Just a reminder to every non-Italian around the world that mafia IS indeed a mountain of shit, and not some cool yolo gang of romanticized Robin Hood-ish criminals. It's probably Italy's grestest shame. Thanks for choosing this song, I'm sure that you'll appreciate the movie too! A great lesson about this dark side of our culture

@mgz9999

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but as well this is a great lesson about the bravest people we've had in our country, like Peppino Impastato. La mafia è una montagna di merda, we've to yell this everyday in front of the mafia boss...

@esti-od1mz

2 жыл бұрын

Mafia exists in other countries, too. It only happened that ours got famous, unfortunately...

@dianapohe

2 жыл бұрын

@@mgz9999 Right. It is somehow a relief to know that this amount of shit is counterbalanced by people so worthy and honorable

@dianapohe

2 жыл бұрын

@@esti-od1mz it is true. However, our country is probably still not strong enough to stand up against it, the "omertà" mindset is deeply rooted in us

@esti-od1mz

2 жыл бұрын

@@dianapohe you're right, my friend. However, It is normal to wish for a serene life... even so, we had many heroes: This period seems better because of them. I always remember one of Falcone phrases: "lucky is the society that doesn't need heroes". Eventually, this society will become the norm, I hope. Tanti saluti

This song is dedicated to Peppino Impastato, a political activist born in a mafia family who hated the mafia seeing it as an oppressive power against the people. He had a radio in which he made fun of the mafia and carried on political struggles against the mafia power (but not only). He knew that he was in danger of death and unfortunately he was killed, which is why he is considered a martyr and a hero for freedom and justice like Falcone and Borsellino, judges killed by the mafia.

@madhatter6592

2 жыл бұрын

❤

@alessiagabelassi4308

2 жыл бұрын

🌹

@victorfries8859

2 жыл бұрын

🙏😞

@simmyminelli8479

2 жыл бұрын

R. I. P Great heroes 🙏😢

@kadash977

2 жыл бұрын

È questo il fiore Del partigiano Morto per la libertà 🌹

THE HUNDRED STEPS "You attended school, can you tally?" "Yes, i can tally" "And can you walk?" "Yes, I can walk" "And walking and talling at the same time, can you do that?" " I guess I can" "So, come on, tally and walk...1,2,3,4.." " but where are we going?" "tally and walk..95,96,97,98,99,100..do you know who lives in here?" U zio Tanu lives here...one hundred steps are from our house, one hundred steps" Born in the land of vespers and orange trees, between Cinisi and Palermo he talked to his radio.. In his eyes you read the wish to change, the wish of Justice which brought him to fight... He had an important and respected surname, surely in that environment not much honoured by him You know where you born but not how you can die and you don't know if an ideal will bring you pain... "But you can now change your life, only if you're disposed to walk, shouting loud with no fear talling one hundred steps along your way"... So.. 1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps!.. 1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps! "We must revolt" He could choose to leave as many others, instead he decided to stay.. Friends, policy, party's struggle....he presented himself to the election He said that he would have controlled them closely, but after that he had not time because he had been killed.. His father's name in the night didn't help, the friends in dispair didn't find him anymore... "So tell me if you can tall, tell me if you can walk as well, talling, walking, together with singing the history of Peppino and the sicilian friends..." So.. 1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps!..1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps! It was the dark night of the Italian State, the ninth of may of '78.. The night of via Caetani, of the corpse of Aldo Moro, the dawn of the funeral of a state... "So tell me if you can tall, tell me if you can walk as well, talling, walking, together with singing the history of Peppino and the sicilian friends..." So.. 1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps!..1,2,3,4,5,10,100 steps! "He's just a mafioso, one amongst many" "He's our father" "my father, my family, my town...but I don't want to give a damn I want to write that the mafia is a mountain of shit, I want to shout!"

@garysquarepants898

2 жыл бұрын

È pieno di errori, ma apprezzo lo sforzo

@gcmmaggi

2 жыл бұрын

peppino inspired and informed my life when I was very young. I'm happy that he played his song about him, watch the film 100 steps and the film of his mother's story, you will know the real Italy.

