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* "[[Bon, Bon]]", a song by Pitbull from ''Armando'' |
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*"Bonbón", song by [[Helena Vondráčková]], written B. Ondráček, Z. Rytíř 1969 |
*"Bonbón", song by [[Helena Vondráčková]], written B. Ondráček, Z. Rytíř 1969 |
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*"Bonbon", song by [[The Chakachas]], written Pagano, Loti, Madinez 1959 |
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*"Bon Bon", song by [[The Four Voices]], written Merrill 1957 |
*"Bon Bon", song by [[The Four Voices]], written Merrill 1957 |
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*"Bon Bon", song by [[Jerry de Villiers]] as J. D. V. And Friends 1976 |
*"Bon Bon", song by [[Jerry de Villiers]] as J. D. V. And Friends 1976 |
Revision as of 15:16, 1 August 2014
Bonbon refers to any of several types of sweets, especially small candies enrobed in chocolate
Bon Bon or Bonbon or Bon-Bon may also refer to:
Geography
- Bon Bon Reserve, South Australia
- 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane Bon Bon Tower, nickname for the skyscraper in Brisbane, Australia
- Bonbon, Grand'Anse
Books
- Bon-Bon (short story), by Edgar Allan Poe
Brands and companies
- Bonbon (mobile phone operator), brand in Croatian mobile communications market owned by T-Mobile
Comics and toys
- Bon Bon, a name given to fictional characters in the My Little Pony franchise, each in different generations respectively
- Comic BomBom, sometimes romanised as 'Comic BonBon', a Japanese manga magazine
Cuisine
- bon bon chicken, a dish in Chinese cuisine
Music
- George Tunnell, American vocalist, also known as "Bon Bon"
- Bon-Bon Blanco (sometimes B3 or B3), a Japanese rock group active 2002~2009.
Songs
- "Bon, Bon", a song by Pitbull from Armando
- "Bonbón", song by Helena Vondráčková, written B. Ondráček, Z. Rytíř 1969
- "Bonbon", song by The Chakachas, written Pagano, Loti, Madinez 1959
- "Bon Bon", song by The Four Voices, written Merrill 1957
- "Bon Bon", song by Jerry de Villiers as J. D. V. And Friends 1976
- "Les Bonbons", song by Jacques Brel 1964
- "Bon Bon Bon", song by Vanessa Quinones