varies from country to country. The word came to English from Italian tramontana, which developed from Latin trānsmontānus (trāns- + montānus), "beyond/across...

Journal". Retrieved 2023-11-15. Vicente i Izquierdo, Manuel (1994). "La Tramontana (1881-1896), periòdic vermell escrit en català". Gazeta (1): 371–394...

toward a soft pop style and scored some successes like "Cannella" and "La tramontana". In 1971, he recorded a single with celebrity television host Danièle...

life. The first group to do so formed in 1896 around the newspaper La Tramontana ('Beyond the Mountains'), but this small group of intellectuals remained...

participated in the Sanremo Music Festival with "La rivoluzione" and again in 1968 with "La tramontana". Pettenati still continues to sing with mostly...

La Filoxera (1878), El Loro [es] (1879), La Viña (1880), El Motín [es] (1881) by José Nakens, La Mosca (1881), La Broma [es] (1881), La Tramontana [es]...

Islands is dominated by flat, low-lying areas, except for the Sierra de la Tramontana, located in Mallorca. The relief of the Balearic archipelago is related...

Tramontana (S-74) was an Agosta-class submarine built for the Spanish Navy by Bazán at Cartagena, Spain. She served from 1985 to February 2024, when she...

Ingleses Envenenados) Tramontana Miss Forbes's Summer of Happiness (El Verano Feliz de la Señora Forbes) Light is Like Water (La Luz es como el Agua) The...

and in the general strike of February 1902. She collaborated in La Tramontana and La Revista Blanca and directed the newspaper El Rebelde between 1907...