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Laura Canoura Sande (born 2
January 1957) is a
singer and
composer of po****r
Uruguayan music. She is
considered one of the most
renowned female solo...
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Inocencio of Mary Immaculate, CP (10
March 1887–9
October 1934), born
Manuel Canoura Arnau, was a
Catholic priest and
member of the P****ionists who was killed...
- (musician),
Uruguayan musician part of the
musical group Rumbo, with
Laura Canoura Carlos Vicente (skier) (born 1971),
Spanish cross-country
skier This disambiguation...
- Musical. The play was
performed in
Uruguay from 1994 to 1995 with
Laura Canoura in the role of Piaf. In 1995 she won the Iris de
Plata Award. Caroline...
- on 21
November 1999.
Saint Innocencio of Mary Immaculate, born
Emanuele Canoura Arnau, was a
member of the P****ionist
Congregation and
martyr of the Spanish...
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Belin Raúl
Bobbio Sara
Bonet Rodolfo Brindisi -
Prisoner Oscar Calvo Oscar Canoura María
Cignacco Hubert Copello Martín
Coria -
Police officer taking a statement...
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female singer and
actor Comte Arnau,
wealthy Catalan nobleman Emanuele Canoura Arnau (1887–1934),
member of the P****ionist
Congregation and a
martyr of...
- Montevideo [es] to
perform in the Tres
mujeres para el
tango concert with
Laura Canoura and Mónica Navarro. With the Orchestra, she
performed two
outdoor shows...
- Concepción, P****ionist
Father who had come to hear confessions, born
Manuel Canoura Arnau on 10
March 1887 at S.
Cecilia del
Valle de Oro, near the Cantabrian...
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Josefina "Pepa") Aldo
Ranks -
Mueve mami (Tema de
Sharon Janet)
Laura Canoura -
Casandra (Tema de Casandra)
Chayanne -
Caprichosa (Tema de
Casandra y...
