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Preserving the spirit of Calabria’s Christmas past
One of the most evocative Calabrian Christmas traditions is the lighting of large bonfires, known as fòcare or fuochi della ...
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An Italian Christmas: celebrating the traditions that keep our heritage alive
From North to South, there are centuries-old traditions we enjoy every year and that connect us deeply with our own history ...
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Sant’Agata Feltria: where tradition meets Christmas cheer
Sant’Agata Feltria, in Emilia Romagna, is known for its beautiful traditional Christmas market, but also for its history and ...
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The alchemy of panforte, Siena’s famous Christmas treat
Panforte is known for its spiced and crunchy texture, but not many are aware its origins are in also associated with the ...
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‘O Sole Mio: a musical legacy of light and love
O Sole Mio is a quintessential Neapolitan song that represents the sun and light of Southern Italy and the country’s ...
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Italian director Maura Delpero makes history with Vermiglio
For the first time in 19 years, a female director will represent Italy in the race for cinema’s highest honors. Maura Delpero’s second feature film,Vermiglio, has been nominated for a Golden Globe in ...
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Space Day: celebrating Italy’s achievements In space exploration
From Houston to Washington, DC, and Los Angeles, December 12 marked the celebration of the launch of San Marco 1, Italy’s first satellite, sent into orbit on December 15, 1964. This milestone ...