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Porfirio Fisac de
Diego (born
January 24, 1965) is a
Spanish basketball coach for
Casademont Zaragoza of the Liga ACB. He was the head
coach of the Senegalese...
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Miguel Fisac Serna (1913–2006) was a
Spanish architect,
urban planner, and painter. He was a
member of Opus Dei from 1935 to 1955, but
later publicly...
- Juan
Casado Fisac (born 1998),
known professionally as
Ralphie Choo, is a
Spanish singer-songwriter and producer.
Fisac was born in Madrid. He grew up...
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Federation (
FISAC-IRSF), and the
World Jump Rope
Federation (WJRF).
There have been 11
World Championships on
every alternate year by
FISAC-IRSF, with...
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Missions (2002)
Member of the
Fonds Intervention Commerce et
Artisanat (
FISAC) (1992–2001)
Member of the
national council (1990–1999) and the national...
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questions from
people in the crowd." Critics, such as
Spanish architect Miguel Fisac, who was one of the
earliest members of Opus Dei and who ****ociated with...
- None None 1981–82
Fantic Motor 1982–83
Adidas None 1983–89 Mita 1989–91
FISAC 1991–93
Umbro Ambrosoli 1993–94
Palizzi le ****oni Due 1994–95
Devis CS...
- — 1987
Commodore 1987–1988
OCRIM 1988–1989 — 1989
Duarig FISAC Como 1989–1990
Admiral FISAC 1990–1991
Lufthansa 1992–1994
Umbro Lufthansa 1994–1995 —...
- Sam Gold
Terius Gesteelde-Diamant Lyricist(s)
Rosalia Vila Juan
Casado Fisac Producer(s) Rosalía
Ralphie Choo Noah
Goldstein Dylan Patrice Rosalía singles...
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remain in the
league after only
winning eight of the 34 games.
Porfirio Fisac finished his era in the club
after two
consecutive promotions.
Despite this...
