SICILIANS ARE NOT ITALIANS!! (Sicily, Palermo)
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- Sicilians are different to Italians, visit Sicily Palermo with me to find out why!!
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In this episode I'm back in Sicily, Italy, this time exploring the capital of the region; Palermo, the local beach town of Mondello, and the Ancient Greek city of Agrigento. Palermo, Sicily, is a city full of character, authenticity and beautiful monuments which tell the story of its layered past. Sicily is a region in Italy which has been conquered by all the great civilisations, from the Greeks to the Romans, Arabs to Normans, the French and Spanish. Sicilian markets are crazy and this is where you can experience local life and the Sicilian culture. The nearest beach town is Mondello which is beautiful and a great way to witness local Sicilian beach life. I also take a trip to the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento which has some of the best preserved Ancient Greek temple ruins on the island! Sicily is a unique region in Italy, with a distinct history, cuisine, culture, language and personality!
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Sicily has a long and complex history which has left its mark in the unique food, culture and language, it’s different from mainland Italy and Palermo the capital is an authentic city where you get a great idea of the Sicilian culture. What do you think of the video, did you imagine it to be like this? Leave a comment below!!
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Hi Angelica, I'm sicilian and I can witness my isle is a coffer plenty of treasures endless. Though I'm not so young even now rambling my land I keep finding news corners, new kind of food, hiden little beach, etcetera.
As you surely realized, we sicilians have got a love and an unbreakable link with our land, hard to describe. Moreover, I like to highlight none of us feel to belong to Italy. The three colors flag is indifferent for us, our flag is Trinacria!
Thank you very much anyway for show off our adorate land.
@@thewebhorse when I asked a Sicilian whether he feels Italian he was insulted because to them it was clear that they are Italian and saying otherwise was offensive for them. All Sicilians I know feel very much Italian.
First off thank you for the kind reply.
I'll explain why that happened.
Since Double Sicily Kingdom was joined to new country named Italy, sicilian was not only stolen of them wealth but even has been denigrating as inferiores.
So easy can happens somebody misunderstands your question thinking you seek to insult him.
Instead in his soul sicilian has an own proudness and nothing wich link him to Italy.
When second war was over, in Sicily suddenly born an indipendence party wich worried a lot central government. The boss of that party was esiliated and Sicily, just to cool down that "revolutioning" movement got a peculiar indipendence..... After, truly that such privileges were unapplied.
@@thewebhorsemy pleasure, glad you enjoyed and thanks for the comment!!
@@thewebhorsewhy do you say that the three color flag is indifferent to you is behond me. Sicily is part of Italy, and you making a statement like that is not only offensive but childish as well. Grow up.
For us Greeks Neapolitans and Sicilians are like brothers, we have so many things in common.❤
Yes, I suppose you are - you are all about 90% Arab, after all.
I’ve traveled a lot in my life and also know different places in Italy. Never ever I have been treated so well like in Napoli, Caserta and Salerno, not even in my own country. It was a short trip decades ago but never a day goes by without me thinking about them, they are going to live forever in my heart.
Yes, they are a lot of fun in Napoli, and don’t mince words. I loved it.
I lived in Napoli as a kid.. they are salt of the earth people
Both are no Muslim hell holes! I’ll never go back to Italy thanks to mass immigration.
do they treat brown ppl the same way as they treated u ?
@@mogheanil probably not.
Awesome VLOG , My father was stationed in germany when i was a kid and me and some mates (we were 17 years old ) hitchhiked to Sicily from Germany and spent a month in Sicily roaming around and also Sardinia . We were treated so nice by the locals . Memories ill never forget
Sounds amazing
wow amazing !! at just 17? so young you could travel alone !
In Italy there are twenty regions that are very different from each other...Not just Sicily. Each region has its own culture, language, cuisine, mentality, etc. It's like the United States of America....New York is very different from Los Angeles!
Il solito Napoletano che si sente tagliato fuori,vai sotto i video di Napoli a criticare o a parlare del resto d'Italia
You could say the same about Mexico . Any country that’s had influence from many different cultures
@@mitch2620
Your comment just made no sense, repeat again what you just said.
For every newborn in Sicily is branded as an Italian national, so how is that not Italian.
Yes, Sicilians are Italians. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and an autonomous region of Italy.