@65alef

2 жыл бұрын

Il più bel commento mai letto su KZread. Non importa se come qualcuno ha voluto precisare, sia stato scritto in un inglese un po' scorretto ( che me frega...ci sono le traduzioni.) , ma hai colpito al cuore . Bravo. Grazie.

This song is about Peppino Impastato. He was a guy murdered by the mafia. An Italian hero. The movie is about his Life and is named 'I cento passi'. A great film. I always cry when I see some of its scenes. In Italian School we see it together with students.

@mangelessanz9235

2 жыл бұрын

I watched it at school of languages. My Italian was poor, but my boyfriend was Sicilian, so, I understood almost everything. I could help crying. I felt the same watching "adesso tocca a me" with Cesare Bocci...terrible.

@ShadowSoul92

2 жыл бұрын

Not only was he killed, he was also put on the rails to pass as suicide ... Simply because they hoped to cancel the evidence by having the body run over by a train.

just to be clear, this song is AGAINST THE MAFIA !!!

The movie is "One Hundred Steps" (translate by "I cento passi"). In UK is available on Amazon Prime Video with the subtitles, you should check in your country, it has to be available somewhere. Great movie by the way. And great band.

@victorfries8859

2 жыл бұрын

Great news!

@giorgiogherardi4228

2 жыл бұрын

Is a real Sicilian the story of Beppe Impastato. political musical incredible ...only In my country...

@mafaldarusso6441

2 жыл бұрын

this song is ispirated by a true story of Peppino Impastato a young gournalist killed by mafia (sorry for my english)

Peppino Impastato è un eroe dei tempi moderni, che con coraggio sacrificò la sua vita contro la mafia implacabile 😥😥

Grazie per avermi fatto scoprire questa perla, Angelo. La mafia è una montagna di merda.

Hi, for me this is the best traslation of the lyric: One Hundred Steps ( I Cento Passi) [opening spoken lines:] Peppino: You went to school. Can you count? Giovanni: What do you mean by "count"? P: What do I mean? One, two, three, four, can you count? G: Yes, I can count P: And can you walk? G: I can walk P: What about counting and walking at the same time, can you do this? G: Yes, I think so P: Then go on. Count and walk. Come on. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight… G: Where are we going? P: Go on! Count and walk! Nine… G: Hush! Peppino! P: 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 and 100! Do you know who lives here? Ah! Uncle Tano lives here! G: Ssh! Hush down! P: It’s one hundred steps from our home. One hundred steps! He was born in the land of vespers and orange trees Between Cinisi and Palermo he talked on his radio In his eyes you could read the longing for change The longing for justice that led him to fight He had a cumbersome and respected surname In that environment he so little honoured You know where you were born, but not how you’re to die Nor if an ideal will hurt you But now you can change your life Only if you’re ready to walk Shouting aloud without fear Counting one hundred steps along your way So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps Peppino: We have to rebel…rebel… He could, like many others, decide to leave He chose to stay, instead His friends, his politics, the fight of his party He stood for elections He said he could control them by standing close But then he didn’t have the time, because he was killed His father’s name couldn’t help him in the night His desperate friends never found him Then tell me if you can count Tell me if you can walk too Counting and walking while singing The story of Peppino and the Sicilian Friends1 So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps [4 times] It was the dark night of the Italian State May 9 ’78 The night of Via Caetani, of Aldo Moro’s corpse2 The dawn of the funerals of a nation… Then tell me if you can count Tell me if you can walk too Counting and walking while singing The story of Peppino and the Sicilian Friends So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps [repeates several times] Peppino: He’s only one of the mafia! One of many! Giovanni: He’s our father Peppino: My father! My family! My country! I don’t wanna give a fuck! I wanna write that mafia is a heap of shit! I wanna scream! (Four, five, ten, one hundred) 1.Mafia men 2.On the same day Peppino Impastato was killed, Aldo Moro's corpse was found in Via Caetani, Rome. He had been abducted and kept prisoner for 55 days by the terrorist group Red Brigades and subsequently murdered. The two cases were unrelated and accidentaly occured during the same night. lyricstranslate.com

You have chosen a beautiful and important song. Many have already explained you what it is about and now you can easily understand and appreciate this song because, to me, it's always a privilege to have the chance to learn about people like Peppino Impastato and sing about them. Sing out loud about what they fought and the ideal they died for. Keep going and cheers from Italy Ang!

