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Daniele Martinelli (footballer) — For other people named Daniele Martinelli, see Daniele Martinelli (disambiguation). Daniele Martinelli Personal information Date of birth 27 February 1982 (1982 02 27) (age 29) … Wikipedia
Daniele Martinelli (journalist) — See Daniele Martinelli (disambiguation) Daniele Martinelli (born July 1969) is an Italian journalist, blogger,[1] and television presenter. According to his official website, he was born in Romano di Lombardia. Contents 1 Education 2 Career … Wikipedia
Martinelli — For the brand of sparkling cider, see Martinelli s. Martinelli is a surname of Italian origin. The name refers to: Alberto Martinelli (contemporary), world known scholar of social sciences Alfredo Martinelli (1899–1968), Italian film actor Anton… … Wikipedia
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