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Totally my gender
Corona is a fragrance that I really like and that has become one of my favorites right away. It is characterized by a delicately leathery opening, surrounded by a vaporous sparkling cloud, and a very pleasant and classy violet prevails in the heart.
A regal composition, which may appear delicate on the surface but possesses a highly distinctive character.
Strong and determined just like one of my favorite historical characters: Caterina Sforza, of whom I would like to tell an episode that on the one hand portrays her as delicate and feminine, on the other hand underlines all her pride and pride.
Caterina seemed to have only one weakness: feelings. Having fallen in love with Giacomo Feo, a young man of humble conditions who had been in her husband's service, she married him secretly so as not to lose the guardianship of her children from her first marriage and the regency; she also had a child with him, Bernardino, later known as Carlo. In fact, Caterina increasingly included her young lover in the management of the state, to the detriment of her son Ottaviano, and entrusted the defense of the county's fortresses to the man's closest relatives. But Ottaviano's supporters did not give up and in 1495 Giacomo Feo fell victim to a conspiracy of nobles. Catherine's reaction was ruthless, she ordered the massacre of all the people linked to the conspirators.
High persistence and sillage. More evening for me.
A regal composition, which may appear delicate on the surface but possesses a highly distinctive character.
Strong and determined just like one of my favorite historical characters: Caterina Sforza, of whom I would like to tell an episode that on the one hand portrays her as delicate and feminine, on the other hand underlines all her pride and pride.
Caterina seemed to have only one weakness: feelings. Having fallen in love with Giacomo Feo, a young man of humble conditions who had been in her husband's service, she married him secretly so as not to lose the guardianship of her children from her first marriage and the regency; she also had a child with him, Bernardino, later known as Carlo. In fact, Caterina increasingly included her young lover in the management of the state, to the detriment of her son Ottaviano, and entrusted the defense of the county's fortresses to the man's closest relatives. But Ottaviano's supporters did not give up and in 1495 Giacomo Feo fell victim to a conspiracy of nobles. Catherine's reaction was ruthless, she ordered the massacre of all the people linked to the conspirators.
High persistence and sillage. More evening for me.
Myrtillajus
