What a charming walking tour of Bergamo, Italy! 🇮🇹✨ The blend of history and beautiful scenery is captivating. Thank you for sharing your experience as an American exploring this lovely city-can't wait to visit Bergamo myself! 🏞😊
Hi conner, thats the fourth video that im watching and i have to say i'm really enjoying them. The spontaneus mood and the explorations are winning factors for me. I wish you the best!!
Using a ancient building as a college? Yes, the maintanace of those old buildings is expensive as hell and the only way to reduce the costs is to used them. We do that a lot in Germany, you cannot have only museums and it is so much fun to have band rehearsals in a old castle or stay overnight in a 500 year old youth hostel. And I can tell you, you enjoy it every day.
I love Bergamo alta (the old part of the city). When i was to move to Italy, my desired options were Bergamo or Pavia. Both medieval towns. As you will be in Milan I warmly suggest you to visit the ancient university town of Pavia (ca 30 km south) As Lombardy, with all the Veneto regions, belonged to the Austrian Empire, Pavias university was created by Maria Theresia, the Empress of Austria. But Pavia is much much older, as everything in Italy... You seem to like medieval town, I am sure you will be impressed by Pavia, which was the "capital" of the Longobards - one group of the many "barbars" descending to Italy when Rome was too weak to respond. The Longobards were the first who converted to Catholicism, therefore, at the time, there were more churches than homes! I moved to Pavia where I lived 10 years. I was so impressed by everything. It is a little town, which remained small. You feel the university life style, with thd students still wearing the old mantels with hood when there are particular celebrations. The Minerva statue (goddess of wisdom & war), symbol of pavia, there she holds the speer upside down to underline the preference to wisdom instead of war... Thank you for your videos. I have been following you from the very beginning, enjoying so much your travels to countries I am familiar to. & laughed a lot with your trying to pronlunce Eichhörnchen! Unforgettable! I'm half Swiss-German n Italian. I was a language teacher when I still lived there. I also taught German in the American system of a boarding school in the Bernese Alps. I know how difficult it is for English speakers the German language! Much love! Carla
L'università di Pavia è stata fondata nel Medioevo nell'anno 1361 dai Visconti Signori di Milano. Prima di sparare cazzate, almeno studiare la storia!!!!
@@rosagarofalo1182allora diciamo che hai ragione tu perché è la verità quello che hai detto.. però scusa ti sembra un modo civile ed educato di rispondere a una persona che oltretutto stava parlando bene di Bergamo perché ne è innamorata? È uno straniero che ha fatto degli errori Ok lo si può perdonare e precisare con educazione scrivendo che è un'università medievale fondata nel 1300... Ma che modo di fare è questo? Io non lo so sui social si leggono continuamente queste risposte arroganti maleducate... Come se la distanza e l'anonimato fanno uscire il peggio della gente che al sicuro dietro al telefonino di rispondere in maniera aggressiva e arrogante... Come quegli idioti protetti dentro quei macchinoni che fanno gli aggressivi al volante... Malatempora
You just walked by the most beautiful little church in Bergamo Alta, without visiting. .. Just at the beginning of the street after the university and 10 meters away from the first drinking water fountain... What a pity... Chiesa Di San Michele Al Pozzo Bianco. I got married in that place full with Lotto paintings and art work
Se ti piacciono le città fortificate allora vieni a Lucca in Toscana, dal 30 ottobre al 3 novembre c'è il Lucca comics & games, la 2° fiera più importante al mondo sul fumetto dopo quella di Tokyo!
21:38 to answer your question, yes, people still live in "Città Alta". Bergamo has a total population of around 120.000 inhabitants, of which about 5.000 live in the upper town that you visited. It was an enjoyable video and fun to watch; i studied and currently live in Bergamo so it is nice to see the city through the eyes of a foreigner.
La città alta di Bergamo, sono di parte e la conosco molto bene, è secondo me una bella cittadina che offre angoli di visione fantastici, tutta da vedere. bye bel video complimenti
I used to live in Verona and did a delivery job ,driving into Bergamo then Milan. My Bergamo delivery was in the lower part of the city not Citta Alta , I have been up there ,but watching your video makes me feel like another visit.
