Totò The Poet Prince – interview with Elena anticoli de Curtis

Napoletanità ” (Neapolitanity) is something that you always carry inside, wherever you go. We carry it in our hearts and express it with respect for our past. In order to do this, we need to know the past, better if it is unfiltered, while remaining human. Antonio de Curtis, aka Totò , was Neapolitan right into […]

A matter of identity

The neo-borbonico movement and the lies that led to the unification of Italy. Interview with Professor Gennaro De Crescenzo who is going to publish his new book . The Borgo Marinaro is a place of particular importance for the history of Napoli. The Greeks landed there and founded our city. In the same place, on […]

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