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- Alwina Valleria (October 12, 1848 – February 17, 1925) was an American-born soprano. She was the first American-born singer to appear in prin****l roles...
- Nataly, Jenna Lovely, Lucy Bell, Niki Sweet, Silvie De Lux, Suzie Carina, Valleria, Pavel Matous, George Uhl, Marcio Gonzales, Leny Ewil, Steve Q. & JJ) Inglorious...
- Doibani Reghina Alexandrina Rickard Bonde Truumeel Nikos Sofis 42 7 19 Valleria "Rule (Rai Di Ri Di)" Valeria Condrea 36 19 20 Natalia Barbu "In the Middle"...
- Nataly, Jenna Lovely, Lucy Bell, Niki Sweet, Silvie De Lux, Suzie Carina, Valleria, Pavel Matous, George Uhl, Marcio Gonzales, Leny Ewil, Steve Q., J. J....
- Minnie Hauk for Carmen, who had become famous in the role in Paris; Alwina Valleria portra**** Micaëla, and Del Puente Escamillo, to Campanini's Don José— under...
- Giuseppe Donati, inventor of the ocarina (b. 1836) February 17 – Alwina Valleria, operatic soprano (b. 1848) February 20 – Marco Enrico Bossi, organist...
- Nationality Swede Parents Olaus Magni Beronis Catharina Celsia Spouse Catharina Elisabeth Valleria 1st marriage Johanna Catharina Burman 2nd marriage...
- women professional photographer and businesswoman from Rapperswil Alwina Valleria (1848–1925), American-born soprano This page or section lists people that...
- curtailed, La Lega was more coldly received than on the first performance. Sig. ****arre and Signora Valleria, however, still distinguish themselves. v t e...
- (1848–1917) Lilli Lehmann (1848–1929) Virginia Naumann-Gungl (1848–1915) Alwina Valleria (1848–1925) Mathilde Weckerlin (1848–1928) 1849 Émilie Ambre (1849–1898)...