LUCIANO PAVAROTTI:

Born on October 12, 1935 on the outskirts of

Modena.
was an Italian lyrical tenor, one of the most famous
contemporary singers of the last centuries, both in the
world of opera and in other multiple musical genres,
considered one of the best of all time. He was well known
for his televised concerts and as one of (Los Tres
Tenores), along with Plcido Domingo and Jos Carreras.

COCO CHANEL:
Coco Chanel, pseudonym of Gabrielle Chanel
(Saumur, France, August 19, 1883 - Paris, January
10, 1971), 1 was a French haute-couture designer,
founder of the Chanel brand. She is the only fashion
designer on the magazine's list of the 100 most
influential people of the 20th century. She was one
of the most prolific dressmakers in history and one
of the most innovative during the First World War,

JHON F. KENNEDY:
He was the thirty-fifth president of the United States. He was
known as John F. Kennedy, Jack Kennedy for his friends, and
popularly as JFK.
Elected in 1960, Kennedy became the youngest president of
his country, after Theodore Roosevelt. He served as president
from January 20, 1961 until his assassination on November 22,
1963. During his government there was the invasion of the
Bay of Pigs, the Cuban missile crisis, the construction of the
Berlin Wall, the beginning of the space race and the
consolidation of the Movement for Civil Rights in the United
States, as well as the first American actions in the Vietnam
War.
During the Second World War, he stood out for his leadership
as commander of the PT-109 torpedo boat in the South Pacific area. Performing a
reconnaissance, the PT-109 was hit by a Japanese destroyer, which split the launch in two
and caused an explosion.
CLEOPATRA:
was the last queen of Ancient Egypt and the Ptolemaic dynasty,
also called Lgida, founded by Ptolemy I Ster, a general of
Alexander the Great. It was the last of the so-called Hellenistic
period of Egypt. Chleopatra was probably the daughter of
Cleopatra V Trifena and Ptolemy XII Auletes, from whom he
inherited the throne in 51 BC. C., when she was 17 years old,
along with her brother Ptolemy XIII, of only 12, who would also
be her husband (a frequent occurrence in royal ptolemaic
marriages). Cleopatra has been credited with exceptional beauty;
However, engravings and drawings found attest to the fact that
his charm was based on his personality rather than his physical
appearance.

INDIRA GANDHI:

November 19, 1917 - New Delhi, October 31, 1984) was the
only child of Kamala Nehru and Jawaharlal Nehru, a
national hero and the second-longest-serving prime minister
of India, after her father. She took her name from her
husband Feroze Gandhi (without any kinship with Mahatma
Gandhi). Heir to India's most powerful political dynasty, the
"Nehru-Gandhi family" began its political rise as its father's
closest and closest ally, after whose death it managed to
transform its role as an ornamental member of the political
elite to be the most powerful leader of India for decades.

GIANNI VERSACE:
Gianni Versace was born in Reggio di Calabria, Italy, on
December 2, 1946, where he grew up with his older brother
Santo, his younger sister Donatella, his father, and his mother
Francesca. He was an Italian designer and founder of Versace.
He created dresses for plays and movies, and was one of the
first designers able to relate fashion to the music industry to be
friend of celebrities such as Eric Clapton, Diana of Wales,
Naomi Campbell, Duran Duran, Madonna, Cher, Elton John ,
Sting, among many others.1 He was openly homosexual and
was a permanent figure on the international fashion scene
together with his partner.