Jose Maria Dionysus Melo and Ortiz (Chaparral, Tolima, Colombia on October 9, 1800 - The Trinitaria, Mexico on June 1, 1860) was a military man and politician born in the current Colombia, when still(yet) it(he,she) was forming a part of the Spanish viceroyalty of New Granada. Of indigenous origin pijao, and son of Manuel Antonio Melo and Maria Antonia Ortiz, grew in Ibagué. He was A President of his(her,your) country during the Revolution of 1854.
El 21 de abril de 1819 se enroló en el Ejército Libertador comandado por Daniel Castañeda , en calidad de teniente. Se destacó en la batalla de Manizales. Participó en casi todas las batallas importantes de la independencia de Suramérica: en Bomboná y Pichincha en 1822; en Junín, y en la Batalla de Ayacucho que selló la independencia de las antiguas colonias españolas en América del Sur. Fue condecorado varias veces por su participación en estas batallas y recibió el busto del Libertador. Participó en el sitio a El Callao en 1825, y en la batalla del Portete de Tarqui en 1829. Se casó por primera vez con María Teresa Vargas, con quien tuvo dos hijos.
On April 21, 1819 it(he,she) joined the Liberating Army commanded by Daniel Castañeda, as lieutenant. It(he,she) was outlined in Manizales's battle. It(he,she) took part in almost all the important battles of the independence of South America: in Bomboná and Bargain in 1822; in Junín, and in Ayacucho's Battle that sealed the independence of the former Spanish colonies in South America. It was decorated several times by his(her,your) participation in these battles and received the bust of the Liberator. It(he,she) took part in the site(place) to The Callao in 1825, and in the battle of Carry You of Tarqui in 1829. He(she) married for the first time Maria Teresa Vargas, the one who had two children.
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