I didn't remember the song, but I still remember the pain and the helplessness. It was such an unfair period in the Italian history...

Beautiful beautiful song!!🔥🔥🔥 Unfortunately is not, as you said, the soundtrack of gangster movie, the film is about a real tragic event that happened in Sicily: the killing of Peppino Impastato a young left activist who continuously spoke at at the radio against the local boss...You always find fantastic songs! 👍👍👍👍👍

As he said, "Mafia is a mountain of shit". What a great song, dedicated to the Italian hero Peppino Impastato.

I Always cry listening this song. Thinking about the fact that everyone can be a hero. He died, all Heroes fighting mafia die and move people and change things. Pensa by Fabrizio Moro and this song are Heartbreaking and moving but give strenght and Hope.

@simmyminelli8479

2 жыл бұрын

The song of fabrizio Moro "Pensa" They should put it in school books in honor of the two magistrates who fought to fight the mafia. R.I.P Paolo Borsellino and Giovanni Falcone🙏😢

Through his free radio Peppino shouted 'The mafia is a mountain of shit!!'

I hope you can find the movie because Giuseppe Impastato's story deserves to be known. Also, on an unrelated note, this band has an amazing cover of Bella Ciao, an anti-fascism Italian hymn which I also strongly recommend :)

This film’s amazing, heartbreaking but so powerful at the same time, as much as this song is. Anyway, you should listen to other songs form this band, like “In un giorno di pioggia” and “Ebano” and many others. Everything they do is a piece of art!

Peppino Impastato, a left oriented hero who challenged mafia without fear. His actions will live forever.

This is his Story. ❤️ en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giuseppe_Impastato

I really love your channel. You are so nice and fun and I'm discovering a lot of cool music thanks to you!! This song is amazing!!

@MadAng66

2 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you Elena

Wow. This is tough! 👏👏👏 RESPECT to whoever requested this one! 👏👏👏 The movie? I mean, getting the movie isn't the hard part, it's getting it with subs or translation the actual problem lol

One Hundred Steps [opening spoken lines:] Peppino: You went to school. Can you count? Giovanni: What do you mean by "count"? P: What do I mean? One, two, three, four, can you count? G: Yes, I can count P: And can you walk? G: I can walk P: What about counting and walking at the same time, can you do this? G: Yes, I think so P: Then go on. Count and walk. Come on. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight… G: Where are we going? P: Go on! Count and walk! Nine… G: Hush! Peppino! P: 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 and 100! Do you know who lives here? Ah! Uncle Tano lives here! G: Ssh! Hush down! P: It’s one hundred steps from our home. One hundred steps! He was born in the land of vespers and orange trees Between Cinisi and Palermo he talked on his radio In his eyes you could read the longing for change The longing for justice that led him to fight He had a cumbersome and respected surname In that environment he so little honoured You know where you were born, but not how you’re to die Nor if an ideal will hurt you But now you can change your life Only if you’re ready to walk Shouting aloud without fear Counting one hundred steps along your way So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps Peppino: We have to rebel…rebel… He could, like many others, decide to leave He chose to stay, instead His friends, his politics, the fight of his party He stood for elections He said he could control them by standing close But then he didn’t have the time, because he was killed His father’s name couldn’t help him in the night His desperate friends never found him Then tell me if you can count Tell me if you can walk too Counting and walking while singing The story of Peppino and the Sicilian Friends1 So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps [4 times] It was the dark night of the Italian State May 9 ’78 The night of Via Caetani, of Aldo Moro’s corpse2 The dawn of the funerals of a nation… Then tell me if you can count Tell me if you can walk too Counting and walking while singing The story of Peppino and the Sicilian Friends So… One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps One, two, three, four, five, ten, one hundred steps [repeates several times] Peppino: He’s only one of the mafia! One of many! Giovanni: He’s our father Peppino: My father! My family! My country! I don’t wanna give a fuck! I wanna write that mafia is a heap of shit! I wanna scream! (Four, five, ten, one hundred) 1.Mafia men 2.On the same day Peppino Impastato was killed, Aldo Moro's corpse was found in Via Caetani, Rome. He had been abducted and kept prisoner for 55 days by the terrorist group Red Brigades and subsequently murdered. The two cases were unrelated and accidentaly occured during the same night.

