Dream of Italy Season 2: Full Abruzzo Episode 

I am so happy you enjoyed it. It is a very special part of Italy!

My great great grandfather immigrated from calabria around the same time

@@GoodFellasPizza08 any chance his last name was Amalfa?

@@p8ryot no

His last name was magnello

It is such a unique place. So much to do - especially outdoors.

@@dreamofitaly beatiful video, thanks,My father bien in Sulmona at 1927.

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@Mohamed Cristian instablaster ;)

@Abraham Bennett I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@Abraham Bennett it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much, you really help me out !

@Mohamed Cristian Happy to help :D

and...... over 80% of all of Europes wildlife can be found here including Wolves, Lynx, porcupines and the rarest bear in the world. The Marsican bear....only 50 of them left in the world

What beautiful towns in the Abruzzo region do u recommend savy tourists to visit??

my last name is Cirulli and all my family is from schiavi di Abruzzo love it

Lisa Cerulli I would love to se Italy .I would be drawn to a mountain village .

This is probably the best comment ever! Right there with you.

My mother’s maiden name Ruscitti and family is from Pacentro

poverty, extreme poverty

@@slevin4877 sad

WW2

David Mu what does that mean???

@R. M Matters will always fall into the Italics' handa aslong as it will be their land. Abruzzo being one of the first areas in which the tribes were called Italic

@R. M Sadly not, Salvini is just as the others

@@campanianrepublic82 Cazzo c' entrano i tirolesi? Non ballare la saltarella e non suonare il mandolino significa automaticamente essere tirolesi?! Che cazzo dici?

aesndro70 yes, every time Anglos get into some foreign culture they have this unique talent for ruining it all by stereotyping everything, turning into a cliche... It is so grating...And then they try to tell the locals what their culture ought to be ie their stereotyped, foreigners manufactured culture that sells well abroad. Instead of what the true local traditional culture really is. Yes, I hear you... And, here in multicultural Australia, all the various people from other countries say they do this to their cultures, too. And it grates on nerves, because what this stereotyping really does is to replace the true authentic culture with this fake, manufactured stereotype, made by foreigners, to suit their tastes. How rude and offensive! Thus, unless it's Zorba the Greek, played Anglo style, it's not considered truly Greek. If the food is not pizza,or pasta, it's not considered fair dinkum Italian. Never mind that many Italians never eat either pizza or pasta, especially up north, where rice is grown and risotto is eaten and who would be such a peasant as to think pizza is a serious dish. It's about the equivalent of the cheapest pie with sauce from an Aussie second rate take away joint. An Asian chef here, an excellent one complained bitterly to me about how he went great trouble to prepare a REAL Chinese meal for Aussies, who refused to eat it because it was not their idea of Chinese food ie Australianised Chinese food. They wreck everything!

Campanian Republic Exactly! (Sono Abruzzese, immigrants in Australia).

@@campanianrepublic82 e questo non è uno stereotipo? Sono abruzzese, il saltarello (che è un ballo tradizionale di gran parte dell'Italia centrale) probabilmente non rientra tea le prime 20 cose con cui si può rappresentare l'Abruzzo (neanche con gli stereotipi)

Sounds like Dolly Parton

That's not true.

she is fun and she is always game even when she is clearly uncomfortable. I adore her