The small car at 20:50 is a Fiat Topolino. It is a L7 light car, max speed 45km/h and can be driven with a moped license from an age of 14 on. It is produced by Citroen in Maroco as the Citroen Ami, the Opel Rocks-e and the Fiat Topolino. The Fiat is the best looking version in my eyes. They use the same parts for the front and back and both sides, so that the right door opens to the front and the left to the rear. It is more a moped with a roof.
In the 60's and 70's in the US, the Topolino was sometimes used as a drag racing car. The tiny body with a massive American V8 in it was always something I loved. My first car, I got when I was 15, was a 71 Fiat Spider 124. Most of my friends were not familiar with Fiat, and it was often referred to as an MG, lol.
If you are fascinated by medieval cities, don't forget to visit Brescia too! It often goes into the background but in reality it is rich in history and hides many wonders! (I apologize for the possible errors, but I don't speak English well)
Just a quick info: in Italy the water from street fountains is drinking water. If not there is a big warning sign, or there is no water! I love Bergamo alta (the old part of the city). When i was to move to Italy, my desired options were Bergamo or Pavia. Both medieval towns. As you will be in Milan I warmly suggest you to visit the ancient university town of Pavia (ca 30 km south) As Lombardy, with all the Veneto regions, belonged to the Austrian Empire, Pavias university was created by Maria Theresia, the Empress of Austria. But Pavia is much much older, as everything in Italy... You seem to like medieval town, I am sure you will be impressed by Pavia, which was the "capital" of the Longobards - one group of the many "barbars" descending to Italy when Rome was too weak to respond. The Longobards were the first who converted to Catholicism, therefore, at the time, there were more churches than homes! I moved to Pavia where I lived 10 years. I was so impressed by everything. It is a little town, which remained small. You feel the university life style, with thd students still wearing the old mantels with hood when there are particular celebrations. The Minerva statue (goddess of wisdom & war), symbol of pavia, there she holds the speer upside down to underline the preference to wisdom instead of war... Thank you for your videos. I have been following you from the very beginning, enjoying so much your travels to countries I am familiar to. & laughed a lot with your trying to pronlunce Eichhörnchen! Unforgettable! I'm half Swiss-German (from Luzern) n Italian (from Milan). I was a language teacher when I still lived there. I also taught German in the American system of a boarding school in the Bernese Alps. I know how difficult it is for English speakers the German language! Much love! Carla
È bellissima Bergamo medievale. Fu fondata anticamente da popolazioni germaniche... Il suo nome stesso denota la sua origine Berg e am.. che vuol dire borgo costruito sull'altura .. HamBerg Molte città e borghii più piccoli in Italia hanno queste origini... Io vivo in un piccolo borgo medioevale fondato nel medioevo da popolazioni provenienti dalla Germania venuti a lavorare le miniere nel cuore della Toscana dove vivo io.. questo borgo si chiama gerfalco che viene dal germanico antico gherfalc... Le città medievali in Italia a meno che non si trovassero in pianura venivano costruite sulle alture perché nascevano attorno a dei castelli... Il fatto di costruire sulle alture queste città circondate da mura di protezione faceva in modo che potessero difendersi da chi attaccava dal basso... Mi fa piacere che questo ragazzo americano che trovo veramente molto simpatico si sia innamorato della nostra vecchia Europa con tutta la nostra storia antica...🙂
It is said Bèrgamo, with the accent on the first "e." In the local language it is called "Bèrghem." The ancient meaning of the name is "City on the Mountain."
@@antoniolavecchia1464 esatto, anche se l'origine del nome è più probabilmente celtica, però è un'evidenza la similitudine a molti toponimi germanici, per esempio Bergen in Norvegia, anche questa una città su una montagna. In effetti "heim" sta per casa, dimora, villaggio. "Berg" sta certamente per montagna, collina, altura, sopra. Magari Berghem è una trasposizione successiva longobarda del precedente toponimo celtico con la medesima radice e significato. Se non erro Brenno (capo/condottiero), Brennero, Brixia (Brescia) hanno la stessa radice celtica. Qui in Liguria esiste Bergeggi, che essenzialmente è un'isola che ricorda una montagna in mezzo al mare. In ligure Briccu/bricchi sono le vette delle montagne e "u brennu" è la crusca, la parte esterna (sopra) del grano.