@@mitch2620
And don’t forget America is a citizenship not a nationality everybody came from somewhere that’s the difference .
Where Italy and Sicily the region is a nationality.
@@FAMA-18 please go through history so that you can understand what he meant. No hard feelings since that is history now, but it still have some significance on it's people and in the mainland too.
Sicily is where my parents came from. So proud of my heritage. Gotta love the people.
Sicilians are all Serbia's
@@nodi1217YOUR WACK
please don’t take them serious
easy europeans like to claim delusional things like turkish people do. norman aren’t serbian lol
My both parents family originates from Sicily too! Would love to travel there one day.
@@nodi1217 I read where Africans mixed with locals long time ago.
I fell in love with Sicily. Very raw, friendly, amazing water and food. Can’t wait to go back.
Couldn't agree more!
Palermo was incredible! The beach so beautiful. The food amazing. Thank you for this enlightening video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This coverage made me fall in love with Sicily even more. Various corners with various hustle and bustle are presented so beautifully beyond my imagination about Sicily.
bella roga is not beautiful clothes, but instead it translate to beautiful product like vegetables, fruits or meats.
Thank you 🙏
My grandfather was born in Palermo in 1893 and immigrated to the United States with his widowed mother in 1910 to be with her brothers who left Sicily in 1900. I grew up with my grandparents in our house but sadly they rarely spoke of their life before coming to the US. Yet we did keep most of the Sicilian traditions especially the food and mannerisms (self reliance, determination and never tell anyone your business or what you are thinking). I will be traveling to Italy (last there in 1983) and will visit Palermo looking for long lost cousins.
Did you just make all this up
My grandparents came from Palermo n trapani I am planning trip also I would love to find our family that’s still there
@@liferdog3697 thank you for sharing. This is correct. This is how Sicilians were raised… also to mind one’s own business. ☮️. Best of luck to you
A beautiful story. Your grandmothers and your uncles made America great.
Hi my friend. I'm a proud sicilian and every time I heard story my heart starts to beat.
How many stories, how much sorrow, and how much people has been forced to emigrate, but.... in any chance you know, that makes me emotional is that you Americans who have sicilian anchestors have that such pleasure to find out your roots and the place you anchestors come from.
Some time ago I helped a woman from California to find the born certificate at office council of her grand grand father who expated on USA around 1900 like your grand parents. I let you imagine how emotional was that moment.
I hope you can find your roots you too.
Be proud of your anchestors they were very brave and strong. It wasn't at all easy!
My best wish.
To be precise, the Sicilians and the inhabitants of southern Italy are more Italian than the rest of Italy, which was conquered by German tribes (Langobardi ) in the 5th and 6th centuries AD. The inhabitants mainly of northern Italy are Germans of origin. In Sicily and southern Italy, on the contrary, the population share a lot in common with the Greeks who founded the first cities there in the 6th century BC. Greetings from Greece.
Yes, in Northern Italy there is a big Germanic influence, but I wouldn't say that Northern Italians are mainly Germanic. In Sicily you also had the Normans at some point who were also Germanic. And Greeks are also not Italians. It's all a big mix really.
@@ArmandoBellagio6th BC there was no greeks. If you meant hellenic yes which were Illyrian tribes. Greeks came later when they formed their independence around 1820 thanks to the arvanitas people
@@ArmandoBellagio
Don't forget the pagan Phoenicians, who settled in Sicily.
First, came the 3 Italian mainland tribes: the Elymi, the Siculi, and the Sicels.
Then, came the pagan Phoenicians lka the Lebanese, after them, the Greeks
and some Cyprian Greeks,, following them the Romans. after them the Muslim
North Africans, and lastly, the Norman Crusaders aka Viking descendants.
Since the Greek Orthodox Church would not rebaptize the Cyprian Greeks,
who had converted to Islam for economic reasons, to return to Christianity,
they fled to the Roman Catholic Church in Sicily out of desperation and
remained there.
Unlike many Greek Sicilians, the Cyprian Greeks have Minoan (from Crete) DNA
and Mycenean (from mainland Greece) DNA, both were ancient, advanced
Greek tribes that were wiped out by natural disasters.
As for the Muslim North Africans:
Since the majority of Sicilians kept their dialect while the Muslims retained
their Arabic language, the Normans were able to discern those that were
the indigenous Sicilians. Then, the Muslims were peacefully transported back
to their land of origin, some voluntarily converted and remained in Sicily.
