A Siena, città alla quale sono molto legato, si sta in casa ma si canta insieme come se si fosse per la strada. Mi sono commosso pic.twitter.com/IDPqNEj3h3
— David Allegranti (@davidallegranti) March 12, 2020
Italy is locked down in quarantine. On Thursday evening, David Allegranti, a journalist working for Il Foglio newspaper, shared footage of Italians singing a local folk song together in the darkened streets in Siena, a town in the country’s north. He wrote on Twitter, “In Siena, the city to which I am very attached, you stay at home but you sing together as if you were on the street. I was moved.â€
Though he did not take the footage himself, Allegranti told HuffPost he was still equally touched while watching and felt the need to share.
“This video is touching,†Allegranti, who is based in Rome, told the news website. “The first time I saw it I started to cry.â€
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Bilderback
It could never happen in an American city. No one even knows a folk tune of any sort these days, let alone something like God Bless America. You might be able to get something about b@$!#es, hoes, and capping a cop though, as he mutters something about evolution and “culture.”
Mike-SMO
There was music on the RMS Titanic also, as I recall.
The open borders and immigrant (Chinese) labor thing worked out well for the pisanos. Next year, as a theme park for the EU with German volk songs, sung by Turks in Italian costumes, I guess.
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