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Vilia (Gr****: Βίλια;
formerly Eidyllia, Ειδυλλία) is a
village and a
former muni****lity of West Attica, Greece.
Since the 2011
local government reform...
- Division, the top
division in
Moldovan football. 1992 –
foundation as FC
Vilia Briceni 1994 –
renaming in FC
Progresul Briceni 1996 –
dissolution Divizia...
- Leo
Friedman Beth
Slater Whitson Halfway House Dance Orchestra 3:05 3. "
Vilia"
Franz Lehár Guy
Lombardo & His
Orchestra 2:44 4. "My Gal Sal" Paul Dresser...
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successful reception at the
Royal Theater, Turin, that December. In "The
Vilia Song" (German: Das Vilja-Lied), from the 1905
operetta The
Merry Widow (German:...
- The
Vilia is a 50 km (31 mi) long left
tributary of the
river Prut in
western Ukraine and
northern Moldova. Its
source is near the
village of Buzovytsia...
- τρελή οικογένεια 1965
Andreas Vromiki polis Βρώμικη πόλις 1965
Alexis Vilias Oi
ehthroi 1965
Alekos Theoharis Oi
kyries tis
avlis Οι κυρίες της αυλής...
- 1966
Cancelled 1965
Zulia Thamara Josefina Leal
Unplaced 1964
Zulia Lisla Vilia Silva Negrón Top 15 1963
Carabobo Norah Luisa Duarte Rojas Unplaced 1962...
- It is
separated from its
northern neighbour Cithaeron by the
plain of
Vilia. The
mountain is
covered with
woods with
Aleppo pine and
Mediterranean maquis...
- "Alabama" – 5:09 "Your Lady" – 6:39
Compact Disc
bonus track "
Vilia" (Franz Lehár) – 4:36 "
Vilia" is a jazz
arrangement of
Franz Lehár's "Es lebt' eine Vilja...
- Turka, Chorniava, Sovytsia, Rokytna, Rynhach, Cherlena,
Larga (Briceni),
Vilia, Lopatnic, Racovăț, Ciuhur, Camenca, Delia, Nârnova, Lăpușna, Sărata, Larga...