i guess everyone loves to experience their own country through foreigners eyes, that's why under every travel vlog of any country half of the comments are from locals, but damn i think for us italians is even more of a wild ride, we don't really grasp how beautiful some of our cities are untill we see someone react to it for the first time. if you happen to be in Rome i would love to be your fixer for half a day
Its true ! For every country and city - to see through foreign eyes is to see it new again in a small way. I love watching these videos about my town too
i cant help but strongly advice you to visit literally anywhere around bronte sicily :) its said to have the best most fertile volcanic soil therefore the among best healthiest tastiest food on the planet outstanding even for italian standards if you ask me :D
I love the way you (dis)respected Italian rules and laws. It's strictly forbidden to fly drones above Bergamo, even a small DJI Mini, but you completely disrespected this rule. I'm sorry to say that it's because of people like the one who flew the drone if we have stricter and stricter laws to use our drones in this country. Tourists from abroad think this is Disneyland and do things that they wouldn't be allowed (or wouldn't even dream) to do at home. This is the kind of tourists we don't need.
@@flaviozanotti8352 there are websites to check if the areas where one wants to fly their drone are authorized. It is required by law, and if caught flying in restricted areas the fine is in the region of a couple of thousands euro. Also, flying a drone requires insurance. Because of these disrespectful behaviors, other people who follow the rules are penalized. As a rule of thumb, it is forbidden to fly a drone within 5 km from an airport. And Bergamo airport is very well visible from Città Alta.
@@occhiodisauron25 ma no che i turisti bianchi sono tutti educati... e quelli americani più degli altri, magaaari fossero tutti così! non solo nei modi, anche nell'aspetto... invece di tutti quei babbuini che arrivano dal mare 🙊
As an Italian, a little tip for foreign tourists ,avoid renting a car in the south of Italy, it can happen that when the traffic light is red, the tires are stolen and the car radio by closed car windows.🙂
Anybody still alive there, right, false reports and empty coffins told a bizarre story about 4 years ago, for which those responsible will be held accountable for starting a campaign around the world
Hi Conner! Bergamo is my hometown. Thank you for your enthusiasm and curiosity. It was interesting to see my city through your eyes! All the best!
The Corona death town, where most fictive non-sense plandemic was spread
Bergamo, once, belonged to Venice, therefore the winged lion holding a book = Venice symbol!
Gr8 video! Thank you
Thank you so much for what you have done to our city and province. You've given Bergamo the credit it deserves.
What a charming walking tour of Bergamo, Italy! 🇮🇹✨ The blend of history and beautiful scenery is captivating. Thank you for sharing your experience as an American exploring this lovely city-can't wait to visit Bergamo myself! 🏞😊
Hi conner, thats the fourth video that im watching and i have to say i'm really enjoying them. The spontaneus mood and the explorations are winning factors for me. I wish you the best!!
Using a ancient building as a college? Yes, the maintanace of those old buildings is expensive as hell and the only way to reduce the costs is to used them. We do that a lot in Germany, you cannot have only museums and it is so much fun to have band rehearsals in a old castle or stay overnight in a 500 year old youth hostel. And I can tell you, you enjoy it every day.
I love Bergamo alta (the old part of the city). When i was to move to Italy, my desired options were Bergamo or Pavia. Both medieval towns.
As you will be in Milan I warmly suggest you to visit the ancient university town of Pavia (ca 30 km south)
As Lombardy, with all the Veneto regions, belonged to the Austrian Empire, Pavias university was created by Maria Theresia, the Empress of Austria.
But Pavia is much much older, as everything in Italy...
You seem to like medieval town, I am sure you will be impressed by Pavia, which was the "capital" of the Longobards - one group of the many "barbars" descending to Italy when Rome was too weak to respond. The Longobards were the first who converted to Catholicism, therefore, at the time, there were more churches than homes!
I moved to Pavia where I lived 10 years. I was so impressed by everything. It is a little town, which remained small. You feel the university life style, with thd students still wearing the old mantels with hood when there are particular celebrations.
The Minerva statue (goddess of wisdom & war), symbol of pavia, there she holds the speer upside down to underline the preference to wisdom instead of war...
Thank you for your videos.
I have been following you from the very beginning, enjoying so much your travels to countries I am familiar to. & laughed a lot with your trying to pronlunce Eichhörnchen! Unforgettable!
I'm half Swiss-German n Italian. I was a language teacher when I still lived there. I also taught German in the American system of a boarding school in the Bernese Alps. I know how difficult it is for English speakers the German language!
Much love!
