Thank you for watching the interview with Ester. You can read the interview in our magazine in either English, Italian, or Spanish here: Join us in our mission to travel to Italy authentically. Rome wasn't built in a day and we've just begun! liveinitalymag.com/chat-with-eszter-vajda-of-you-me-and-sicily/
Grazie Mille ! Thank you so much for having me on! This magazine is a great platform for anyone interested in Italy. We hope to see you in Sicily soon!
Just stumbled on this interview with Eszter. I follow their channel, and I have to say their knowledge and passion for Scicily is inspirational. The videos they make are so very well put together and very interesting. I hope that I will get to meet them. Thank you so much for sharing this chat ❤️
Thanks Janet for finding Live in Italy Magazine and watching the interview. Eszter is wonderful. We hope you get to Sicily soon and can meet. Let us know if you do! ✈️🇮🇹😍
We just came back from Tusa where all lines of my grandparents families came from. It was amazing and our first trip there. I have decided to move there. They live longer than us because they know how to live!
Thank you for watching the interview! 😍So glad to know that you are moving to Sicily and can practice “slow living”. Hope you can check out our summer magazine that features some Sicily stories.
This was great! My great great grand mother came over to New Orleans on a ship from Palermo... Had my great grandmother "Lillie" on the ship along with her twin brother!!! She was out to sea because they had unexpected bad weather for 2 mos. delaying her arrival! Can you imagine having your first child on a ship out on the high seas and having twins!!?? I've wanted to go to Sicily, Italy for a very very long time and named my youngest daughter Cicilie Marie Cinquemani Falbo! I will be going over to their channel on UA-cam for sure!! Great interview! Loved every minute of it! My mother was born in Woburn Mass. My father and she met in Boston in '43 and then we're married shortly after and he brought her and their two children to Texas two years later. They raised a family of 6 in Dallas, TX and my grandfather was a musician there and was famous, as well as his father, and they'd played all over the country together in a band! My grandfather Pop, or Joe Cinque, was what his students called him! He played and taught every instrument but was known for his Trumpet playing... He was so great and played for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra for many years! Joseph Bernardo Cinquemani.. My father James Bernardo Cinquemani was a wonderful Dad and so was my mother Sophie. I want to go to Sicily very much, and one day I will and walk the streets of my ancestors too! 🙏
Wow! What a story! And no, I can’t imagine having one, never mind twins on a ship!! We hope you make it to Sicily soon. Watching Eszter & Alfred’s channel will make you want go more. Thanks for watching and we hope you will read or watch some of our other Chats. Cheers to your Nonno! 🎺😍
@@LiveInItalyMagazine thank so much, I'm looking forward to going there, it will happen! I really enjoyed your interview very much! It was inspiring! I subbed to her channel and have already watched 2!! This is great! I really like your channel too! Ciao!
Thank you! What a beautiful story! Our travelers favorite experience in Sicily is when they walk on the streets their ancestors did. We have witnessed the joy so many times. Come to Sicily :)
Those talks about the "mafia" are interesting, but everyone is missing the point. If you watch all the statistics, Palermo and Sicily in general have the lowest crime and murder rates of all Italy. And Italy has one of the lower rates of crimes in Europe. Compare this to Chicago or any major US city... Sicily is one of the safest places to be in the entire Earth.
Exactly! But Eszter, Alfred, and so many people would like some visitors to not associate Sicily with the Godfather. It is just that Hollywood appeal, we guess. Thanks so much for watching. 😍
I am not sure if it goes on today, but the mafia use to build roads and schools in Sicily. It used to be the only way to get anything done. I am not pro mafia, just saying. The town Don use to address all kinds of issues within the town.
We hope not. As Eszter explains businesses and people in Sicily want to change the foreign perception and hopefully a fresh look will help boost tourism. Thanks for watching! 😍
Thank you for watching the interview with Ester. You can read the interview in our magazine in either English, Italian, or Spanish here: Join us in our mission to travel to Italy authentically. Rome wasn't built in a day and we've just begun!
liveinitalymag.com/chat-with-eszter-vajda-of-you-me-and-sicily/
Grazie Mille ! Thank you so much for having me on! This magazine is a great platform for anyone interested in Italy. We hope to see you in Sicily soon!