The Normans used Calabria as a holding station before returning them
and many converted to remain there as well.
When Sicily was occupied by the Muslims, they were treated like second class
citizens with severe rules and penalties, inorder to induce conversion to Islam.
Since their farmland was forcibly confiscated by them, they lived near the point of starvation.
They also demolished their churches, that is why you will only find medieval churches.
As for southern Italy, many have Northern Italian DNA, specifically from Liguria,
and pagan Viking DNA. The people from the town, Benevento, which is east of Naples,
have that DNA. I know because some of my relatives come from there.
Since the Ligurians sided with Phoenician pagan Carthage's Hannibal
against the brutal Romans during the Punic wars,
the Romans transported their fellow Italians aka 40,000 Ligurians
to that town. Later, the pagan Vikings looted that affluent town
because they thought it was Rome. Some of them remained there
and that accounts for the taller men.
BTW: The average height of the ancient Roman soldier was 5 feet 8 inches,
but the men in my family are at least 6 feet and the women are 5 feet 6-8 inches.
That would account for the spike in height.
My family is mostly Sicilian, with 70% Italian tribal DNA, plus Greek, Phoenician,
and Viking DNA, and the other part is from Benevento, with Northern Italian
Ligurian DNA, which accounts for some of us being fair
with green eyes and red or blond hair.
Ligurian DNA does not identify as being Germanic,
it sits at the upper northwestern coast of Italy.
@@ArmandoBellagio Why you European are mean and try to avoid saying that we Tunisians brought you civlisians why are you so selective 8while us we do not ignore any nations contribution
@@SylvesterPeter-sf3fy 300 years we ruled you and founded palermo and before it under the Mighty Carthage we ruled you really european are deeply tribal mindset habibi without us you might have no reniassance nothing today and we ruled the greek too ...the world has changed with this mindset you will go back to the dark ages closed tribal mindset
Love to my Sicilian brothers from Malta 🇲🇹
@@andrewcutajar1679 I love Malta as well!
🤝
A big hug to the Maltese Brothers from your Sicilians Brothers ❤🫂
Hi, brother! ❤
Malta was originally inhabited by the pagan Phoenicians, who later converted to Catholicism,
like mainland Phoenicia lka Maronite Catholic Lebanese. After them, came the Sicilians.
Once you're outside Palermo you will see the beauty that is Sicily. Rural Sicily is amazing.
Italian is my most favourite European language. It's a pleasure to hear them speak
It's also pleasant to speak for this English speaker. The long vowel sounds are energizing. like chanting.
and many of the people in Palermo are speaking Sicilian, its own language :)
I concur. It is so beautiful.
@@kulcousy Italian doesn't have long vowels though
@@marty8895Not by english definitions but in Italian vowels have mostly a single pronunciation. In English vowels are pronounced in various ways apart from how they are sound in "long" form. Thus English has more short vowels than Italian.
your Italian speaking is beautiful as are you.. excellent video content!
My great grandfather, James Francis Rosella was born in Palermo and moved to the USA in the mid 1800s. Passed away 1915 in Greenville, Mississippi. I did an ancestry test and found I am part Sicilian and North African
Me too Half dads is from Naples,the other from Sicily,it turns out I’m Greek and North African as well
Per favore accetta le mie condoglianze.
@@dominicd7610 we just figured this out in the past twenty years thanks to the internet.
@@Gideon_Judges6 grazi
@@pacopeso8474 That’s exactly how I found out ..
What I enjoyed most about your video was your bubbling efervescente personality along with your ability to switch from Italian to English with a British accent. I live in Costa Rica 🌴😎🌴 and there is a lot of Italian Expats so there is a lot of delicious Italian food here to feast on.
Thank you! 😃
Sicily is ancient historical place about lifestyle, food and others. You did explore very well with your good work 👍
Stay safe and healthy 👌
Thank you!
I have 5 most favourite destinations in this world ….Sicily is for sure one of them ….lovely video Malini …thanks for sharing….until soon …..💕Alex🇬🇷
Great to hear you enjoyed the video, thank you 🙏
What are the other 4?
Next year in Constantinople my Greek brother!
