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espanolEste articulo examina las relaciones entre la Costa Rica colonial y el Reino Mosquito, una confederacion afroindigena que surgio en la costa caribena de Centroamerica durante el siglo XVII. El objetivo de esta investigacion es analizar el periodo de negociacion durante la primera mitad del siglo XVIII, a traves del estudio de los intermediarios que manejaban estas negociaciones en la practica. Una figura central de esta narracion es el “mulato interprete” Francisco Corella, quien fue el principal negociador del ano 1711 hasta al menos 1724. Ademas de contar la historia de estas negociaciones, este articulo demuestra las contribuciones importantes de poblaciones diversas, incluso personas afrodescendientes a la historia de Costa Rica. EnglishThis article examines the relationship between colonial Costa Rica and the Mosquito Kingdom: an afro-indigenous confederation that emerged on the Caribbean coast of Central America during the seventeenth century. The purpose of this investigation is to analyze a period of frequent negotiation during the early part of the eighteenth century by calling attention to the intermediaries who handled these interactions in practice. The central figure of this narrative is the “mulato interpreter” Francisco Corella who led these negotiations from 1711 until at least 1724. In addition to telling the story of these negotiations, this article demonstrates the important contributions of diverse populations, including people of African descent, to the history of Costa Rica.

Costa Rica, el Reino Mosquito y el “mulato intérprete” Francisco Corella (1711-1724)