Thank you for transmitting this song and talking of the "I cento passi" film. Both song and film are so powerful and continue to move me every time I happen to listen to or watch one of them. It is a painful episode of the ongoing struggle against mafia in Sicily, which over the years caused and is causing the death of so many courageous Sicilians and Italians, among others. Peppino Impastato strongly opposed the culture of his own father and friends and tried to shake the people he could reach through his radio from their secular resignation to the rules imposed by mafia. That was his death sentence, but contributed to awake the concience of msny, especially among young generations of Sicilians.

The film is called I Cento Passi, it's really good, and watching it would be a good way to understand the horror of mafia. As someone else said, it's all kinds of wrong to romanticize mafia. P.S. I think it's available to rent or buy on Amazon in the US.

These folk tunes were standardized in the Middle Ages and are a common trait throughout all european folk. The roots of your Country music are here by the Irish legacy.

The "Modena" are great, they are a force of nature. Engaging lyrics and rousing music. Thanks Angel.

the song is about Peppino Impastato, the son of a mafia's member, who rebelled against his father and founded a radio to denounce the mafia. He was killed when he ran for mayor. "Cento passi" literally a hundred steps was the distance from his home to that of the town boss

Bravissimo Angelo!! Great Song!!

It's called "I cento passi" ("the 100 steps").

If you like Celtic and folk sounds, Modena city Ramblers Is the perfect band for you ❤️

He reminds you a young Al Pacino because they're both from Sicily. Italians changes a lot from south to north. Every city, every village is different from others. But italians who came in America many years ago where poor immigrants from Sicily.

Canzone molto importante

Non ci credo! Grande Angelo ❤

Btw, at some point of the song there is a date: May 9th 1978, the day Peppino Impastato was murdered by the mafia and the corpse of the then Italian Prime Minister, Aldo Moro, was found, after he was executed by terrorists.

@garysquarepants898

2 жыл бұрын

Moro non era Presidente del consiglio allora, lo fu 10 anni prima della sua morte. E non è chiaro come sia stato ucciso... C'è un'interrogazione parlamentare al riguardo

@samueleleone8363

Жыл бұрын

@@garysquarepants898 è stato rapito dalle brigate rosse

@garysquarepants898

Жыл бұрын

@@samueleleone8363 embè certamente, segui le indagini parlamentari non quelle dei giornalai

@samueleleone8363

Жыл бұрын

@@garysquarepants898 ooo intanto ti calmi numero 1, numero 2 io ti ho risposto in maniera gentile quindi se io non parto in quarta come te pretendo che nemmeno tu lo faccia con me

@garysquarepants898

Жыл бұрын

@@samueleleone8363 il mio era un consiglio, mica ti ho insultato :D Siamo permalosetti zi?

What I like about this channel is that I am listening to songs that I didn't know and now I also have a movie to watch!

Watch the movie and tell us your reaction. Peppino was real and he was the symbol of the war against maphia. Peppino is an hero for all the Sicilian people like me.

bro, it's the opposite of what you think, this is the real story of a guys who died fighting mafia

I brividi...

Mad Ang, have you watched "la meglio gioventù" ("The Best of Youth")? You should, the music is great!!! The main role is by this actor (Luigi Lo Cascio)

@elisabettacrott2169

9 ай бұрын

Ottimo suggerimento....è un film che dovrebbero vedere tutti i non italiani appassionati del nostro Paese.... Abbiamo patito una situazione quasi paragonabile all' Argentina e il Cile negli stessi anni.

