- Витальевна Яковлева,
October 12, 1970 –
January 17, 2015),
better known as
Origa, was a
Russian singer who rose to
prominence for her
musical collaborations...
- his
death in 1983.
Following Origas's death,
Origas was
succeeded by Luc Jouret, but was
forced out by
relatives of
Origas in a dispute. The
group then...
-
Origas is a
French surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Jean-Jacques
Origas (1937–2003),
French ****anologist
Julien Origas (1920–1983), French...
-
asked Origas to
replace him as president.
Origas accepted, but
returned in a
letter that this was only done with the
understanding that
Origas would be...
- ranks.
Jouret and
Origas became close, and
Origas may have
appointed Jouret to be his
successor and the next
Grand Master.
Origas died in 1983, after...
- at the
suggestion of
Julien Origas.
Bernard quickly let
Origas take control,
after which it was led
solely by
Origas.
Origas was also
known to have a "difficult"...
-
Graziano Origa (22
November 1952 – 18 June 2023) was an
Italian visual artist. In 1979, he
founded the
magazine Punk Artist.
Origa was born in the town...
- 1865-1882 (Préface de Jean-Jacques
Origas). Rennes:
Presses universitaires de Rennes. ISBN 2-86847-705-4 Jean-Jacques
Origas, (2008). La
Lampe d'Akutagawa...
-
whenever these songs were
performed in concert,
either Maaya Sakamoto or
Origa would perform them. In a 2009
written interview,
Robin said that she would...
- Delon. Pac. p. 26. Voir l'entretien donné par
Renzo Barbieri à
Graziano Origa en 2002. van Renterghem,
Marion (August 2017). "Alain Delon: " Je me souviens...
