Vencenco – Wikipedia

Vincenzo is the Italian variant of the male first name Vinzenz. ^[first]

• Vincenzo Aloi (* 1923), American Mobster
• Vincenzo Auricchio (1916–1970), Italian automotive and motor boat racing driver as well as industrialists
• Vincenzo Bellini (1801–1835), Italian opera composer
• Vincenzo Camuccini (1771–1844), Italian painter
• Vincenzo Carafa (1585-1649), 7. General der societas Jesu
• Vincenzo Carducci (1576/78–1638), court painter at the Spanish court under Philipp III. and Philipp IV., See Vicente Carducho
• Vincenzo Silvano Casoli (1944-2018), Italian Amatersastnoomic
• Vincenzo Catena (1470/80–1531), Italian painter
• Vincenzo Cerami (1940–2013), Italian writer, dramaturge and screenwriter
• Vincenzo Coffani (Bl. 1920s), Italian automotive racing driver
• Vincenzo Consolo (1933-2012), Italian writer
• Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650–1718), Italian cartographer, cosmographer and manufacturer of globes
• Vincenzo de Falco (* 1960), Italian lawyer and writer
• Vincenzo de Luca (* 1949), Italian politician
• Vincenzo Fagiolo (1918–2000), Bishop of Chieti and Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
• Vincenzo Maria Farano (1921–2008), Archbishop of Gaeta
• Vincenzo Fioravanti (1799–1877), Italian composer
• Vincenzo Galilei (1520–1591), Italian luteist, music theorist and composer
• Vincenzo Antonio was sent (1903–1936), Italo-American Mobster, see Jack McGurn
• Vincenzo Gonzaga (1634–1714), Herzog von Guastalla
• Vincenzo Gotti (1580-1636), Italian painter
• Vincenzo de Grandis (1631–1708), Italian conductor and composer
• VINCENZO GRELLA (* 1979), Australian football player, see Vince Grella
• Vincenzo Grifo (* 1993), German-Italian football player
• Vincenzo Guerini (athlete) (* 1950), Italian sprinter
• Vincenzo Guerini (football player) (* 1953), Italian football player and coach
• Vincenzo Iaquinta (* 1979), Italian football player
• Vincenzo Lancia (1881–1937), author racing driver and designer
• Vincenzo Macchi (1770-1860), Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
• Vincenzo Macioti (1775–1840), Italian clergyman and bishop of Ferentino
• Vincenzo Maenza (* 1962), Italian wrestling
• Vincenzo Mantovani (1941–1989), Italian cyclist, see Cencio Mantovani
• Vincenzo Marchese (* 1983), Italian football player
• Vincenzo Maresca (* 1980), Italian football player, see Enzo Maresca
• Vincenzo Minutoli (1639–1709), Evangelical Spiritual and University Teacher of the Republic of Geneva
• Vincenzo Modica (* 1971), Italian long -distance runner
• Vincenzo Montella (* 1974), Italian football player
• Vincenzo Natali (* 1969), Canadian film director
• Vincenzo Nibali (* 1984), Italian cyclist
• Vincenzo Olivicciani, Genannt Vincenzino (1647–1726), Italian singer (castrate, soprano)
• Vincenzo Osella (* 1939), Italian racing car designer and motorsport team boss, see Enzo Osella
• Vincenzo Pallotti (1795–1850), Catholic priest and founder of the Pallottine
• Vincenzo Pellegrini (around 1562–1630), Italian composer and Kapellmeister
• Vincenzo Petra (1662–1747), Italian clergyman and cardinal of the Roman church
• Vincenzo Ranuzzi (1726-1800), Italian spiritual, papal diplomat and bishop
• Vincenzo Righini (1756–1812), Italian composer and singer
• Vincenzo Rustici (1556–1632), Italian painter
• Vincenzo Sarno (* 1988), Italian football player
• Vincenzo Scamozzi (1548–1616), Italian architect and architectural theorist
• Vincenzo Sofo (* 1986), Italian politician
• Vincenzo Sospiri (* 1966), Italian automotive racing driver
• Vincenzo Trucco (Bl. 1900, 1910 and 1920s), Italian automotive racing driver
• Vincenzo Valente (1855–1921), Italian composer and sound poet
• Vincenzo Vela (1820-1891), Swiss sculptor
• Vincenzo Vitale (1908-1984), Italian pianist and music teacher
• Vincenzo Viva (* 1970), German-Italian spiritual and warned Roman Catholic Bishop of Albano
• Vincenzo Viviani (1622-1703), Italian mathematician and physicist
• Vincenzo Zucconelli (* 1931), former Italian cyclist

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1. ↑ Vincenzo on beerindthename.com (engl.)