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Alexandre Magno Abrão (April 9, 1970 –
March 6, 2013),
known professionally as
Chorão, was a
Brazilian singer-songwriter, skateboarder, filmmaker, screenwriter...
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Chorão (formerly
known as Choddnnem), is an
island along the
Mandovi River near Tiswadi, Goa, India. It is the
largest among other 17
islands of Goa. It...
- to mid-2000s.
Vocalist Chorão's drug
addiction and
disagreements with
other musicians frequently overshadowed the band.
Chorão was the only
founding member...
- it with 30
goals in 1993–94. It was Romário who gave
Bebeto the
nickname Chorao, or Crybaby, for his
habit of
pouting to referees. It was also Romário who...
- Kay
Chorao, born as Ann
McKay Sproat on
January 7, 1936, (some
sources say 1937) in Elkhart, Indiana, is an
American artist,
illustrator and
writer of...
- that
started with Ida
Makes a Movie, a live-action
adaptation of the Kay
Chorao book
which premiered on the CBC on
December 8, 1979. It
became a full series...
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Rafael Batista (born 26
August 1988),
better known as
Rafael Chorão, is a
Brazilian footballer as a midfielder. Born in Americana, São Paulo,
Rafael began...
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Karnataka and Maharashtra. They
originally hail from Caraim, a
village on
Chorão island in
coastal Indian state of Goa. They
belong to
various brahminical...
- Real Colégio de Educação de
Chorão is a
defunct Catholic seminary that was
founded on 2
April 1761 in
Chorão,
Portuguese Goa. It
belonged to the parish...
- The
Chorão Epidemic killed over a
thousand women, men and
children in
Chorão, an
island along the
Mandovi River near Ilhas, Goa, India. It also caused...
