- It is best
known among Italians as the "Inno di
Mameli" (Italian: [ˈinno di
maˈmɛːli]; transl. "
Mameli's Hymn"),
after the
author of the lyrics, or "Fratelli...
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Patrizio Marco Giovanni "Patrick"
Mameli (born 23
November 1966) is a
Dutch musician who is the founder, lead singer,
guitarist and only
original remaining...
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Goffredo Mameli (Italian pronunciation: [ɡofˈfreːdo
maˈmɛːli]; 5
September 1827 – 6 July 1849) was an
Italian patriot, poet,
writer and a
notable figure...
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Pinson – 1913,
Teatro M****imo, Palermo. (Revision of La bohème.)
Mameli (about
Goffredo Mameli) – 27
April 1916,
Teatro Carlo Felice, Genoa. (Note that the...
- The 32nd
Armored Brigade "
Mameli" was an
armored brigade of the
Italian Army. Its core
units were tank and
Bersaglieri battalions. The
brigade was headquartered...
-
membership changes throughout their existence, with guitarist-vocalist
Patrick Mameli as the sole
constant member.
After disbanding in
order to
pursue other musical...
- to sink a ship
during the
Spanish Civil War,
albeit unsuccessfully. The
Mamelis parti****ted in the
Second World War.
Three boats survived the war to be...
- series.
Decibel gave
positive reviews to it as a cult classic.
Patrick Mameli - guitar, b****
Patrick Uterwijk -
guitar Martin van
Drunen -
vocals Marco...
- St.
Benedictusberg Abbey, also
Mamelis Abbey, is a
Benedictine monastery established in 1922 in
Mamelis, a
hamlet which administratively falls within Vaals...
- the
priesthood in 1934.
Later he
lived in St.
Benedictusberg Abbey at
Mamelis near Vaals. As
sacristan he
developed a
strong interest in the
design of...