Carla
L'università di Pavia è stata fondata nel Medioevo nell'anno 1361 dai Visconti Signori di Milano. Prima di sparare cazzate, almeno studiare la storia!!!!
@@rosagarofalo1182allora diciamo che hai ragione tu perché è la verità quello che hai detto.. però scusa ti sembra un modo civile ed educato di rispondere a una persona che oltretutto stava parlando bene di Bergamo perché ne è innamorata?
È uno straniero che ha fatto degli errori Ok lo si può perdonare e precisare con educazione scrivendo che è un'università medievale fondata nel 1300... Ma che modo di fare è questo? Io non lo so sui social si leggono continuamente queste risposte arroganti maleducate... Come se la distanza e l'anonimato fanno uscire il peggio della gente che al sicuro dietro al telefonino di rispondere in maniera aggressiva e arrogante... Come quegli idioti protetti dentro quei macchinoni che fanno gli aggressivi al volante... Malatempora
Love the new long, slow paced vids. And the church tours especially.
Super video. Thank you for that . Flying above the rooves of Bergamo ist phantastic.
It would be fantastic if it wasn't strictly forbidden to fly drones over the city.
@@antoniodimperio2418 OK
Another great video, we love watching our country through your eyes
Pota!
Pota si
Bravo zio. Tu si che sai goderti la vita.
sicuramente nel prossimo video lo ritroveremo a pontida, a gozzovigliare, con salvini e calderoli!!😆🤪
You just walked by the most beautiful little church in Bergamo Alta, without visiting. .. Just at the beginning of the street after the university and 10 meters away from the first drinking water fountain... What a pity... Chiesa Di San Michele Al Pozzo Bianco. I got married in that place full with Lotto paintings and art work
Thanks for your visit in our loved city.
Ho conosciuto più Bergamo in questo video che io che ci vivo da quarant' anni... complimenti, video meraviglioso. I love Bergamo and atalanta ❤
Se ti piacciono le città fortificate allora vieni a Lucca in Toscana, dal 30 ottobre al 3 novembre c'è il Lucca comics & games, la 2° fiera più importante al mondo sul fumetto dopo quella di Tokyo!
Io ho l'esonero di chimica proprio il 2 novembre 😭😭😭
Great, I love this video!
21:38 to answer your question, yes, people still live in "Città Alta". Bergamo has a total population of around 120.000 inhabitants, of which about 5.000 live in the upper town that you visited.
It was an enjoyable video and fun to watch; i studied and currently live in Bergamo so it is nice to see the city through the eyes of a foreigner.
Hi Conner,
You could (should) also visit the beautiful Swiss towns Crans-Montana in the Swiss mountains (canton Valais).
La città alta di Bergamo, sono di parte e la conosco molto bene, è secondo me una bella cittadina che offre angoli di visione fantastici, tutta da vedere. bye bel video complimenti
I used to live in Verona and did a delivery job ,driving into Bergamo then Milan. My Bergamo delivery was in the lower part of the city not Citta Alta , I have been up there ,but watching your video makes me feel like another visit.
The small car at 20:50 is a Fiat Topolino. It is a L7 light car, max speed 45km/h and can be driven with a moped license from an age of 14 on. It is produced by Citroen in Maroco as the Citroen Ami, the Opel Rocks-e and the Fiat Topolino. The Fiat is the best looking version in my eyes. They use the same parts for the front and back and both sides, so that the right door opens to the front and the left to the rear. It is more a moped with a roof.
In the 60's and 70's in the US, the Topolino was sometimes used as a drag racing car. The tiny body with a massive American V8 in it was always something I loved. My first car, I got when I was 15, was a 71 Fiat Spider 124. Most of my friends were not familiar with Fiat, and it was often referred to as an MG, lol.
Love your videos!
At 01.13 if you are just curious, in the north we call them cannoncini and not cannoli
Ho iniziato ora a seguirti...vedo che ti piace l'ITALIA !!❤
Love walking and eating tours
My hometown ❤️
If you are fascinated by medieval cities, don't forget to visit Brescia too! It often goes into the background but in reality it is rich in history and hides many wonders! (I apologize for the possible errors, but I don't speak English well)
Love from Bergamo 😀😀
Bergamo è una città con circa 120.000 abianti, la provincia di Bergamo supera il milione di abitanti, nella città alta i residenti sono circa 2.600
Come to Livorno ,Toscana!!
May you do a video like this but with you visiting the city of Asti?
