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Marcello

American  
[mahr-chel-law] / mɑrˈtʃɛl lɔ /

noun

  1. Benedetto 1686–1739, Italian composer.


Example Sentences

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The weeklong fest is packed with massive shows including Bargatze who is performing two nights at the Intuit Dome along with other major gigs from Colombian pop star Feid and Saturday Night Live’s Marcello Hernandez teaming up to bring together the largest Spanish-language comedy show to the Hollywood Bowl in the venue’s history.

From Los Angeles Times

Just a few seasons into his run on “Saturday Night Live,” Marcello Hernández landed on the sort of breakout character cast members spend years trying to craft.

From Salon

About the authors: Marcello Estevão is managing director and chief economist at the Institute of International Finance and a professor at Georgetown University.

From Barron's

But it was Marcello Hernández who got big laughs recounting what Christmas is like for his Cuban family.

From Los Angeles Times

She got a lot of snow dumped on her and fought with cast member Marcello Hernández as he tried to move a piano across the stage.

From Los Angeles Times