tarento

is a Japanese rendering (gairaigo) of the English word "talent". The term originated in the golden age of Hollywood when bankable stars were described as "talent", and were distinguished from production crews which were seen as technical. Usage of the word in this context still survives in Japan but now is used as a catch-all term for personalities who regularly appear on mass media, particularly on TV. Detractors of the phenomenon have referred to it in an English sense as "famous for being famous" because many that fall into this career line have no discernible talent other than being featured on television. In that sense, although some sources may paint "tarento" as a concept not easily translatable outside Japanese, in many cases the term translates perfectly (or nearly so) to the English word "celebrity," including the understanding that the fame of a tarento/celebrity may or may not be based upon specific accomplishments and abilities.

Tarento bezeichnet:

• eine italienische Stadt: Tarent
• japanische Medienpersönlichkeiten: Talent (Japan)

Ein Star [] oder auch [] (von englisch: star, Stern) ist eine prominente Persönlichkeit mit überragenden Leistungen auf einem bestimmten Gebiet und einer herausgehobenen medialen Präsenz.

Tarento (en italiano Taranto, léase "Táranto", en griego antiguo Τάρας / Táras, en latín, Tarentum) es una ciudad del sur de Italia, en la zona costera de Apulia, a orillas del mar Mediterráneo en el istmo de la península salentina y da el nombre al golfo de Tarento. Fue fundada en el año 706 a. C. con el nombre de Taras.

est un anglicisme japonais tiré du mot anglais talent, utilisé pour parler des personnalités qui apparaissent régulièrement à la télévision, à la radio et dans d'autres médias de masse.

Con la definizione , termine giapponese derivato dall'inglese talent, si indicano alcuni personaggi del geinōkai, ovvero il mondo dello spettacolo giapponese, legati soprattutto all'ambiente televisivo.