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Yes, there is an Italian version of the song "One" by Bono. The title in question references a 4-minute 36-second popular song released by the Irish musical group U2 on March 6, 1992. Worldwide fans tend to favor the original English even though versions exist in other languages, such as Italian.
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What is the Italian guacamole recipe?
There is no Italian version of Guacamole. it is a Mexican dish and not italian one.
Who wrote u2 song one?
Alicia Keys has a new song called No One.
What is the song kings of leon 17 about?
The song was allegedly written about a one night stand Jared Followill had with Bono's(U2) daughter, who was 17 at the time...
Who recorded the song Don't Tell Me Goodbye w and m Vaughn Horton and Buddy Greco?
Buddy Greco certainly recorded this song in about 1953, but as for the words and music, an Italian version of this song already existed in 1945 as evidenced by actor Gino Corrado singing it (albeit very badly) in the Three Stooges short, "Micro Phonies". Even the 1953 Greco recording has one verse sung in the original Italian version.
What was the theme song of the Disney cartoon version of Peter Pan or did it not have one?
The theme song was You Can Fly
Who wrote U2 one?
Bono
Who sang the song titled Susan?
There is more than one song titled "Susan". One version is sung by The Buckinghams.
What is 'male cousin' when translated from English to Italian?
cugino is the male version (cugina the female one)
Where can learn how to speak Italian?
If one is interested in learning how to speak Italian it is recommended to purchase the Italian version of Rosetta Stone. Rosetta Stone is the number one ranked language teaching product in the world. Or, one may decide to enroll in Italian classes at a local school or college.
Who song one way or another?
First version: Blondie Cover: One Direction
What is basshunters new song?
its a different version of one of his songs dota
Is 'Bella Ciao' an Italian folk song?
Yes, Bella, Ciao ("Beautiful [female, one, woman], Goodbye") is an Italian folksong. It served as the song of the Italian partisans who opposed the fascist and rightist tendencies of Italian politics during World War II. The pronunciation will be "BEL-la tchow" in Italian.
