- Fini (born 25
December 1980),
known professionally as
Guè (Italian: [ˈɡwe]),
previously as
Gué Pequeno, is an
Italian rapper. He is also a
member of the...
- The
gue is an
extinct type of two-stringed
bowed lyre or
zither from the
Shetland Isles. The
instrument was
described in 1809 by
Arthur Edmondston in...
-
GUE may
refer to:
Gue, a
musical instrument Belle Willey Gue (1860–1944),
American writer Benjamin F.
Gue (1828–1904),
American newspaper editor and politician...
- Left/Nordic
Green Left (French:
Gauche unitaire européenne/Gauche
verte nordique,
GUE/NGL). The
group is
mainly composed of
political parties with
democratic socialist...
- Cho
Gue-sung (Korean: 조규성; RR: Jo Gyu-seong; born 25
January 1998) is a
South Korean footballer who
plays as
striker for
Danish Superliga club Midtjylland...
- Kim Min-kyu (Korean: 김민규; born
December 25, 1994), also
spelled as Kim Min-
gue, is a
South Korean actor. He is
known for his
appearance in the
variety program...
- hill, near a spring, and a
Portuguese colony named Santa Cruz do Cabo do
Gué was created. The site
still bears the name of
Funti or
Founti (from the Portuguese...
-
Peter Mansen (drums),
Elliot Jackson (guitar, synthesizer) and
Garrett Gue (b****). In 2009,
Dobson recorded and
released EP New
Caves under the name...
-
Global Underwater Explorers (
GUE) is a
scuba diving organization that
provides education within recreational, technical, and cave diving. It is a nonprofit...
-
single "Chico",
together with
Italian rapper Guè Pequeno. In 2021, she
collaborated once
again with
Guè Pequeno on the
songs "Elvis" and "Piango sulla...
