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MEET THE LOCALS OF SAN VITO CALABRIA! Churches, people, life
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2022
- Buongiorno belli amici!! San Vito was an absolute joy to discover! The locals were so friendly that we even got a tour of the crypt below the church where the remains of martyrs are. We had one of the best lunches here but that’s in the next video so make sure to watch that coming up soon. We ate, we walked, we talked, and have a really lovely Sunday afternoon. Thanks for coming with us!! Ciao
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Love how you try to talk dialect Lilly Bella !it’s marvelous and there should be a push to maintain these beautiful dialects,and these towns as they are so unique.I am always amazed how clean these places are ,what a credit to the Calabrese!! Thank you to Angelo for all the history and cultural info you provide too! The kindness and community spirit is a blessing in your part of the world.ILove you guys thanks for the Joy you give us ..Cannot wait to return.✌️❤️🇦🇺
Yes they were so lovely and welcoming. I do love the dialect but have a long way to go still. First Italian then calabreese!! Sending you big hugs
It was wonderful meeting you guys and hopefully we'll see you soon!
It was awesome meeting you yesterday best day ever!
Tina do you live there?
@@lisalanza8365 yes. We moved here 3 1/2 yrs ago. My mom, aunt's, uncle's and a few cousins, live here. It is absolutely beautiful and such a different pace from the States.
Thank you, Lilly, for the tour. This way I also discovered the crypt. I agree, San Vito has its special charme.
The people are so lovely!!
A picturesque town with kind hearted strangers, is this real?! Lol!
Love the tour of the crypt! Thank you for taking us with you!
I know right!! Kind lovely people!!!
Bellissimo nn sapevo ,
Thanks so much for the tour! My mother and her family were born in San Vito! Many people from San Vito emigrated to NYC suburbs in the first half of the 20th century. It definitely is earthquake country as my mother would often talk about the "terremoto". The tour of the church was wonderful. Offering a walking tour of Calabria is a brilliant idea.
Yes I’m learning that many moved to nyc which makes total sense!! Calabrians and Sicilians really got around!!! Sending you guys a big hug from us here!
Thank you, nice tour! Love listening to the locals stories and they were so friendly! ❤️👏
I was born in San Vito in 1955. My family and I immigrated to Toronto Canada in 1957. I hope to be able to visit San Vito for the first time in September 2022. This video confirms I will feel an emotional experience when I walk the streets and meet the local people where I was born!
San Vito is amazing. Great people up there lots of expats
I spent a Saturday evening in March in San Vito. Unfortunately, I arrived after dark and couldn’t appreciate the charm of the town. Thanks for showing this video. BTW the dinner that I had was in private house( friends of my cousin) and it was delicious.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Bellissima la Chiesa
Thanks for the tour of San Vito Sullo Ionia. And thank Angelo for always talking to the locals, like Antonio Gallo. We love to hear their stories and the history.
It's fun to try to understand the Italian language since we are 'studenti di italiano'.
Keeping up with you, Lilly, requires pause and rewind. You are fast.
If you can, we love when we can read the various signs. Also, we'd like it if you walk into the flower shops and look about. My wife is a florist and loves seeing those shops.
Ok yes will try my best!
nice town. liked the part of tomb where the saint is burried.
Yes that was a real treat to have him show us that!! So friendly!
Brought back some great memories from my last visit in 2017... my Father's family are from San Vito. Such a friendly, quaint and pretty town. I really enjoyed my time there.
So very friendly!! It was a real treat talking to everyone
@@CalabriaDreaming I'm so happy you had an enjoyable experience!
RESTAURANT NEXT VIDEO!!!!! SII !!!!!!!! YAAAA
Hahaha you foodie freak!!! Yes it’s coming and omg it’s so guuuud
The vast majority of people that emigrated from San Vito Sul Ionio to North America, live in Toronto, New Jersey and New York.
Hello to all the calabrians living all over the world!!
