the first momma mia came out in 2008.
the first momma mia came out in 2008.
when did the first momma mia come out?
2008
mamma mia









































mamma mia (; an italian interjection, literally "my mother") may refer to:









































section::::music.









































section::::music.:works associated with abba.









































bullet::::- "mamma mia" (abba song), a 1975 abba song









































bullet::::- "mamma mia!", a musical based on abba songs, which premiered in london in 1999









































bullet::::- "mamma mia!" (film), a 2008 film based on the musical









































bullet::::- "mamma mia! here we go again", 2018 film sequel









































section::::music.:other artists.









































bullet::::- "¡mamma mia!", a 1988 album by mexican pop singer verónica castro









































bullet::::- "mamma mia" (darin song), 2014









































bullet::::- "mama mia" (in-grid song), 2005









































bullet::::- "mamma mia" (kara song), 2014
mamma mia
bullet::::- evans, m.h. (2005) "aubyn b.r. trevor-battye, 1855-1922". unpublished annotated biography, typescript copies at the royal geographical society, christ church (oxford) and the scott polar research institute.









































bullet::::- oxford dictionary of national biography: "battye, aubyn bernard rochfort trevor-"









































bullet::::- obituary: "first explorer of kolguev. death of mr trevor-battye". "the times" dec 22, 1922, p. 12.









































bullet::::- obituary: "aubyn trevor-battye". "geographical journal" 61 (3), 229-230, march 1923.









































bullet::::- obituary: "aubyn bernard rochfort trevor-battye". "ibis" 332-334, 1923.









































bullet::::- obituary: "aubyn bernard rochfort trevor-battye". "the avicultural magazine" 4th ser, 1 p. 9, 1923.









































section::::references.









































bullet::::- trevor-battye, aubyn (1894) "pictures in prose", longmans green, london
aubyn trevor-battye