This is a great video makes me remember a lot of things of the past and history and religion and my Greek and Italian friends back in London
Thanks very much for your delicate presentation and introduction, I really enjoyed it
So great to hear you enjoyed the video!! The history is fascinating n
@@Malini.Angelica yes, thank you
You're right. Sicili, Greece are maroken, algerian etc. descents. They are north african (arabs)
@@detehoxa1126 sicilians are unique in their ways
Exceptional Vlog Malini! Loved the classical cinematic intro. Thanks for always indulging us with such well crafted content.
Glad you liked it! Thank you 🙏
Sicily has an insanely fantastic history
Indeed 😊
Lovely! Just a quick mention of something I saw. At the very beginning the senior man used the word "ROBA" and you translated that as "we dress well" thinking of the Spanish "ROPA-CLOTHES", but "ROBA" in Italian means "STUFF", so what he meant is that they have nice stuff=ingredients
How can you not hear the difference between B and P?
I guess that's why you never pronounce B and V properly
in ex - Yugoslavian lands we sey also ROBA for all kind of stuff !
Roba is albanian language old one
My grandfather was from Altavilla Milicia ,in Chicago we have a festival to there saint, its 123 years old. 14thousand people from his village migrated to Chicago
I grew up in a Sicilian immigrant family from a town on the north coast of Sicily near Palermo. Immersed in traditions and speaking the dialect making frequent trips to visit relatives. I realized very early how we were set apart from my other non-Sicilian Italian immigrant friends. My mother's dishes from her province were considered really different almost "exotic" to them In contrast of what they were used to. The dialect incomprehensible with all the borrowed words from Greek, Arabic, French, and Spanish. Unfortunately, the original Sicilian is becoming more watered down with Italian with each generation and losing it's characteristics.
I hope not, it’s very special ❤
My best friend from childhood was Sicilian and he looked just like egyptian actor Ahmed El Sakka.
After Marxist Garibaldi unified Italy, a step closer to a NWO,
Sicily's young were forced to assimilate and learn the Italian dialect.
I noticed that Italian/Sicilian Americans are more cultural and traditional
than mainland Italians because we were unaffected by unified Italy's imposed changes.
We are the only conquered people that retained their identity despite many foreign influences,
especially our Catholic faith and our dialect.
Pasta con le sarde is one of my favorite Sicilian dishes, along with fried carduna.
Zabaglione and panna cotta with raspberry sauce are my favorite Sicilian desserts.
Same! It is so unique. I hope it doesn't disappear into Italian. Recently, I heard the good news that Google Translate just included it on their options for translation. Schools here in NYC are teaching it, too. I think there is a small contingent of Sicilian-Americans trying to keep it alive as well.
My favorite Sicilian dishes are pasta con le sarde and carduna, it's like a celery like eggplant.
Greetings Miss Angelica,
I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to you and your team for producing yet another outstanding video. I have always been fascinated by history, and your work has brought Sicily to the forefront of my interest.
Thank you once again for covering so much in such a short time. Your ability to seamlessly adapt to the local culture is truly remarkable. I eagerly await your next video.
Ciao Bella, until then.
Thank you so much! 😊🙏
Dear Angeloca! I love your videos. In next weekend i going back for third time to Sicily, and it"s planed de fourth trip. I love every moment, every second in Sicily.
Fascinating travelogue showcasing a unique blend of architecture, cuisine, culture and people. Magic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing your experience in Sicily with us. Much appreciated.👏👏👏👍👍
Our pleasure!
Little Italy in Detroit was originally called Little Sicily because of all the Italian immigration in Detroit came from Sicily at the time.
they are arabs ahh not real italians ...like al cappone was arabic..syvester stallone and danny devitto..not real italian romans
I was born and used to live in a small village in Segesta and the beautiful Segesta Archeological Site opened my eyes to the diversity of the cultures that inhabited in Sicily. There was a church less than ten meters away of a mosque and both were dated to exist at the same time.
Amazing, I’d love to visit that site in Segesta too, next time !
@@Malini.Angelica while you're at that part of Sicily, don't forget to visit Castellamarre-del-Golfo 😎
@@FerroAudioI’ve actually been there before it is so beautiful!
