I want to share my impressions of the great event that I visited a few days ago.This festival did not leave anyone indifferent, the atmosphere was cheerful,warm and friendly. The festival was held for 2 days and was visited by more than 7 thousand people. It was a festival not only of Italian cuisine,but also familiarity with the culture,traditions and Italian language.Famous singers and musicians came from Italy.,sounded beautiful Italian songs. The festival opened and closed the parade of flag bearers—,a beautiful show,the true atmosphere of the Italian holiday.In the Park - the Hermitage garden sang songs of 80-90 years. We all know and love songs by Adriano Celentano,al Bano and Ramina Pauer,Toto Cotugna,Pupo,Lara Fabian.,Ricchi E Poveri.
Hi @helga19 it seems like a nice festival, with friendly atmosphere.
I think you can add some more picture or video (I hope) so we can watch more.
Thank you for sharing. Really nice.
You kept your word! Thank you for your tag. I went through your pictures and it was really nice seeing many happy faces around. Agree with you about Panna Cotta it’s an amazing dessert, but it needs to be prepared properly, otherwise…For me and my friends it’s tradition to have it after pizza if there is still space in our bellies.
Which was the stands that surprised or impressed you most about the once that you have visited?
Fun fact, when I was little I used to play in the same Tennis club with Toto Cutugno, as he lives close to where I was born.
One last thing: I correct one of the tagged Local Guides in your post, as it wan’t appearing properly.
Hi @helga19 !
I’m glad you discovered another Italian delicacy, the “Panna Cotta”! I never tasted mango, only natural!
These Festivals are very beautiful where both the culture and the typical products of one country are brought to the next!
Even here in my city every so often they make it, and tasting typical dishes can sometimes reserve pleasant surprises (and also not anyway!)
Thank you for sharing this Grand Italia fest with us and see you next time!
Bye,
David
It is very interesting fact that you played tennis in the same club as Toto Cutugno!!!
Everything was impressed me–bright,warm atmosphere.
I liked the music program with artists from Italy,as well as Food Market with Italian restaurants and culinary master classes from chefs from Italy,Souvenirs of handwork,natural cosmetics,Travel Market.Sorry,I ran out of visa,and would like to fly in Italy,there are so many beautiful places.
I subscribe to the channel of one of the singer ,who was on this Fest.
She made wonderful video about Moscow.,her voice is so beaitiful,I like her songs.
It is interesting for me-do you have the same Fest of Russian culture in Italy!?
From my personal experience I have never been to a Russian Festival in Italy, but it would be great to attend to one of them one day, especially because it’s a culture that is not advertised so much and I would be fascinated to know something more about it. The last edition of the Football World cup showed how beautiful and colourful your country could be.
Sure ,Football World Cup FIFA2018 was outstanding event in our country.Russian people are very hospitable and friendly. This event was really colorful,interesting and festive.
I like to visit different festival in Moscow,I like to know about culture different countries.
A very interesting post. I could only the imagine the festive atmosphere. Listening to beautiful Italian song while eating tasty Italian cuisine.I like everything Italian . Occasion like this one is where I want to be . I knew it usually full excitment .
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How are you? Thank you so much for sharing with all of us this beautiful post about the Italian festival. I am so glad to see that in Moscow are organized along the year so many events celebrating the Italian traditions and specialities. You are always welcome to visit Italy and the town where I live Parma.
