Fermín López

Fermín López, Spanish footballer

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When: Sunday, May 11 200323 years ago
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Era: 21st century · 2000s
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Person: Fermín López

Fermín López, Spanish footballer

Fermín López appears on our May 11 calendar for 2003 as a birth entry.

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May 11 2003 — 23 years ago, on a Sunday.

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