Awesome. Love your deNiro btw

the title of the movie is: One Hundred Steps....it is a real anti-mafia movie: the very opposite of the (disgraceful, very offensive) American trend of 'romanticizing mafia" ( i. e. The Godfather, etc etc )-- Peppino is a real anti-mafia hero for us-- Just watch the movie, you will like it, it is so moving.........

You must watch the movie!

Francesco Moneti, the guy that plays violin in Modena City Ramblers, just shared this video on his FB page :-)

A true drammatic story, the protagonist of this was killed

Ang un grande consiglio che ti do e quello di leggere prima i testi delle canzoni che andrai poi ad ascoltare, ti assicuro che avranno un’altro senso anche per te stesso. In tal caso il ragazzo del funerale e lo stesso che si vede poi nel resto del video, Peppino Impastato, non mi metto a scrivere altro perché ho visto altri commenti che spiegavo tutto. In ogni caso se leggi prima i testi sono sicuro che molti particolare che non si capiscono dalla diversità della lingua (inglese/italiano) si potrebbero capire da qualche frame di video. In ogni caso grande come sempre 🇮🇹💪🏼❤️

@elisabettacrott2169

9 ай бұрын

👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

Hi Angelo, How do you know the Modena city ramblers? They are a small band that became famous in Modena, (my city) with the cover of Bob Geldof song "the great song off indifference", sung in the Modena dialect. In our dialect is literally translated "I don't give a f**k! The lyrics of the song are really funny!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

RIP Peppino Impastato

Yeah man, you're right! Great movie and great actor. Hope you'll find the english version. You shall understand a bit of italian so far ;)

100 paces was the distance between Impastato's house and the house of the Mafioso Badalamenti. he made fun of him on his radio and Badalamenti had him killed. non so se la traduzione è corretta: ho usato Google.

love Modena city ramblers and this is their best song.

@simmyminelli8479

2 жыл бұрын

Also bella ciao

They find him and justice says a suicide…

I swear I've been listening to Modena City Ramblers in these 2 days and I thought "Mad Ang needs to listen to this one song called NINNANANNA" beautiful music and lyrics! Hear it to believe it! :)

You make me laughing when you see Che Guevara. "Chiii...awesome!" 😂♥️

WOW!!!! Si leva in volo

@mariagraziavantadori91

2 жыл бұрын

ho conosciuto il fratello di Peppino e il suo amico del cuore...la lotta continua..arrendersi mai...L'Italia non è mafia pizza e mandolini.. avanti tutta

Peppino, Falcone, Borsellino, Ninni Cassarà padre Puglisi e purtroppo tanti altri per noi Siciliani onesti per sempre eroi. Purtroppo nn era un film ma storia realmente accaduta i MCR li devi sentire dal vivo .

The movie is "i cento passi" as the song

"La mafia è una montagna di merda." Cit.

I also think that "a bronx tale " is an awesome movie

Another advice : kzread.info/dash/bejne/a6llppWxoMjemaw.html - Pierangelo Bertoli "A muso duro"

We know where we are born but not how we'll die 📌

I siciliani onesti non dimenticheranno mai peppino anche se oggi i ragazzi forse non sanno chi sia e cosa ha fatto. Libera gli ha dedicato un vino

The song is not in the OST of the movie (released in 2000). MCR perhaps take a cue from the movie and take pieces of audio from it to embellish the song released in 2004. Modena City Ramblers are a band that comes from Modena, a city close to the birthplace of Vasco and Ligabue! They were born in the early 90s and are very inspired by the Pogues, Dubliners and Dublin City Ramblers (from which they take their name) with also rock influences. They deal with social issues, such as the mafia, corruption, social justice, solidarity but also love and friendship, which is why they define themselves as a Kombat-Folk band. For an Italian teenager in 2000 MCR were an institutions!! After 2009, however, due to the exit of the historic singer (with a disarming voice), the change of members and the death of one of the musicians (or perhaps because the society or the musicbiz has changed) have somewhat lost track being anyway in business. I attach to you (and you all) two videos. The first album "Riportando tutto a casa" (Bringing everything back home) kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6iAla6GpcmtmrQ.html The piece of the May 1st Concert festival in Rome (the one "teased" by Elio and Le Storie Tese) Before the MCR concert there is the Bandabardò concert (similar band), but after MCR there is the concert of a singer that I know you, Ang, will like! kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJWOtqhuicbTh84.html

