Rome’s almost lost tradition 

I' m still drying my tear filled eyes. What a beautiful story. This is how traditions remain alive...the torch is passed unto the younger generations. In this case passing the tradition of the Lenten plant. So happy you shared this heart warming story. God bless you ❤️

Incredibile come descrivi la nostra città...me ne fai innamorare ancora...diamine quante cose che noi romani diamo per scontate...complimenti anche per il format dei tuoi video...questo proprio commovente...il tuo canale merita tanto tanto di piú

“The hair style of the plant” haha love it. Beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.

I just discovered ur channel and I'm loving it already! I went to Rome on my first holiday without my parents, it was overwhelmingly beautiful. Greetings from Amsterdam! ❤❤❤

Love your nonna! Please respect your elders if they have taken care of all the family and put the effort to make your life better at least make a little time for them ❤

Thank you for sharing this beautiful story!

That was moving 😊

Bella, simpatica, e intelligente! Abbonato!

Our Roman Catholic Faith is so rich in beauty and traditions! Thanks!

Grazie di Cuore for sharing this tradition that you learned from la tua cara nonna.

bel canale ti sei guadagnata un nuovo iscritto

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Italy Soon The True Beauty Will Come Reality, 🎉

That tradition is all about the Christian faith, without faith your lentil tradition is foolish.

Hi Federica, here's a respectful paranormal EVP spirit audio analysis at 0.25x video speed: Notice how there's a loud noise at 6:43 and a male voice can be heard in the recording: 6:45 'Federica ærer de gamle forfædre' ('Federica honors the ancient ancestors'), 6:49 'Men det er der ikke mange andre, der gør' ('But there aren't many others who do'). At 6:52 the ringing of many small bells can be heard. Now there's more EVP here, the first one manifesting using the voice of a girl, apparently a bystander, but the words are again in my language, so possibly a possession happening: 6:53 'Mange tak fra de rare engle' ('Many thanks from the gentle angels'), 6:55 'En død sømand siger..' ('A dead sailor says..'), and once again the rough male voice is heard: 6:57 'Jeg siger også mange tak for det' ('I also say many thanks for that'), 7:00 'Mange tak' ('Thanks a lot'). But at 6:58 the female sings: 'Engle-tro' ('Angel faith'), and at 7:00 'Gå væk med glæden' ('Leave with joy'). A female voice in the last church on your quest says: 7:32 'Æret være..' ('Honor to..'), 7:33 'Ulrik Völve', 7:34 'Fra Danmark'/'Hvor er Danmark?' ('From Denmark'/'Where's Denmark?'). The Völve, Asatru shaman of Denmark & the North