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David Parenzo | |
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Born | Padua, Italy | 14 February 1976
Other names | Tigre (Tiger) |
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Height | 1.68 m (5 ft 6 in) |
Partner | Nathania Zevi |
Children | 4 |
David Parenzo (born 14 February 1976) is an Italian journalist and radio/television presenter. [1] He is mostly known for being host, together with Giuseppe Cruciani, of the Italian radio show La Zanzara .
Great-grandson of the Garibaldino and senator Cesare Parenzo, he was born to Michela Caracciolo, teacher, and Gianni Parenzo, [2] lawyer, like his grandfather Emanuele and great-grandfather Cesare. [3] He comes from a Jewish family of printers from the Istrian city of Parenzo\Poreč who settled in Italy in the 16th century. [4]
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