The difference is that the invading people were Muslims, not the indigenous Sicilians.
but as usual European can not stand Muslims who brought them civilisation and killed all muslims and destroyed the mosques like the zionists does today same european racist mindset while we still have you churches untouched because we do ot hate christians and never forced them to change religion and even romans we did not destroy what they left though the savage roman destroyed the perl of the med sea Carthage hannibal encircled rome for 15 years but he did not destroy şit but rkomans destroy it everything and killed and burnt everything and killed everything how diiiiiiiisgusting culture you are frankly the arrogance
I can’t wait to see this!!!
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I love how u interact with local u are amazing ❤
Allow me to clarify: when he says 'roba bella' at 5:45, he's talking about 'beautiful as good things', specifically *high-quality ingredients*, not clothing :) Just so you know, 'roba' in Italian means random things, it doesn't mean the same as 'robe' in French.
Beautiful video, but these concepts of Unique Regional Identity can be applied literally to every Italian Region (even between several Provinces or Municipalities of the same Region!). Every Italian Region is unique in many aspects, but always maintaining a bond that Unites Them All Together. Viva l'Italia e la Sicilia!
God I can't believe this was over so fast!!! I need at least another hour! You should definitely be on TV!!! Thanks Malini!!!
More to come! 😊 thank you 🙏
I went back in October, and to see this randomly pop up in my feed is so dope!
Hope it brings back good memories 😊
@@Malini.Angelica it did for sure! 🤙🏾
Love the Video, Love the People of Sicilien, great Personality, Great Energy, Thank you, sharing your visit There, 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💎👑🤔❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹., There Use of Spices and, Love of Family., reminds me of 🇭🇹 Haitians Family. God Bless The Siciliens.
Sights, sounds, food, architecture, and a fascinating backstory all combine for another exquisitely beautiful travelogue. Many thanks, Malini. Very well done! 🗺🙂
I really enjoyed this historical overview. It's honest and comprehensive, and it inspired me, u r beautiful, love u Malini😍
Glad you liked it!!
Wow, I was just in Palermo last week! This is awesome! I haven't watched the video yet, but can't wait. I'll be back if I have additional comments after!
Enjoy 😊
I loved Palermo. There were still ruins, from World War II bombings when I was there in 2004. Fascinating place.
you really got the vibe of the place! Well done , Angelica! You're the first traveler in 40 years since Elizabeth David to get the feel of the place.
Happy to hear that 😊 thank you 🙏
it's my favorite place i've ever visited. the food is just so delicious and the volcanoes are an amazing backdrop.
I totally agree!
New Orleans was a port of entry for Sicilians before New York City.
New Orleans had the most Sicilians come there also and part of the French Quarter was called Little Palermo. Italians in New Orleans are the reason for Columbus day in the US
Luv you I can’t stop watching this video full of energy ❤❤
Another Sicily/Italy video! Love this
Glad you enjoy it!
I LOVE THIS video !! I had a wonderful holiday in Palermo in July and this just showed all the beautiful things...
Glad you enjoyed it!
when you come to Sicily and Italy you forget the rest of the world
σιγά ρε μεγάλε!
@@tasosvogiatzis3214 stai a cuccia e pensa ai caxxi Tuoi.
@@tasosvogiatzis3214 stai a cuccia
This is exactly what I'm searching for. Happy to read this comment 😁😃💖👍
@@tasosvogiatzis3214 o Greco perché non pensi agli Spartani?
Thank you again for another Sicily trip keep it coming 💙
More to come!
Fun fact: Sicily wanted to become a US state after the WW 2. It is not a joke. What you say about Sicily can be said about each and every italian region: the regional, and often local, identity is stronger, much stronger that the national one. For instance, I am Tuscan, then Italian, then European. The same thing goes for every Italian. But we are Italians anyway. The Italian language was born in Sicily btw, under a Norman'German emperor, not in Tuscany, as many believe.
Interesting.
I appreciate what you wrote, and agree about many of us Italians having a strong, very strong regional identity. I woudn't go as far as to say it is stronger than the national one. In the case of Sicilian it is undeniably so. But, for instance in my case, I am from Lombardia, where I live, but I woudn't define myself as lombarda before anything else. It would sound silly to me. Rather, I would define myself as Italian and European.
What I admire you the most you can spoke any language, very intelligent woman
The Sicilian flavor and spirit jumps out of the screen! ❤
Glad you think so 😊 thank you !
