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DA$18676$ - translation to spanish

GRUPO MUSICAL ALEMÁN
Da da da
  • Casio]] VL-1, como el que suena en ''Da da da''
  • Fender Stratocaster
  • Herbert Grönemeyer
  • Peter Behrens en 2007.
  • Ritmo de batería similar al de muchas canciones de Trio.

DA      
Distrito del juzgado (abreviatura)
Da Nang         
  • Da Nang International Airport.
  • University of Đà Nẵng]]'s main campus, on Le Duan Street.
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  • punitive campaign]] against the Vietnamese, had turned into a long, bitter and costly defeat for the Franco-Spanish Force.
  • Da Nang in the painting ''Giao Chỉ quốc mậu dịch độ hải đồ (交趾国渡航図巻)'' of Chaya Shinroku (茶屋新六) in the 17th century.
  • U.S. helicopters at [[Da Nang Air Base]], 1965
  • The [[Hải Vân Pass]]
  • Hai Van Tunnel North Entrance
  • Inside Hàn Market.
  • Legend of the Seas]]'' calls at Da Nang Port in February 2009.
  • Gymnasiums of Da Nang
  • Annam]] drafted by [[Alexandre de Rhodes]]. "Cua han" appears along the coast (upside-down, left of centre).
  • Paracel Islands (Vietnamese names)
  • The People's Committee of Da Nang City
  • A [[Vietnam Airlines]] jet is boarded in front of the new terminal of [[Da Nang International Airport]]
MUNICIPALITY OF VIETNAM
Tourane; Danang, Vietnam; Đà Nẵng; Ðà Nang; Da Nang, Vietnam; Thanh pho Da Nang; Da-Nang; 沱灢; Ðà Nẵng; Names of Da Nang; History of Danang; Danang; History of Da Nang; Geography of Da Nang; Da nang; Cuisine of Da Nang
n. Da Nang, ciudad en la zona central de Vietnam
da Vinci         
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  • fighting vehicle]]
  • Pacioli's]] ''[[Divina proportione]]'' (1509)
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  • group=d}} [[Czartoryski Museum]], [[Kraków]], Poland
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  • group=d}} [[Uffizi]], is thought to be Leonardo's earliest extant and complete major work.
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  • Vatican]]
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  • group=d}} [[Uffizi]], Florence
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  • lk=no}}), Royal Library, [[Windsor Castle]]
  • 1499–1508}}, [[National Gallery]], London
  • Royal Library]] of [[Turin]], Italy
  • group=d}} [[Louvre]], Paris
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  • left
  • 1492–1498}})
  • lk=no}}) attributed to [[Francesco Melzi]]
  • Tomb in the chapel of Saint Hubert at the [[Château d'Amboise]] where a plaque describes it as the presumed site of Leonardo's remains
ITALIAN RENAISSANCE POLYMATH (1452−1519)
Leonardo de Vinci; Leonardo DaVinci; Leonardo Da Vinci; Da Vinci; Davinci; DaVinci; Leonardo Davinchi; Leonardo Davinci; Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci; Leonardo da vinci; Leonardo daVinci; Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci; Vinci, Leonardo di Ser Piero da; Da vinci; Leonardo da Vinci's workshop; Leonard da Vinci; Leonardo da Vinchi; The Great Leonardo; Léonard de Vinci; Leonard de Vinci; L. Da Vinci; Leanardo da vinci; Leonardo Da Vinchi; Leonardo De Vinci; Leonardo Di Vinci; Léonardo Da Vinci; Leo da vinci; Caterina Buti del Vacca; Leonardo da Vinci Notebooks; Da Vincian; Leonardo Abince
da Vinci (Leonardo, pintor, escultor, científico, ingeniero, inventor, humanista del Renacimiento, pintó "La Gioconda" y "La última cena")

Definition

tita
I
tita1 (de or. expresivo) f., gralm. pl. Palabra con que se llama a las *gallinas.
II
tita2 V. "tito, -a".

Wikipedia

Trio (banda)

Trio fue el nombre de un grupo musical alemán que se hizo famoso en 1982 durante la Neue Deutsche Welle, movimiento del cual pronto se distanciarían. Los primeros años, la música de Trio estuvo marcada por el minimalismo, que se manifestaba tanto en los textos como en la simplificación de la música a solo dos instrumentos: batería y guitarra. Su mayor éxito fue la canción Da da da, que les hizo internacionalmente conocidos y de la que vendieron 13 millones de ejemplares.[1]