Come to Ortona on the sea in Abruzzo Conner, please🙏👋
Just a quick info: in Italy the water from street fountains is drinking water. If not there is a big warning sign, or there is no water!
I love Bergamo alta (the old part of the city). When i was to move to Italy, my desired options were Bergamo or Pavia. Both medieval towns.
As you will be in Milan I warmly suggest you to visit the ancient university town of Pavia (ca 30 km south)
As Lombardy, with all the Veneto regions, belonged to the Austrian Empire, Pavias university was created by Maria Theresia, the Empress of Austria.
But Pavia is much much older, as everything in Italy...
You seem to like medieval town, I am sure you will be impressed by Pavia, which was the "capital" of the Longobards - one group of the many "barbars" descending to Italy when Rome was too weak to respond. The Longobards were the first who converted to Catholicism, therefore, at the time, there were more churches than homes!
I moved to Pavia where I lived 10 years. I was so impressed by everything. It is a little town, which remained small. You feel the university life style, with thd students still wearing the old mantels with hood when there are particular celebrations.
The Minerva statue (goddess of wisdom & war), symbol of pavia, there she holds the speer upside down to underline the preference to wisdom instead of war...
Thank you for your videos. I have been following you from the very beginning, enjoying so much your travels to countries I am familiar to. & laughed a lot with your trying to pronlunce Eichhörnchen! Unforgettable!
I'm half Swiss-German (from Luzern) n Italian (from Milan). I was a language teacher when I still lived there. I also taught German in the American system of a boarding school in the Bernese Alps. I know how difficult it is for English speakers the German language!
Much love!
Carla
Nasoni - Small Italian drinking fountains
È bellissima Bergamo medievale. Fu fondata anticamente da popolazioni germaniche... Il suo nome stesso denota la sua origine Berg e am.. che vuol dire borgo costruito sull'altura .. HamBerg
Molte città e borghii più piccoli in Italia hanno queste origini... Io vivo in un piccolo borgo medioevale fondato nel medioevo da popolazioni provenienti dalla Germania venuti a lavorare le miniere nel cuore della Toscana dove vivo io.. questo borgo si chiama gerfalco che viene dal germanico antico gherfalc... Le città medievali in Italia a meno che non si trovassero in pianura venivano costruite sulle alture perché nascevano attorno a dei castelli... Il fatto di costruire sulle alture queste città circondate da mura di protezione faceva in modo che potessero difendersi da chi attaccava dal basso... Mi fa piacere che questo ragazzo americano che trovo veramente molto simpatico si sia innamorato della nostra vecchia Europa con tutta la nostra storia antica...🙂
It is said Bèrgamo, with the accent on the first "e." In the local language it is called "Bèrghem." The ancient meaning of the name is "City on the Mountain."
,,,,, Derivante tedesca: BERG-HEIM = ITA= CASA di MONTAGNA,,,,,, se non mi sbaglio,,,, o no? - - Comunque Bellissima Citta'. ✌️👍🙋♂️
@@antoniolavecchia1464 esatto, anche se l'origine del nome è più probabilmente celtica, però è un'evidenza la similitudine a molti toponimi germanici, per esempio Bergen in Norvegia, anche questa una città su una montagna. In effetti "heim" sta per casa, dimora, villaggio. "Berg" sta certamente per montagna, collina, altura, sopra. Magari Berghem è una trasposizione successiva longobarda del precedente toponimo celtico con la medesima radice e significato. Se non erro Brenno (capo/condottiero), Brennero, Brixia (Brescia) hanno la stessa radice celtica. Qui in Liguria esiste Bergeggi, che essenzialmente è un'isola che ricorda una montagna in mezzo al mare. In ligure Briccu/bricchi sono le vette delle montagne e "u brennu" è la crusca, la parte esterna (sopra) del grano.
Beautiful. Great to join your walk. Like 345…new friend❤️
It's crazy the story about the constant tickets you received in 5 years, porco dio! Thanks for visiting our City
GO TO PAVIA 30 KM SOUTH MILAN
i guess everyone loves to experience their own country through foreigners eyes, that's why under every travel vlog of any country half of the comments are from locals, but damn i think for us italians is even more of a wild ride, we don't really grasp how beautiful some of our cities are untill we see someone react to it for the first time. if you happen to be in Rome i would love to be your fixer for half a day
Its true ! For every country and city - to see through foreign eyes is to see it new again in a small way. I love watching these videos about my town too
You should pronounce the name Bèrgamo, not Bergàmo 😊 Also ch in italian is a hard sound, for ex. chiesa is pronounced kiesa
Oh, chill out!
