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71Risa Wataya — (February 1, 1984 ndash;) is a female Japanese novelist from Kyoto. She rose to fame in 2003 upon receiving the Akutagawa Prize for her short novel Keritai Senaka ( quot;The Back You Want to Kick quot;), while at Waseda University. The prize was… …
72Risa Uchida — (born February 12, 1989) is a Japanese actress born in Kanagawa Prefecture. She is 159 centimeters tall and her blood type is A. She is best known to fans as the Japanese voice of Kairi from the Kingdom Hearts series of games developed by Disney… …
73Risa Ohki — is a Japanese vocalist, most famously featured on and albums. She sings in at least five languages: Japanese (her primary language), English, French, Portuguese (although not with a clear Portuguese accent, but rather a Brazilian accent… …
74Risa Tsubaki — (September 8, 1979 ) is a female seiyū from Meguro, Tokyo. She is affiliated with Mausu Promotion.RolesTelevision animation*Fighting Beauty Wulong Rebirth (Sachi) *Ouran High School Host Club (Azusa Suwaki, Hina Usami)Video games*Crash Boom Bang! …
75Risa today — Infobox Single Name = Rise Today Artist = Alter Bridge from Album = Blackbird B side = Released = July 30, 2007 Format = Recorded = February 2007 May 2007 Genre = Modern Rock Length = 4:23 Label = Universal Republic Records Writer = Myles Kennedy …
76Risa Itō — ] Her manga Oruchuban Ebichu ( Ebichu Minds the House ) was adapted by Gainax as an anime television series. References External links * [http://itorisa.com/index.php Official Web Site] * * [http://users.skynet.be/mangaguide/au592.html Profile]… …
77Risa Niigaki — …
78risa de conejo — ► locución coloquial Mueca con la que se finge reír …
79risa sardónica — ► locución MEDICINA coloquial 1. Contracción convulsiva de los músculos de la cara, semejante a la que se hace al reír, producida en algunas enfermedades. 2. La forzada que finge alegría: estoy harta de sus risas sardónicas …
80Morir de risa — hace referencia a una muerte provocada por un prolongado e incontrolado ataque de risa. A diferencia de lo que sucede en otros idiomas (por ejemplo en inglés: fatal hilarity), en español no existe un término específico para referirse al fenómeno …
