a dog, a Yorkie/Maltese mix named Macaco.

Juliana Ramirez said, "Macaco loves Manny like a son."

"Macaco was crying," she said.

Macaco (or, "macaco-de-imitação") has also the meaning of someone who acritically imitates the behaviours of others.

Macaco can refer to:

Macaco (band) - a musical band.

Patino is nicknamed Macaco (Portuguese for monkey).

They have performed with other popular Spanish artists such as Rosario Flores and Macaco.

Macaco: Literally, monkey.

Macaco - "Moving"

Macaco - "Love Is The Only Way"

In the process of the transfer, Macaco was featured in a continuity strip rather than in a gag strip.

The black lemur (Eulemur macaco) is a species of lemur from the family Lemuridae.

The only known host is the lemur Lemur macaco macaco.

P. bucki - Lemur macaco macaco

The known hosts include the lemurs Lemur macaco macaco and Lemur collaris.

P. girardi - Lemur fulvus rufus, Lemur macaco macaco

P. lemuris - lemurs (Lemur collaris, Lemur macaco macaco)