- dub version. The
episodes were
directed by
David Martín
Porras and
Marta Pahissa. In
April 2023, Clua
confirmed that a
second season of the show
would not...
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Jaume Pahissa i Jo (also Jaime;
October 8, 1880 –
October 27, 1969, in
Buenos Aires, Argentina) was a Spanish-born
composer and musicologist. His students...
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Albert Botran i
Pahissa (born 14
January 1984) is a
Spanish historian and
politician from
Catalonia and a
former member of the
Congress of
Deputies of...
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Eugenio d'Ors,
Oleguer Junyent,
Frank Marshall,
Rafael Moragas,
Jaime Pahissa and
Santiago Rusiñol. He also
collaborated with
various musical institutions...
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Lamote de Grignon,
Oleguer Junyent,
Frank Marshall,
Rafael Moragas,
Jaume Pahissa and
Santiago Rusiñol. He
showed great interest in the
sound of the cobla...
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January 2017. Len, O.; Garzoni, C.; Lumbreras, C.; Molina, I.; Meije, Y.;
Pahissa, A.; Grossi, P.; The
ESCMID Study Group of
Infection in
Compromised Hosts...
- radiochemistry, such as Sara Abecasis,
Gregorio Baro, Juan Flegenheimer,
Jaime Pahissa-Campá, María
Cristina Palcos, Enzo Ricci,
Renato Radicella,
Plinio Rey...
- Rise and Fall of an
Empire by
Natasha Barrero.
Spanish musician Jaume Pahissa wrote the
opera Galla Placídia in 1913.
Galla Placidia is pla**** by Colette...
- (15 February):
Jaume Pahissa's opera, La
morisca 1920 (24 January):
Joaquim C****adó's Lo
monjo negre 1923 (31 March):
Jaume Pahissa's Marianela 1924 (20...
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Films Cinematography Adrién
Porchet Edited by Juan Pallejá
Music by
Jaume Pahissa Release date August 30, 1937 (1937-08-30) (Spain)
Running time 60 minutes...