AWESOME MOVIE, true story, great Man, a beautiful soul, a fighter killed by the mafia in the 60s 😢

@ail-on3px

Жыл бұрын

Nel 1978

Amazon usa too

Good movie and song! 🙏

Mafia trials have been going on these days without media attention in Italy as the struggle has been going on for quite a while. According to some sources that you can check, since the liberation. I live in the UK and I do not know what to say about what I have experienced. Hello San Francisco? Is it still your land? Not

@wellaciccio2362

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, there is an active action in Italy at least.

Un inno al nostro eroe Peppino Impastato che ha combattuto la mafia per renderci più liberi!

This movie is great. Lo Cascio is a great italian actor. I don't see him in a movie since forever. I don't u derstans why.

Ciscooooo!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

💥💥💥💥💥

Ti consiglio la musica dei -Calibro 35- gruppo ltaliano con la musica ispirato alle colonne sonore dei film gangster italiani anni '70 oggi un gran successo con- Ready Steady-

1 5 10 100 Peppino Impastato proud son of fight the mafia

👌👍

it's very sad song about mafia.....

The movie deals with the story of Peppino Impastato he lived 100steos from the boss Badalamenti, One of già relatives....he told all stuff of mafia in a radio in the seventies....that's why Badalamenti made him kill...bit It Easy the 9th of May 1978 and Italy Easy fighting agaibst terrorista so nobody cared of this story. Police said he had killer himself and treated his family badly.....but later in Years thanks to judges and to his mother the Truth came out and Badalamenti was recognised responsabile of peppino's killing....

BRIVIDI

Now i'm waiting for BANDABARDO' reaction, please you must react them

Giuseppe impastato rip.

Please, react to: Bull Brigade - Perduto amore

Peppino Impastato, a great communist and anti-mob activist! 💪💪💪

you should comment and react to italian movies dude the movie title is "i cento passi"

L’avvelenata Guccini

This is a song full of strong meanings. How is going on Ang with the C-word? I am ok now we are strong! ;) Please i can't wait more for you to react to "Pooh - Parsifal" :))) may you missed that request, it's ok bro but i'd like to see if you like it.. Thank you Angelo

@MadAng66

2 жыл бұрын

I’m gettin to it bro lol I live a busy life haha hopefully this week

I sincerely don't know why they have put the face of the Che' at the end. The Che' had his fight against capitalism. His business, not mine. Peppino Impastato, and many others, have fought against Mafia, and he died. This song was made to honor him. A martyr in the war against Mafia, for legality, honesty, integrity, everything that distinguish us Italians from those savage barbarians.

