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Vita gazette culture – City Lights – Marcello Mastroianni

È un uomo bellissimo con un sorriso dolce e leggero, una voce morbida, uno sguardo malinconico, una classe innata e moderna.

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A Cinderella Story: Sophia Loren

A Cinderella Story City Lights: Sophia Loren by Andira Vitale Sophia Loren was considered the best Italian actress in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s and still holds that honorary…

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City lights: Raffaella Carrà

City lights: Maria Angelico

Who was the star who shook the whole world with his stage performances? Whoever you ask, the answer will be “Raffaella Carrà”.

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An Italian knight: Feltrinelli…

City lights – Giangiacomo Feltrinelli
by Ayfer Selamoğlu

When Italy is mentioned, the first thing that comes to our minds is “Art, history, culture, cities on the theater stage, squares, pastel colors, Renaissance, immortal artists, culinary culture. Such as pizza, pasta, wine and expresso…” But one of the most important values that make Italy ‘Italy’ is ‘La Feltrinelli’.

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City Lights: Massimo Troisi

by Andira Vitale

In the movie Il Postino, a young man becomes Pablo Neruda’s Postman. Thus, he steps into the world of words, activating his desire to become a poet and conquer the woman’s heart of his dreams.

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Roberto Rossellini and Italian Neorealism

by Francesca Ricci

Roberto Rossellini died on the day when the leaves of the calendar bore the date of June 3, “if we are on the side that considers the numbers”, from the point of view of the Little Prince. But he is one of the most important directors of the Italian Neorealism Movement, which paved the way for the whole world, and one of the geniuses in the world of immortals….

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Footprints of a legend…

The year 1921, whose effects on world political history will last for hundreds of years, was also a turning point for the Gucci brand. While some left indelible stains on human history, others, like Gucci, traveled the world like a rainbow with their tenacity, designs, colors and immortal breath.

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Is it Dante? Is it Beatrice?

City Lighs: Dante Alighieri

700 years have passed since Dante Alighieri’s death, but his works continue to inspire many works of art. His platonic childhood sweetheart Beatrice is said to have influenced his works, especially the Divine Comedy, which is a ‘masterpiece’. Is it true? Is Beatrice the source of those magnificent works?

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The memory of Monica Vitti, two years after her death…

? ?❤️ City Lights: The masterpiece of Italian Cinema Monica Vitti

In Balzac’s novel “Sarrasine”, sculptor Sarrasine admires Zambinella so much when he sees her in a theatre that “She was so much more than a woman, she was a masterpiece!” he says, expressing his admiration.

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Inventor of the piano

City lights: Bartolomeo Cristofori

by Angela Maria

The piano is one of the most popular and influential instruments ever invented. So you’d think the inventor would be a household name – like Alexander Graham Bell or Thomas Edison.

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Fairy tale of an Italian knight and a princess

City Lights: by Andira Vitale

An Italian knight caught up with the legendary Princess of Monaco in her most difficult days and kidnapped her to the land of fairy tales. 29 December 1983 At the royal palace in Monte Carlo, Princess Caroline of Monaco marries the Italian entrepreneur and sportsman Stefano Casiraghi in a civil ceremony.

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Flying with Domenico Modugno

Life gazette culture – The lights of the city – Domenico Modugno

di Maria Stella

It was, for many years, the only one for an Italian song. We have held on from our happiest days to difficult days, including the Corona period. We flew away from happiness. Or we are freed from our pain. The whole world has heard this song, which is in the memories and moments of each of us, for the first time in the voice of Dominico Modugno.

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Bernini in the spirit of Rome

Bernini, a brilliant architect of the Roman Baroque, died in Rome on November 28, 1680.
Roma and Bernini, two names that integrate with each other. Pope Urban VIII said to Bernini: “You are made for Rome. Rome is also for you …”

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