- Pin-
Occhio is an
Italian electronic band
composed of
deejays Nicola Savino and
Marco Biondi. It had its peak of po****rity in 1993 with two hit singles...
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Portuguese oito).
Vulgar Latin -cl-
becomes cchi /kkj/
rather than /ʎ/:
oclum >
occhio "eye" (cf.
Portuguese olho /ˈoʎu/,
French œil /œj/ < /œʎ/); but Romanian...
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Manhattan Baby is a 1982
Italian horror film
directed by
Lucio Fulci, and
starring Christopher Connelly and
Carlo De Mejo. The film
begins in Egypt, where...
- Malvasia,
although Sangiovese may be used to
produce a rosé
style known as "
Occhio di Pernice" or eye of the partridge. The
wines may also be
described as...
- The
Third Eye (Italian: Il
terzo occhio) is a 1966
Italian horror film. It was
directed by Mino
Guerrini and
stars Franco Nero,
Gioia Pascal, and Erika...
- An Eye for an Eye (French: Oeil pour oeil) is a 1957 French-Italian
Technicolor thriller film
directed by André
Cayatte and
starring Curd Jürgens, Folco...
-
OcchioPinocchio (also
spelled as
Occhio Pinocchio) is a 1994
Italian fantasy comedy film
directed by
Francesco Nuti.
Francesco Nuti as Pinocchio/Leonardo...
- alertness, or a
warning to be watchful. In the
Italian language, one can say
occhio (eye), not
necessarily with the gesture, to
signify the same. In France...
-
number of
prestigious awards including the L'Occhio d'Oro
during his career:
Occhio d'Oro
Award (six times) for Best
Italian Designer Gold
Medal from the City...
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Aleatico is a red
Italian wine
grape variety. It is
notable for
being the
primary grape in the cult wine
Aleatico di
Portoferraio made in Elba. In Chile...