@@user4j0xo5-qi6qdWhat's your problem if people help with things like pronunciation. 🙄
Grande Bergamooo!!
oh andi would try finding friendly looking seniors and ask them for their favorite restaurants :)!
The winged lion on the door is the simbol of Venice. Bergamo was part of the Venetian republic.
Thanks ❤😍😍😍 been there AT Il fornaio 😢the best pizza 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Lake Como next
i cant help but strongly advice you to visit literally anywhere around bronte sicily :) its said to have the best most fertile volcanic soil therefore the among best healthiest tastiest food on the planet outstanding even for italian standards if you ask me :D
❤🎉🎉🎉 i live near verona:) but i like tell city indiana usa because there is farmer Grayce TH-cam farm video:) ciao peace
come to brescia next!
I love the way you (dis)respected Italian rules and laws. It's strictly forbidden to fly drones above Bergamo, even a small DJI Mini, but you completely disrespected this rule.
I'm sorry to say that it's because of people like the one who flew the drone if we have stricter and stricter laws to use our drones in this country.
Tourists from abroad think this is Disneyland and do things that they wouldn't be allowed (or wouldn't even dream) to do at home. This is the kind of tourists we don't need.
With all due respect it is, but how did he know? He was very respectful in this video
@@flaviozanotti8352 there are websites to check if the areas where one wants to fly their drone are authorized. It is required by law, and if caught flying in restricted areas the fine is in the region of a couple of thousands euro.
Also, flying a drone requires insurance.
Because of these disrespectful behaviors, other people who follow the rules are penalized.
As a rule of thumb, it is forbidden to fly a drone within 5 km from an airport. And Bergamo airport is very well visible from Città Alta.
Bergamo ❤
In German we also use a garage
Mi raccomando, fai il bravo!
BRAO from BÈRGÈM.💙🖤👍🖤💙
Bergamo wonderlful town but it’s another place impossible to visit for too many turists
BERGAMO has the accent onto the E letter...
Love your vids Conner... Im a world traveler myself and I love other peoples perspectives on all the places that are interesting. 😁😁😁😁
Bergamo di sopra .
Berghem de hura
The stress Is on the "e" not on the "a". So Ber'gamo, not Berga'mo
Conner my guder Grüßle
perché parli a bassa voce per strada, non è mica una chiesa... loudly!
per una volta che ci capita un turista educato😁ti lamenti?😆
@@occhiodisauron25 ma no che i turisti bianchi sono tutti educati... e quelli americani più degli altri, magaaari fossero tutti così! non solo nei modi, anche nell'aspetto... invece di tutti quei babbuini che arrivano dal mare 🙊
@@marcogemma616 vivi in una distorsione della realtà tutta tua
se se prope bel
me sò de clusù ma egne semper zo a berghem
dio campo l'è bel se,
pooota
You visit Garda and Bergamo, but skipped Brescia.
💔
Much dishonor on you.
Perché Brescia non esiste tra le città turistiche. 😂😂😂
Si scherza, sono bergamasco
@@Artiknine sei di Bergamo? Dimostralo: Cosa ottieni quando unisci vino bianco, campari e acqua frizzante?
@@Samael6685 pota l'è ol campari col bianc. Oter al ciamìs com'è?
@@Samael6685 togli l'acqua frizzante 😅
@@Artiknine viene chiamato Pirlo. I bresciani dicono di averlo inventato Loro, ma mi dicono che lo pretendono anche i bergamaschi
Bérgamo NOT Bergàmo!!!!!
As an Italian, a little tip for foreign tourists ,avoid renting a car in the south of Italy, it can happen that when the traffic light is red, the tires are stolen and the car radio by closed car windows.🙂
@@fosterbuster2840 I am by myself from Puglia and next time I will steal your comment.FORZA FOGGIA.....😀
Anybody still alive there, right, false reports and empty coffins told a bizarre story about 4 years ago, for which those responsible will be held accountable for starting a campaign around the world
Tutte cazzate dei noCovid
Poi trasformati in novax
I morti ci sono stati
Anche mia mamma e mio zio
Tanti amici
Please stop making Mario Bros
Bergamo ❤