A so traditional death

Please react to "Stormi" - Iosonouncane ( translation: "flocks" - I'madog). 🔥🔥🔥Famous Indie Italian song. Great support to your channel !!! Text analysis is necessary, really deep meaning and strange rhythm (poetry style). ITA-ENG Lyrics: Facing the far shores, awakens the thirst, in the morning dragged by the trees. The first day that lose itself in salt, awakened the thirst, will return on the shore, as an alive body among the trees. Fronte sulle rive lontane, si risveglia la sete, nel mattino trascinato dagli alberi. Del primo giorno che si perde nel sale, risvegliata la sete, sulla riva tornerà corpo vivo fra gli alberi. _ To lie in the sun, to lie in the sun. Per stendermi al sole, per stendermi al sole. _ When you will come to the shore, when the storm will disappear in the deep, in the morning among the trees. The first day that lose itself in salt, awakened the thirst, will return on the shore , as an alive body among the trees. Quando sulla riva verrai, quando la burrasca al largo sparirà col mattino fra gli alberi, del primo giorno che si perde nel sale, risvegliata la sete, sulla riva tornerà corpo vivo fra gli alberi. __ To lie in the sun, The weeping remains and the salt-dried eyes abandon themselves. To lie in the sun, The weeping remains and the eyes abandon themselves on the shape of trees. Per stendermi al sole Rimane il pianto e si abbandonano gli occhi asciugati dal sale. Per stendermi al sole Rimane il pianto e si abbandonano gli occhi sul profilo degli alberi. __ Flocks in the morning with the sunlight, the high sun breaks down between the sails, sliding from the sides, the day falls on the far shores. Stormi nel mattino con la luce del sole alto che si rompe tra le vele, scivolando dai fianchi, il giorno cade sulle rive lontane. __ Flocks in the morning with the sunlight, the high sun breaks down between the sails, sliding from the sides, the day grows on the far shores. Stormi nel mattino con la luce del sole, alto che si rompe tra le vele, risalendo dai fianchi il giorno cresce sulle rive lontane. __ (Nananà) High in the morning with the sunlight, the wind breaks down between the sails, I will fall on the shore, you're on the shore, to lie in the sun. (Nananà) Alto nel mattino con la luce del sole, vento che si rompe tra le vele, sulla riva cadrò, sulla riva sei tu, per stendermi al sole. __ (music bridge) __ It runs from the head in your hairs and every day you see that it still lives in the eyes. The sea currents in the morning that resume the sea. Corre dalla fronte tra i capelli ed ogni giorno rivedi ancora vive negli occhi. Le correnti nel mattino che riprendono il mare. __ It runs from the head in your hairs and every day you see that it still lives in the eyes. The sea currents in the morning that resume the sea. Corre dalla fronte tra i capelli ed ogni giorno rivedi ancora vive negli occhi le correnti nel mattino che riprendono il mare. __ It runs from the head in your hairs and every day you see that it still lives in the eyes. The sea currents in the morning that resume the sea. Corre dalla fronte tra i capelli ed ogni giorno rivedi ancora vive negli occhi le correnti nel mattino che riprendono il mare. __ And with death in my heart I’ll run back where the day relives on the shape of trees. And with death in my heart I’ll run back where the day relives on the shape of trees. E con la morte nel cuore correrò per tornare dove il giorno rivive sul profilo degli alberi. E con la morte nel cuore correrò per tornare dove il giorno rivive sul profilo degli alberi.

io voglio scrivere che la mafia è una montagna di merda! "I want to write that the mafia is a mountain of shit!"

The history of Peppino Impastato, died in a mafia contest.

@victorfries8859

2 жыл бұрын

Contest 🚫 Context\Environment ✔️ Giusto per non fare confusione, 'contest' è un falso amico, significa "competizione". 👌

@faccattatis

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorfries8859 sorry ho dimenticato la x di context

@victorfries8859

2 жыл бұрын

@@faccattatis Ah ok!✨👌

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You should listen to these groups from Italy... kzread.info/dash/bejne/in2rpNmfoJCbkbg.html Teatro degli orrori kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYyVrMeeYtOqpLQ.html One Dimensional Man kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yod2p7GQZrXYaMY.html Zu (with Mike Patton) kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKegt5SBd9rAkpc.html The Winstons

This one is my favorite song from the MCR, a piece of history: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqV71ZluYbTFeaw.html

Ma lo vogliamo dire di chi era quella casa a 100 passi da lui?

@elisabettacrott2169

9 ай бұрын

Gaetano Badalamenti

Cecco il mugnaio...

Pls man listen to more mcr music such as: il bicchiere dell'addio or contessa or mia dolce rivoluzionaria

Please react Mina : ancora ancora ancora. It' s a sexy song😉 💕🙏 Link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5Vt18F6n67el9I.html

I am sorry to say this, but i despise so much the godfather movie. It romanticize so much the mafia, they are criminal. Mafia is the most orrible cancer of Italy. If I have to choose an American movie on mafia, it's much better "good fellas"

it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaetano_Badalamenti 'u zu Tanu (lo zio Gaetano (Badalamenti))

mafia shit!!!!