The sorbe: ancient Sicilian fruits
The fruits of the sorbus were more widespread in past centuries among farmers and shepherds; in the lasts decades, consumption and diffusion…
Discover Sicilian habits and customs, folk tales and sayings. Reach deep into the soul of the people.
The fruits of the sorbus were more widespread in past centuries among farmers and shepherds; in the lasts decades, consumption and diffusion…
Sicilian proverbs are like pieces of the gospel
We are in Maniace during Christmas the inhabitants realized one of the most beautiful nativity of the Trinacria, the ancient name of…
In 1973, a Sicilian woman wrote to her husband who emigrated to Germany for work. Both are illiterates.
After three centuries of Byzantine domination and two centuries of Arab domination, here come the Normans whose kings are literally bewitched by…
Sicilian proverbs are like pieces of the gospel
Discover Sicilian habits and customs, folk tales and sayings. Reach deep into the soul of the people. The Moor's heads are one…
Discover Sicilian habits and customs, folk tales and sayings. Reach deep into the soul of the people. Riccardo Termini, artisan and musician,…
Discover Sicilian habits and customs, folk tales and sayings. Reach deep into the soul of the people. Sara Favarò tells us the…
Back in the past of Sicily with the exceptional video of Luce Institute. In this episode we are in 1938, 1932 and…
Discover Sicilian habits and customs. Reach deep into the soul of the people. In this episode we'll introduce you to the feudu,…
Today we'll meet see Lucia and Totò who tell us the story of Castrenzio the "wild doctor"
A town with strong Sicilian roots where many traditions still remain solid. In this little town our Rosanna Paternostro met Mrs. Antonina.
This is the beautiful story of the Sicilian nun Mother Teresa, born Biagia Cortimiglia, on February 7, 1867 to a wealthy family.
Here there are two of the last carter-drivers of Casteltermini: zio Peppe, 92 years old; and zio Giacomino, 82 years old.
We are in the inland in the very Sicilian town of Agira. Here it is an interesting ethno-anthropological museum: barbers, craftsman, clothes…
In Sicily you know.... the smell of warm bread often fills up the homes and hearts, and delights every palate.
In this episode we explore the world of Sicilian lullabies. Our guide is the Sicilian artist Rita Botto who dedicated an album…