You can live in Italy for 100 years and never stop discovering new treasures. I love Italy so much
What a lovely video you have made, thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Respectfully, I have been in Venice, Italy. I gave myself a Father's Day gift 3 years ago. The vibe that I got from this video reminds me of the inhabitants in Venice, especially inner streets and residential areas. I visit countries for a week just to see, enjoy and explore the culture. To see how things truly go there, just as I enjoyed the entire city of Venice. Every section had its unique vibe, scenery and livelihood. I will return to visit Amalfi Coast, Positano , Ravello, Tuscany and Abruzzo. 😎 Playing, Stelvio Cipriani and Piero Piccioni😎
It’s my favourite out of some of the parts of Italy I’ve been to. Especially in the afternoon where they close the road in city centre and lots of food, stuff and music.
Great job on this video. I love Sicily
Glad you enjoyed it!
Grazie Malini, Bel video!
Grazie 😊
Hii Malini ...
Greetings ...
Definitely,it's one of the best food & travel shows with a brief on history.Your content selection & it's presentation is too good & amazing.I have watched all your episodes & look forward to the new ones..
Takecare .😊
Thank you so much 🙂
Oh! Votive shrines on street corners. Heaven! I had a smile on my face throughout this vlog. I'll visit Sicily one day... a promise to myself. Thank you, Angelica. This was pure delight... except for the spleen sandwich. YIKES!
Hello, as proud sicilian your words warmed my heart, hopefully you can get an unforgettable vacation
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Falls in love with Sicilian culture and life,especially with the rhythms when talking each other ,want to visit one-day
The production quality of these vids is off the charts, way better than the crap you see on TV.
Thank you!! 😁😁
Sicily - what a wonderful present you give us with this little view of this magical place and the gracious people.
Thank you
You’re very welcome 😊
,,,,,,,, Nelson, forse non CI credi, ma I Siciliani, sono, le Persone,, (,, si dice,,,),,, col "CUORE in MANO".,,,,,,, e lo dimostrano, senza nascpnderlo, o, vergognarsi. Da qui, il loro tono-alto di voce molto emotionale. Propio,,,, DAL FONDO DEL CUORE SICILIANO!!! - (, unico al mondo,,,), - ✌️👍🙋♂️
Love this video! Thank you.
So glad!
Another very informative video Malini! Really enjoyed it! I went to Sicily years ago and went to the summit of Etna which was just beautiful. Blessings from London although my heritage is Norweigen 🤍🙏🏻✨
Oh wow! I’m sure that would have been pretty epic to do! glad you enjoyed it thank you 🙏
Hi malini how are you? Nice video and informative too. I always like the way you narate❤❤❤❤❤❤
So nice of you!
Thanks❤❤❤❤
This has got to be one of your best video tours. And I love the history lessons, too. Keep up the good work, (from 🇨🇦).
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you ❤️
Great… really enjoyed this crazy place and people ⭐️😎
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Thank You 🙏 Malini for your wonderful productions (: These sorts of programmes/documentaries have always been my favourite thing to watch (Travel/Culture/Food) 🎉
Glad you like them! 🙌🙏
Beautiful Sicily 👍🏻
I was born in Sicily a little town called isnello.
Planning to go back to my home town this year on my honeymoon.
I can't wait to visit my buetiful country .
Thank you and thankful and grateful for the lovely 🌹 awesome amazing video. 🇮🇹
Sicilia Bella grazie Angelica . 🌹
So well done…you did my Sicily proud…so glad to see a glimpse of Agrigento where all my grandparents are from…you were in Sicily and I was just in London…go figure! ☺️
Hello. I'm sicilian too from. Catania.
We sicilians as no other people have got a huge fondness for our land and I think it raises when some of us expates.
Take care!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏
Looks like a wonderful place with fun and expressive people😊
Hola angelica! Estos videos de italia sur son lo maximo, me encantan
Muchas gracias 😊
Your italy videos are my favourite, I would love to see more from there🇮🇹😍😍
You’ll love the following few videos of ours then, stay tuned 😃😊
@@Malini.Angelica yeahh😍
Loved the video! You’re the best!
Thank you so much!!
Great overview about Palermo as we have never been! Thank you. 😊 Did you find it easy to go around or do you need a car? Was it not over touristy when seeing the attractions?
