Dream of Italy Season 2: Full Abruzzo Episode
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2018
- Just two hours from Rome, but a world away, the region of Abruzzo is filled with mountains, national parks and beautiful beaches. Host Kathy McCabe takes viewers from coast to countryside. She catches her lunch in nets on an historic fishing hut before listening to traditional music with a modern twist. In Sulmona, Kathy sees how the famous confetti (candy-covered almonds) are made and heads to a farm for some unusual donkey therapy. Plus much more… For more information, visit www.dreamofitaly.com
My Grandfather immigrated from Abruzzo in 1912, He passed away in 1970 when I was 11, This video makes me cry and smile at the same time, it's so emotional for me to see where he was raised until he was 15 when he immigrated with his friend of the same age. Such a brave young man, I'm so proud of him. No one here in the US has had any contact with his family since my Grandfather passed away. At 62 I'm trying to find his family from Abruzzo and hope to visit them next year.
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
❤soooo beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with the world! 😊
I visited Abruzzo this year it was in the end of March for 10 days, it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. We went skiing, horse back riding, hiking to the mountains and many more site seeing. I highly recommend people who want to visit Italy to visit Abruzzo. Oh and the locals are very sweet. I can’t wait to go back and have a wonderful time !!!
It is such a unique place. So much to do - especially outdoors.
@@dreamofitaly beatiful video, thanks,My father bien in Sulmona at 1927.
My maternal grandparents were from Abruzzo. I’m so happy I was able to visit their villages, stay at an olive oil farm. I hope to go back.
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Kathy is gorgeous! What a fun and lively lady exploring the beautiful Italian culture
My grandpa Francesco Eliggi was born in L'Aquila. I get to go meet my family for the first time in Avezzano next month.
Superb. My favourite region
So happy I found these videos!
Abruzzo --- where all my grandparents were born, and my American born mama was raised (from 18 months to 17.5 years).
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 .
There is so much more to Abruzzo than has been shown here
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??
Abruzzo...Kathy, you have outdone yourself with this episode. The countryside, the food, the wine and of course the people. The National Park sounds and looks like "a must-see" part of this magnificent countryside. The caffeto sounds delicious! I would like to go at the harvesting time of the olives.
Ahhhh!!! I am so going there!!!!
Am binge watching
My maiden name is Giannunzio and our family came from Capestrano. ❤️❤️❤️
I leave in the north of Italy, Vicenza. Love your show. Thank you. Vr Javi
Siamo forte e genitle
Wow good therapy.
I came here after watching a documentary of Abruzzo's own, WWWF(WWE) Heavyweight Champion The Living Legend Bruno Sammartino.
Thank you so much for your video's, I'm new to your channel could you please go to Cheiti Scarlo its so beautiful & Pescara during Summer........Thank you
Love how the, "modern" part is a non Abruzzese
After 2020 I absolutely need some donkey therapy.
This is probably the best comment ever! Right there with you.
If this video isn't sufficient. Don't worry and watch the next one.Olèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèèè
18:31 song name?
Tollis/Zavatti family. Pacentro!!
My mother’s maiden name Ruscitti and family is from Pacentro
Bat Where is L'Aquila, first town in Abruzzo??? (Sorry :but where......)
21.18 of the vid is a weed crop lol
love all of italy greatest country,blacks in italy are great cause they adopt our culture and dont try to change it like other white non italians do
Italy=Korea's pleasantry
David Mu what does that mean???
So why did a million people leave Abruzzo?
poverty, extreme poverty
@@slevin4877 sad
WW2
now my ancestors get harass by north africa.... not good
@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
Ma per favore!!! Ancora con questa immagine stereotipata dei mandolini e le saltarelle...ma siete pacchianissimi, l'Abruzzo non c'entra un cazzo con quello che avete fatto vedere e sentire qui!
@@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)
she is too dramatic, this is what happens when inhibited americans go to places with normal emotionality
What a horrible voice the presenter has
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