Swedish Italians
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(19,087[1] 0.2% of the Swedish population (2012)[2]) | |||||||||||||
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Swedish Italians (Swedish: Svenskitalienare) are Swedish citizens or residents of Italian ethnic, cultural and linguistic heritage or identity. There are approximately 8,126 people born in Italy living in Sweden today, as well as 10,961 people born in Sweden with at least one parent born in Italy.[3][4]
Notable Swedish Italians
- Erik Gandini, film director
- Marcus Birro, poet, author and columnist
- Peter Birro, poet, author and columnist
- Thomas Di Leva, singer-songwriter
- Jonnie Fedel, former football player
- John Guidetti, football player
- Sebastian Ingrosso, DJ and producer
- Alesso, DJ and producer
- Veronica Maggio, singer
- Michael Nyqvist, actor
- Pauline Kamusewu, singer
- Thomas Ravelli, former footballer
- Andreas Ravelli, former footballer
- Paolo Roberto, former boxer
- Alexandra Zazzi, chef
- Yvonne Lombard, actress
- Amelia Adamo, editor-in-chief
- Baroness Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, MEP
- Lydia Cappolicchio, journalist and hostess
- Johan De Farfalla, musician
- Staffan de Mistura, UN and Arab League envoy to Syria
- Helena Frith Powell, columnist and author. (Italian mother)
- Claudia Galli, actress
- Angelique Magito, opera singer in the XIX Century
- Hilda Petrini, watchmaker in the XIX century
- Paolo Roberto, actor and former boxer
- Mauro Scocco, singer
- Marie Taglioni, ballet dancer in the XIX century
- Roberto Vacchi, former cyclist
- Andreas Vinciguerra, former tennis player
- Oscar Zia, singer
See also
References
- ↑ http://www.scb.se/Statistik/BE/BE0101/2011A01B/be0101_Fodelseland_och_ursprungsland.xls
- ↑ http://www.scb.se/Statistik/BE/BE0101/2011A01B/be0101_Fodelseland_och_ursprungsland.xls
- ↑ http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ass/article/viewFile/8006/5998
- ↑ http://www.scb.se/Statistik/BE/BE0101/2011A01B/be0101_Fodelseland_och_ursprungsland.xls
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