Romantico mimetico is an Italian cultural concept that refers to a form of romantic love based on mimetic desire, where individuals imitate or mirror the desires of others. This concept explores how romantic relationships can be influenced by the imitation of culturally constructed ideals and expectations.
Romantico Desde Siempre was created in 1994.
The cast of Muito romantico - 1979 includes: Andres Silveira as himself
"Soy muy romántico" translates to "I am very romantic" in English.
Romantica in the feminine and romantico in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English word "romantic."Specifically, the Italian and English words are adjectives. The pronunciation of the feminine form is "roh-MAHN-tee-kah." The pronunciation of the masculine form is "roh-MAHN-tee-koh."
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Romantico is a 2005 documentary directed by Mark Becker. The movie is about a musician named Carmelo Muniz Sanchez and his struggles on adapting to life in Mexico after spending years of his life living and performing in San Francisco.
"That is romantic!" in English means Questo è romantico!in Italian.
"Very romantic" in English means molto romantico in Italian.
Renato Scavino has written: 'Un romantico infinito' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation
Amore romantico or Romanzo may be Italian equivalents of the English word "romance."Specifically, the masculine noun amore means "love." The masculine adjective romantico means "romantic." The masculine noun romanzo means "romance" in the sense of a novel.The respective pronunciations are "ah-MOH-reh roh-MAHN-tee-koh" and "roh-MAHN-tsoh."
Ermanno Caldera has written: 'Il dramma romantico in Spagna' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Spanish drama 'Garcilaso e la lirica del Rinascimento'
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