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* [[Dancin' Fool]] and [[Stick It Out]]: ''"Wait a minute, I've got it! You're Italian!"'' | * [[Dancin' Fool]] and [[Stick It Out]]: ''"Wait a minute, I've got it! You're Italian!"'' | ||
* [[Dio Fa]] | * [[Dio Fa]] | ||
| + | * [[Fabio Treves]] | ||
* [[Florentine Pogen]] | * [[Florentine Pogen]] | ||
* [[Galileo]] | * [[Galileo]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:39, 25 April 2026
Articles referencing Italy
- 82/07/05 Genoa Italy Stadio Ferraris
- 82/07/07 Milan Italy Parco Redecesio
- 82/07/08 Pistoia Italy Stadio Comunale
- 82/07/14 Palermo Italy Stadio Comunale La Favorita
- 84/10/08 Milan Italy Palazzo Dello Sport, San Siro
- 88/06/01 Padua Italy Palasport
- Alpha Romeo
- An American Dissident: un tributo a Frank Zappa
- Banco Ambrosiano
- Banco del Mutuo Soccorso
- Massimo Bassoli
- Luciano Berio
- Ferdinando "Nando" Boero (Phialella Zappai)
- Caparezza
- Ivan Cattaneo
- Count Catanti
- Dancin' Fool and Stick It Out: "Wait a minute, I've got it! You're Italian!"
- Dio Fa
- Fabio Treves
- Florentine Pogen
- Galileo
- Ginevra de Benci
- Italian Extraction
- Leonardo Da Vinci
- Tanino Liberatore
- Benito Mussolini
- My Brother Is an Italian Mother
- Luigi Nono
- Parco Redecesio
- Partinico (birthplace of his father)
- Pinocchio
- Pope
- Pope Paul III
- Pope Paul VI
- Questi Cazzi Di Piccioni
- Sonora (The Magazine)
- Tengo Na Minchia Tanta (The Track)
- Torino
- Rudolph Valentino
- Sandro Veronesi
- Yahozna (The Italian Band)
- Francesco Zappa (composer)
- The line "Dominus vobiscum et cum spiritu tuo" in Father O'Blivion and The Mammy Nuns is Latin.
- Italian is spoken on the track This Ain't CNN