I don’t visit too many tourist monuments, because they are indeed crowded, but at least a couple to get the historical context. We didn’t have a car but managed to get to Agrigento by train and the beach by bus!
Great looking tomatoes
It's called Costoluto Siciliano pomodori
Thank you for this great insight into Palermo ❤🎉
Our pleasure!
Delightful 😊
Malini thank you for sharing all of my piu bella Italia !!! Keep traveling that incredible and beautiful country!!
My pleasure!!
Another great upload.. Cheers 👍
Thank you !
Thank you for this. My mom is from Palermo and looking forward to watch this video !!
Hope you like it!
I really appreciate how authentic and genuine you are Malini, thankyou for an amazing and thoroughly insightful video once more!❤
Thank you so much!
Hi Angelica was a wonderful video . Sicily is gorgeous.
I love it ,the people are kind .
Thank you so much Malini .
I enjoyed the video .
💕🌟🌞😉💋
Thank you so much! 🤍🤍
I'm from Slovenia and I lived & studied in Catania for a while. I couldnt wait to go back home. On the other hand, the neighboring Venice always feels like home.
Why did you go to Sicily and didn't stay in Venice with your loved close neighbors?
Thank you for my vacation today 😃
This is a wonderful video, Angelica! You really captured the essence and lifestyle of Palermo, Sicily. 💛
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Malini you are beautiful
True Romance's Dennis Hopper monologue comes to mind
there were never sub saharans in sicily, they were north africans and arabs who are genetically caucasian. Stupid scene written by a half italian cuck named tarrantino
In tutta l'Italia, se la suddividiamo in zone, troveremo differenze profonde tra l'una e l'altra: questo non vuole dire che "non sono Italia", o che alcune zone sono più o meno Italia: la bellezza dell'Italia è data anche da tutte queste meravigliose culture che si incontrano e si fondono tra loro, ognuna a formare un bellissimo puzzle. Lo so, per gli stranieri è inconcepibile, all'estero dove vai vai, è tutto uguale (quello che trovi a Mosca lo trovi pure a San Pietroburgo, lingua e usanze sono le stesse, nonostante siano lontane centinaia di chilometri). Ma siamo tutti italiani, e io sono orgogliosa di condividere la mia nazionalità con tutta questa gente meravigliosa!
Ma come glielo spieghi a sti paninari? 😂😂😂
Ben detto! Non ha senso quel che dice lei- che [gli siciliani] non sono italiani?
In Brazil if you go from North to South you will feel like you are in two completely separate countries. I love Italy deeply by the way.
@@Blurb111 Certo, ma il Brasile è un continente, ed è grande quasi trenta volte l'Italia! Infatti la maggioranza dei brasiliani non conosce fisicamente il Brasile, se non la propria regione. Però anche noi italiani amiamo i fratelli brasiliani!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, VERY CLEAN (in terms of videography), VERY RELAXING, AND VERY ENFOTAINING.
Glad you like them!
Love your videos ❤️
Thanks ❤
Very interesting video on Italy/Sicily . Are there many hotels in Palermo?
Thaks for the video and reply.
I am of Spanish origin but grew up in NY in a Sicilian neighborhood where I became immersed in a culture very similar to my own.
Hello, I'm sicilian and I agree 100 % that you said.
You know we sicilians, before Savoia came here we were under Spanish crown and, believe me, none of us doesn't regret that time and none of us is happy Savoia made Italy joining double Sicily Kingdom.
History books keep saying a lot of nonsenses and fake news.
That’s really cool! The cultures are similar for sure I definitely see the similarities and love both Spain and Italy!
@@junuc10 Did you grow up in Staten Island like I did?
@@peterm4486 I grew up in Westchester.
@@thewebhorseMa per favore...
Your love for beer is becoming legendary, I love them too, sometimes on the move beer is more preferable than water.
Your grab on history along with local culture & cuisine is splendid. I was expecting some views on the legendary characters of Sicily as Salvatore Giuliano etc.
Thank you, and thanks for the information that there are no marbles in Sicily, which is news for me.
I like the viroment of sicilia ❤ and love it
Hi! Wonderful video, can I ask with what camera you shot these wonderful images? Thanks in advance!
Good to see beautiful place and u
bellissimo video, complimenti a te e al tuo compagno, splendide riprese nei vostri video:)
Thank you 🙏
Very beautiful country ❤❤