And the stars were shining.
And the earth was scented.
The gate of the garden creaked.
And a footstep grazed the sand…
Fragrant, she entered
And fell into my arms.”
I asked myself how I can write about one of the planet’s most influential countries in music. A romantic quote from the most famous aria, Tosca by Puccini, was the not-so-obvious answer that best represents the spirit of these people. Italy, southern Europe, the cradle of the Roman Empire, today is synonymous with warm people, excellent culinary skills, top world fashion events, great design and architecture, numerous sights and national parks, as well as, let me say this as a non-Italian, the world’s greatest artists and quality music (especially opera). Italy is also known for its wine, lifestyle, cinema, theater, literature, poetry, and, in general, good taste. From ancient times, through the Renaissance until today, Italy has been and remains a role model in everything related to art and culture.
SOURCE: https://italicsmag.com/
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