Count on that! We can’t wait to meet you in Sicily!!!😍
Just stumbled on this interview with Eszter. I follow their channel, and I have to say their knowledge and passion for Scicily is inspirational. The videos they make are so very well put together and very interesting. I hope that I will get to meet them. Thank you so much for sharing this chat ❤️
Thanks Janet for finding Live in Italy Magazine and watching the interview. Eszter is wonderful. We hope you get to Sicily soon and can meet. Let us know if you do! ✈️🇮🇹😍
So wonderful learning more about Eszter and Alfred. My dream is to travel Sicily with them 🥰🐟🍋
Thanks for watching the interview Gail! I have the same dream. We hope you get to Sicily to tour with Eszter & Alfred. 😍
We just came back from Tusa where all lines of my grandparents families came from. It was amazing and our first trip there. I have decided to move there. They live longer than us because they know how to live!
Thank you for watching the interview! 😍So glad to know that you are moving to Sicily and can practice “slow living”. Hope you can check out our summer magazine that features some Sicily stories.
@@LiveInItalyMagazine I will look it up
This was great! My great great grand mother came over to New Orleans on a ship from Palermo... Had my great grandmother "Lillie" on the ship along with her twin brother!!! She was out to sea because they had unexpected bad weather for 2 mos. delaying her arrival! Can you imagine having your first child on a ship out on the high seas and having twins!!?? I've wanted to go to Sicily, Italy for a very very long time and named my youngest daughter Cicilie Marie Cinquemani Falbo! I will be going over to their channel on UA-cam for sure!! Great interview! Loved every minute of it! My mother was born in Woburn Mass. My father and she met in Boston in '43 and then we're married shortly after and he brought her and their two children to Texas two years later. They raised a family of 6 in Dallas, TX and my grandfather was a musician there and was famous, as well as his father, and they'd played all over the country together in a band! My grandfather Pop, or Joe Cinque, was what his students called him! He played and taught every instrument but was known for his Trumpet playing... He was so great and played for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra for many years! Joseph Bernardo Cinquemani.. My father James Bernardo Cinquemani was a wonderful Dad and so was my mother Sophie. I want to go to Sicily very much, and one day I will and walk the streets of my ancestors too! 🙏
Wow! What a story! And no, I can’t imagine having one, never mind twins on a ship!! We hope you make it to Sicily soon. Watching Eszter & Alfred’s channel will make you want go more. Thanks for watching and we hope you will read or watch some of our other Chats. Cheers to your Nonno! 🎺😍
@@LiveInItalyMagazine thank so much, I'm looking forward to going there, it will happen! I really enjoyed your interview very much! It was inspiring! I subbed to her channel and have already watched 2!! This is great! I really like your channel too! Ciao!
Thank you! What a beautiful story! Our travelers favorite experience in Sicily is when they walk on the streets their ancestors did. We have witnessed the joy so many times. Come to Sicily :)
Beautiful island.
Yes and we look forward to visiting and exploring more very soon. Thanks for watching!😍
Those talks about the "mafia" are interesting, but everyone is missing the point. If you watch all the statistics, Palermo and Sicily in general have the lowest crime and murder rates of all Italy. And Italy has one of the lower rates of crimes in Europe. Compare this to Chicago or any major US city... Sicily is one of the safest places to be in the entire Earth.
Exactly! But Eszter, Alfred, and so many people would like some visitors to not associate Sicily with the Godfather. It is just that Hollywood appeal, we guess. Thanks so much for watching. 😍
You are so right! Today's mafia is more into business not the mafia that existed during Falcone and Borsellino!
I am not sure if it goes on today, but the mafia use to build roads and schools in Sicily. It used to be the only way to get anything done. I am not pro mafia, just saying. The town Don use to address all kinds of issues within the town.
We hope not. As Eszter explains businesses and people in Sicily want to change the foreign perception and hopefully a fresh look will help boost tourism. Thanks for watching! 😍