Campania - Vito Saggese & Maria Iuzzolino - Canto Gregoriano con Organetto

[@antoniocapezio5959]

Bravissimi ❤

[@FrancoCarogioiello]

La vita prima era povera ma felice vi ammiro.fra poco finisce tutto peccato che i giovani non conosceranno tutto cio

[@TheSaggezspecial]

Every time I here this I get goosebumps. So many beautiful memories in San Gregorio Magno. So much history, culture, love and passion!

[@G.DiSanto]

Bellissimo video, complimenti al musicista e alla cantante

[@peteg6118]

My grandparents came to America from San Gregorio back in the 1920's. My grandfathers name was Pietro Iuzzolino and my grandmother was Maria Conforti. I'm sure that I am related to some of the people on these videos. I recall my grandfather singing on the porch often. Thank you for this beautiful illustration of the passion these people have for living. Ciao, bella.

[@dmarker21]

Glad you enjoyed the videos. My Grandfather's family is from San Gregorio which is why I have done so many recordings there with the help of my relatives. I have a bunch more recordings coming up in the next few months from San Gregorio.

[@starmanb9115]

David M z

[@fioreferragine9915]

Such wonderful music

[@peteg6118]

Thank you for making these films. It is so important to maintain a sense of this village culture. I am considering a visit to Italy this summer and wanted to visit San Gregorio. I have no contact with relatives there and wondered if you had any advice on ways to reach out. Thank you again for your great work capturing this community.

[@adrianaingrassia8794]

Mi madre nació en Ricigliano . Ella es Rosina Mitria

[@dmarker21]

San Gregorio is rather remote and difficult to access. All I can suggest is try to get in contact with your relatives there. Also, know how to speak Italian. Going to San Gregorio is not like going to Venice or Florence!

[@MrJuveboy87]

Il signore è calabrese?

[@gerardopennella7682]

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