DIODATO - "Beddha Ci Dormi" | REACTION | Notte della Taranta 2020

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

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[@francescastura4962]

Beautiful reaction! Thanks a lot for checking it out Other performances from Notte della Taranta that I think you’d enjoy are 2011’s Mamma la rondinella by Alessandra Caiulo and Alessia Tondo, 2023’s Beddha ci dormi sung by Alessandra Caiulo and 2022’s Klama sung by Marco Mengoni : 3

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

My pleasure, Francesca! I'm so gladyou enjoyed! This channel is only for Eurovision song or singers but I can do it in my global channel, if you check on my description! I did that one of Marco!!! Please take a look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6C6YZWbhruFaJo Thank you for dropping by!

[@mimo8410]

Questa musica proviene dal sud Italia precisamente in puglia (salento)! Conzoni antiche tramandate nei tempi ed arrivate fino a noi! Questa e storia cultura della mia terra! Ti ringrazio oer averla publicata! Diodato super performances!!

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

My pleasure! Thank you for dropping by!

[@marcopifferi9466]

Great, great performance. Shivers...

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

Definetly, Marco! Thank you for dropping by!

[@MariaAntoniettaGuadalupi]

Questa è una musica folk, della regione italiana della Puglia, per questo si chiama la notte 🌃 della Taranta, perché Taranto è una città della Puglia, e viene tramandata da generazioni in Puglia.❤

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

Thank you for dropping by and sharing those thoughts!

[@salvatoresergi6012]

Taranta Night. Concert that takes place every have in southern Salento in Melpignano. It is popular and dialectal music where every year there are different Italian and non-Italian great artists. The concert is directed by master concertmasters, years ago it was directed by copeland. The lyrics of the song: l'innamoravo asks his beauty to let him in.

[@alexalpt.eurovision]

Beautiful... Thank you for dropping by and sharing your thoughts!

[@maurascafati1987]

"Beauty who sleeps on the pillows, and I stay outside, I sigh of love... open (the door) and let me in. Stand up and, no worries, don't be afraid, let me enter" It's a beautiful and sweet song of love, sometimes used as a lullaby. It is in the dialect of Salento, Puglia. "Fammi trasire" means "let me enter". "Beddha ci dormi" means "beauty who sleeps". It's that kind of ancestral, typical music making me homesick when I'm not in Italy (I'm from Rome)