Foreigners live 24 HOURS with SICILIANS in Agrigento, Sicily

We thought we knew Sicily, but when we got the unique opportunity to spend a day with Martín's family, we discovered a whole other side to this region of Italy. Join us as we learn about Sicilian culture, food, and history as we spend the day living with Martín's Sicilian family!
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🎥 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
1:20 Breakfast with cousin Raimondo
3:11 Visiting a Sicilian market with aunt Liz
5:32 Riding scooters to meet up with cousin Enrico
6:33 Trying Panino di Milza
7:21 The story of the Testa di Moro
9:56 Our impressions of Sicily
13:33 Visiting a Sicilian supermarket
16:02 Dinner with the family
18:29 Passiagta
19:19 Outro
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[@pasqualeventura945]

What a beautiful video ! I am Sicilian born in the city of Palermo ( la Vucciria ) but have lived in the USA since I was very young . Thank God I have been back many times and will be moving back before the end of the year, for good! I have many friends from Mexico who are from all over Mexico and I love and respect them very much ( very similar cultures ). One of my friends would like to go to Sicily with me and open a Mexican restaurant in Palermo. One friend is named Martine, great guy. I also have a friend who is from Agrigento and sings with a a group called the 3 Sicilian Tenors . Would love to meet both of you when I return to Sicilia, so stay in touch ! Audious Amigos

[@TouristtoLocal]

This comment means so much to us! Thank you for sharing your story. Hopefully our paths can cross one day. Cheers!

[@PhotowalksTV]

so great--love the shot of the window opening as you look out it.

[@TouristtoLocal]

We had fun with that one :) Thank you!

[@connie4090]

Such a cute video! I also noticed as a sicilian the similarities between Mexico and Sicilia, I'm glad you guys mentioned it. Fun fact: where I live "bedda picciotta" is actually "bedda carusa". Sicilian language may have variations depending on the area, it's not really a dialect if you think about it.

[@TouristtoLocal]

So glad you like our video! That's so interesting to know that the language differs even further based on region. Thanks for sharing!

[@jodidelucca4190]

Hi, love your videos! But one important point to know. Sicilian is an actual language it is not a dialect. Sicilians are very proud of the fact that Sicilian is a language. I moved to Sicily 3 years ago and my family is from Sicily. I am a dual citizen USA & ITALY. Enjoy your travels! 😊

[@TouristtoLocal]

Thank you for the correction!!!

[@cindyk3076]

Such a pretty area! Yes, Sicily and Mexico seem to have important things in common, you guys must feel comfortable there. Martin has a lot of family there!

[@TouristtoLocal]

We totally fell in love with this place. ☺️

[@Juani-Lo]

I'm right there with you. I will have to get by with English and Spanish 😅. Definitely trying to learn key words and phrases in Italian for my honeymoon trip in April. Great video!

[@TouristtoLocal]

Have a fantastic honeymoon! You're going to have a great time. When in doubt, use hand gestures!

[@PhotowalksTV]

can't wait to watch this!

[@TouristtoLocal]

Thank you!!

[@storres1368]

🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@FM-yk1yr]

Beautiful 😍

[@TouristtoLocal]

Thank you!

[@AllentheBeloved]

Martin is Cosa Nostra? ... I thought he was Mexican ... badda bim badda boom?

[@erniegutierrez2288]

Family, great food, beautiful weather and scenery but overshadowed by organized crime. Sicilians share many parallels with Mexicans. But your guys' videos help remove the stigmas and misconceptions by showing the positives, good things and best things Sicilians & Mexicans have to offer. "Like"

[@TouristtoLocal]

Thank you so much 💕💕💕

[@ivandoinstuff]

Is martin Italian?

[@TouristtoLocal]

Surprisingly no! His aunt is just married to a Sicilian :) he’s 100% Mexican!