Pretty little town. Oh I love the people. Beautiful church! I’m learning Italian. The dialects are trouble for me. In
May I’ll be visiting my grandfathers birthplace and where my family traces back to mid 1500s, Volturara Irpina in Campania. I am hoping I can understand them. It’s a cute little town like this. My last name is Calabrese. Think it’s a sign of where I should live in Italy….
Dialects are impossible at first. Learn the Italian language and then tackle the dialect!!! You’ll get there just don’t give up
Ciao! I came across your channel a few days ago while searching about villages in southern Italy. I am an American from Wisconsin but I currently live in Firenze where I am studying Italian. I have been here since October 2021 and love it! However, after I am done studying in October 2022 I am looking to move south and alongside the sea somewhere. I enjoyed several of your videos already and did subscribe to your channel! I am considering Sicily but am open to anywhere along the sea that is still close to restaurants, markets, etc. in walking distance. Any thoughts or suggestions on other areas to consider? Grazie mille! Paul in Firenze
I started off my Italian life studying Italian in Firenze too!! Glad you found our little channel and that you are thinking of moving to the beach. I totally understand how you feel! I’m a complete beach bum and I love living where I do. I would defiantly look at soverato down where I am. It’s a big party town in the summer but in the winter it’s very chill. Lots of amazing nature close by and enough of things to do in the winter. There is also cosenza which is a big s student town or Reggio Calabria which is much bigger. I think the best thing is to come down and do a road trip here. Explore it for yourself. If you swing by my hood I’d love to have a cup of coffee and meet up. I’m like the official greeting committee here lol.
@@CalabriaDreaming where did you study at in Florence? I am at the Parola language school near Piazza Santa Croce.
My grandmother is from San Vito Sulllo ionio and my family on my dads moms side 👍
So glad to share this video with you!! Thanks for watching
I’m coming I at the end of July to calabria staying the whole month of August just bought my ticket 😀
@@antmann71232 fun time in August!! And hot as hell too!
@@CalabriaDreaming is there any tiki bars on the beach ? I bet it’s going to be very busy on the beaches also this year can’t wait to meet up with my family and meet new friends
This is where my Nonna is from (my mom's mom) Shes the only grandparent I have left. My moms dad is from here too but i never knew him. This dialect is the Italian I grew up with. What I know how to speak. I really want to visit.
Angelo like’s dirty little alleys lol!!!
Lol yes he does!
Beautiful video of home town, but need to correct, the small entrance underneath the house was not for small people but for pigs, back in the days everyone kept the pigs in an area of the house called “catoio” in dialect. Yes the south was popular for the silk but the artist rendition in the Filanda” the cute little road is of women weaving their linen into tabke cloths, napkins etc, mostly used for a “dowry” . I have quite a few of those authentic woven items.
As for the Santu Vito crypt its not his burial ground, it is believed the relics found there where of st vito which now are in the church upstairs that grotto has an ancient wooden sculpture of the saint, it is said that “he who enters with pure heart will hear the waters of the ocean” folklore of course. As for the statue of Giuseppe Casalinuovo he was a great poet. Sorry just felt I had to put my opinions on my town
Ah yes that makes a lot of sense. A pig door!! I love it. One of these days we’ll do a video on the silk making process. Thank you so much for your input I truly appreciate you
You have said that native Calabrians are kind and warm, but can be conservative and “closed minded”. How do they tend to react to people with visible tattoos? Asking for a friend…😁
Many many Italians with tattoos and I think it’s very well accepted here so not to worry. Maybe some older folks might be judgy but they would never say anything. So they should be totally fine!
I reached out to you last year about moving to Calabria! We had a small convo and then Covid got bad and never heard back. Could you please give me a way to contact you? Thanks!
Hello!! Sorry for the disconnect. Email me at Calabriadreaming @ gmail.com and let’s reconnect
@@CalabriaDreamingWill do! Thanks so much
Do people like to dance in this town? 😁
With some vino yes!!
Dove il mafia al
Thank you for the comment
@@CalabriaDreaming where is the mafia places at we as Italian people need to keep the mafia alive it put of our history