LUQA - TWO TRUMPETS FOR ST. ANDREW

[@joyfill1295]

Thank you for sharing Joe.I enjoyed watching ❤️🌷🇲🇹🇦🇺

[@mickeycrilly1839]

Good god imagine if we still had such pride in our church

[@maryfarrugia5790]

Brought lots of memories of how life used to be. My family migrated to Australia in 1965. We used to live in Luqa. Thank you for this video.

[@Vicki-sq4jw]

Ah yes, the old days, I remember them well.

[@godhams]

I'm from Gzira & we were a bit more modern even in the 60's! However...we've deffinely come a long long way!! From Barracks to high end tourism & bussines & modernisation of our tiny island...& as I'm an open minded person who lives in the 21st century I know which one I perfer!! Although we now have other problems..different problems (what country hasn't) & the corruption has been eye watering!!! but at least we all have enough to eat & lovely homes & shopping! & we don't have to emigrate!! Ps. I really enjoyed this & passed it on!! Thanks😊

[@hazelb7218]

thanks for sharing this Joe ....fascinating insight into how things were back then x

[@antoniacachia8185]

A aOO

[@antoniacachia8185]

MRS HAS ON

[@julianbugeja207]

Malta has lost her soul.

[@maurofarrugia8546]

Meta nara filmati dat-tip nirrealizza kemm fil-prekarjeta' kienu kapaċi jgħixu. Illum fil-lussu u qridna kull sens komunitarju... Kemm konna aħjar meta konna agħar!

[@rosespiteri2363]

Hi Joe thank you for the video i remember i was young and my family suffered from this shoppe

[@thezeppa1948]

This bring so many memories. I knew a lot of the people in this film.

[@Treehugging_Leftie]

Fascinating

[@pcharliep61]

This is a fantastic video I wish to see others like this if it is possible. My family left Malta for Australia in 1968 and this video shows a lot of how life was at that time. many thanks for posting this video.

[@societyisthere]

Kemm nixtieqna li ghext f dawk iz zmenijiet. Hajja kompletament differenti llum u mhux ghal ahjar. Zmien missieri u ommi dan. Grazzi Joe tal filmat.

[@rosewiegers7284]

Peppe Mica......you are 100% right.....proset Joe thanks for sharing!!!!

[@joeazzopardi5193]

Thank's for that Joe good old day's👍🇲🇹👍

[@DylanSciberras-s2b]

Those were the days

[@northernblue1093]

Having included the copyright notice at the start of this video, it would be prudent to state that you have the requisite permission, otherwise you are leaving yourself open to an action for copyright violation.

[@susanpower9265]

1968 in luqa/two opposite trumpets /one socialist/one conservative/thank you on st andrew day 2021

[@stephenflerisoler4757]

Nostalgia

[@georgebronte840]

12:12 Fanfara del Bersaglieri. Respect.

[@RufalinoRufus]

Thanks joe

[@ChudyseuszTV]

Polish Maltese business relations mentioned !

[@terrycourtnadge4159]

❤❤MALTA❤❤

[@murphy963]

dak il-bambinu fl-ahhar?

[@marioaquilina5573]

iva il bambinu

[@ramsey633]

I was in malta 3 weeks ago sadly some parts are overrun by asylum seekers so feels like a third world country in some parts.such a shame

[@fisioserv]

the stupidity of the Maltese rivalry. today its politics tomorrow its football then the next day its festa....who cares as long as we rival other Maltese.

[@samsaliba1532]

fisioserv Why shouldn’t there be rivalries? It’s part of our identity, having a rivalry on literally everything. As long as no one gets hurt, what’s wrong with it?

[@SR-jx8yu]

Mintoff put the Church in its place

[@traditionalistcultur]

today in malta they will you go back to your country what a xenophobic country

[@samsaliba1532]

Malta is what it is today because of foreigners and agressive development, don’t you get it you moron.

[@redwine2664]

@@samsaliba1532 This Doc was xenophobic for those times. Depends, how one sees progress!

[@mickeycrilly1839]

They are not xenophobic they are worried there government are selling passports to anyone ,there jobs are becoming worth less wages as people from outside will work for less and live in shit while doing it, the church and its Christian way of life is still important in that it keeps community’s together the rivalries are not violent they are healthy rivalries, I love malta and want to end my days there leaving all I own to the local clubs so people can still come together, politics along with bent money mad violent politics will be the down fall of malta as it is here in the U.K. and in the USA, why can’t people see far left lunatic parties fail ffs ,poor malta

[@redwine2664]

@@mickeycrilly1839 Mickey for some people change never comes. It is up to the future generations to judge those of the past but do present generation have the same moral values to judge my father's generation?

[@vaska1999]

What a ridiculous slur. Malta is too tiny for its own people -- most Maltese have had to emigrate because the island simply can't sustain a large population -- let alone to be able to accommodate migrants and refugees from elsewhere.