Primera Collection

Matt Neal Team Nissan Primera Gt 13 April 1999 Date: 13 April 1999

Merchant frigate named La Primera de Catalunya, beginning of 19th century

A Paddle Steamer In The Primera Angostura, A Sound Of The Strait Of Magellan, Chile In The 19th Century. From Am

Colombia - Bogota - Primera Calle de Florian
The Main Street of Florian, Bogota, Colombia (Primera Calle de Florian) Date: circa 1920s

Nissan Primera ex Leslie BTCC Manufacturers winner

Mariano Moreno
Postcard celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the May Revolution in Argentina, featuring an inset portrait of Mariano Moreno - (1778-1811) - an Argentine lawyer, journalist, and politician

Fray Francisco Alvarado (1756-1814) known by the Philosopher
Fray Francisco Alvarado (1756-1814) of the Order of Preachers or Dominicans, known by the Philosopher Rancid. Illiberal. Carta XXXI del filosofo rancio y primera contra el dictamen de las comisiones

NAVAJO DELEGATION, c1874. Navajo delegates to Washington, D. C. c1874. Front row
NAVAJO DELEGATION, c1874. Navajo delegates to Washington, D.C. c1874. Front row, left to right: Carmero Mucho; Mariana; Juanita, wife of Manuelito; Manuelito

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Amidst the rich tapestry of history, the name "Primera" echoes through various eras and continents. From the Merchant frigate La Primera de Catalunya of the 19th century, to the beginning of Colombia's Primera Calle de Florian in Bogota, the name holds a significant place. In the same century, Matt Neal etched his name in British Touring Car Championship history as the winner with the Nissan Primera. Simultaneously, the Navajo people sent a delegation to Washington D. C. In 1874, led by Manuelito and his wife Juanita, who stood proudly amongst their people - Carmero Mucho, Mariana, Manuelito Segundo, Tiene-Su-Se, Wild Hand Sharp, Ganado Mucho, Light Beard, Governor Arny, Kentucky Mountain Bill, Cabra Negra, Cayatanita, Narbona Primero, and Jesus Arviso. In Chile, the sound of the Primera Angostura, a paddle steamer in the Strait of Magellan, resonated through the 19th century. The philosopher Fray Francisco Alvarado, known as "El Filósofo, " pondered over the meaning of life in the same era. The name Primera continues to inspire and intrigue, connecting us to the past and reminding us of the richness and diversity of human history.