Ilaria Spada - Beautiful Heart in Italy

Ilaria Spada (born on February 27, 1981 in Latina, Latium, Italy), Italian actress and showgirl, born in the Agro Pontino capital from an italian father and a mother from Tunisia.
Spada participated as anchorwoman in Zecchino d'oro on Raiuno and Libero on Raidue, with Teo Mammucari and Elisabetta Gregoraci, and she appeared on a cover of prestigious weekly magazine Panorama.
In the and of 2006, Spada acted a firewoman, parteciping, with Alessandro Gassman, Pietro Taricone and Antonello Fassari, at the TV show of Canale 5 Codice Rosso (Red Code). She is the first woman to act this role, because in Italy the women are ammetted to became a fire officer only from a few of years.
On April 2007, Spada is a protagonist of Rai Uno TV show Provaci ancora Prof 2 (Try again Professor 2) with Veronica Pivetti (the professor) and Enzo De Caro (the professor's hasband).

Sonia Aquino - Old Italian Style

Sonia Aquino (born 1977 in Avellino) is an Italian actress, who has most notably appeared in the movie The Life and Death of Peter Sellers as Sophia Loren.

Rosaria Cannavò - Sensual Gallery from Italia

Rosaria Cannavò, a 26 year-old from Catania, Italy, is absolutely beautiful especially for her Mediterranean touch. With her simple, sweet look, the provoking brunette is a student at the university and an actress in the long run.
Among some of her television programs she has played roles in, “Sarabanda”, “I Raccomandati” (Recommended to You), and “Paperissima” where she was one of the duckling dance girls or paperetta on the head floor. She has presented to the public her musical moves and ballerina skills given that her passion has always been the dance.
In autumn she launched herself for a new modeling shoot in the raw for a Spanish weekly magazine, “Interviù”. She also participated in the new reality show, “Uno, Due, Tre..Stalla” (One, Two, Three…Stall) in Mediaset where she ended up as one of the three finalists in the show.

Giorgia Palmas - Best photoshoot - The italian dream

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