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Rosalia Porcaro

Rosalia Porcaro (born 27 January 1966) is an Italian actress, comedian, and cabaret performer. She is known for her stage and television work, as well as her comic characters such as Veronica, Natasha, Creolina, and Assundham.

Rosalia Porcaro

Italian actress Rosalia Porcaro in 2022

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Name
Rosalia Porcaro
Born
27 January 1966
Birthplace
Casoria, Italy
Occupation
Actress, comedian
Nationality
Italy
Languages
Italian

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Rosalia Porcaro (born 27 January 1966) is an Italian actress, comedian, and cabaret performer. She is known for her stage and television work, as well as her comic characters such as Veronica, Natasha, Creolina, and Assundham.

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Rosalia Porcaro (born 1966) is an actor and actress, of Italian nationality. The actor was born in Casoria. Languages used include Italian.

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