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I like the name Fabio. It's strong and masculine just hearing its sound.
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Fabio Troiano (1974-) is an Italian screenwriter, actor and TV presenter.
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Fabio is a surname (cognome) in Italy. It is the most common surname in Galati Mamertino, a town in the province of Messina, in Sicily. It was formerly called Galati di Tortorici until 1910. Individuals with the Fabio family surname can be found through civil registration records to the late 1700s. Church ledgers have earlier records of Fabio family members.
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I can't think about this name without imagining a little boy running about wreaking havoc. It just sounds like an immature name.
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I love Italian Chef Fabio Viviani. He became a Food Network star and ventured out on his own, has a string of books and restaurants in the United States. This name screams Italy to me... and that isn't a bad thing. I've never met a Fabio in the United States, think it would blend in well with all the latinos we have here. It wouldn't be a strange name in L.A., Miami, Chicago, etc.. interesting name.
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Fabio Chigi (1599-1667) became Pope Alexander VII in 1655.
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I think that it's highly unlikely that the kids at school will have any knowledge of Fabio, the famous Italian model. And so what if they did? The man is gorgeous and successful. I guess the only detraction people associate with him is that he is perceived to be the male version of a "dumb blond" or a Barbie doll. But, by the time your son is an adult, Fabio the model will be a forgotten character from our era. I'd chance it and give this lovely name to a boy. Especially if I was Italian and proud of my heritage. It's such a handsome name!
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I like it because it's short, but I think that people who have got this name are often childish. It sounds good and in our country, it's very popular.
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Fabio Testi is an Italian actor, star of, among many others, the film First Action Hero which, curiously, is not included in his official website's filmography. Born in Italy on August 2 of 1941, the 1.84m tall actor started his film career as a stuntman in his college years. His most famous job as a stuntman was in Sergio Leone's Once upon a time in the West, where he fell from a rooftop and hit the ground on his shoulder. In the 1970s, Fabio Testi became the subject of news items on account of his involvement with international superstar Ursula Andress. The relationship lasted three years, but ended when Testi decided he was too jealous a lover. Another romance found him in the arms of Charlotte Rampling but he would only marry in 1979, to Lola Navarro, with whom he fathered three children. Testi skirted international stardom through a series of unusual role choices and a firm decision to remain in Italy. He chose to work with people like Miles Deem, known as the "Ed Wood" of Spaghetti Westerns" when better roles were available.
In America, many of his movies saw a DVD release through Blue Underground studios, usually including a subtitled interview with the actor discussing the film at hand.
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In America, many of his movies saw a DVD release through Blue Underground studios, usually including a subtitled interview with the actor discussing the film at hand.
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I like this name, I think that it's really sexy!
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Fabio Cannavaro and Fabio Grosso are two very good soccer palyers who play for Italy, the new current holders of the World Cup title. Fabio Grosso scored both the winning goal against Germany which won Italy their place in the final and also the winnig penalty on their penalty shoot-out against France in the final. Fabio Cannavaro is Italy's captain.
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Fabio Lanzoni is an Italian model who posed for romance novel covers. He is known by his first name only.
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As far as ONLY the name is concerned, I could say this is the most beautiful and deep name I've ever heard.
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I read somewhere that Fabio was Spanish for "ruler", but I may be wrong.
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