My name is Salvatore and I’ve lived in Toronto for thirty-five years. I’ve traveled extensively for work, crossed continents, and built a life far from home. I hadn’t been back to Naples for fifteen years. Over the past few years, perhaps even before the pandemic, I’ve listened to the stories of people who went to […]
The Global Facade Versus Parthenope Soul
Napoli, a city steeped in history and brimming with life, often presents two distinct faces to the world. On one hand, there’s the ‘more global’ Napoli – a city amplified by social media, characterized by fleeting moments of grandeur, and increasingly shaped by the demands of mass tourism. On the other, there’s the ‘Parthenopean’ Napoli […]
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Napulitanamente is stepping into a new chapter, and I couldn’t be more excited about what’s ahead. We’ve built a renewed editorial team—full of creativity, passion, and heart—while staying true to our Mediterranean roots. Every story we tell now feels more alive, more personal, and deeply connected to the people and places that inspire us. Supporting […]
Le Quattro Giornate di Napoli. The Exhibit at Museo di Napoli
As part of the rich program of the second edition of the “Neapolitan Vespers,” promoted by the Department of Tourism of the City of Napoli, in collaboration with the Culture Commission, the exhibition “Le Quattro Giornate di Napoli” (The Four Days of Naples), the Revolt that Led to the Redemption of the Neapolitan People” will […]
Eddy Napoli: The Voice of Naples and the legacy of a cultural icon
The Ambassador of Neapolitan Song tells about Neapolitan heritage – By O. Apostolos Neapolitan music could cross and touch people far beyond the borders of Italy. Year after year, he has gone on making records, merging the timeless beauty of the Neapolitan song with contemporary influences but never betraying the respect owed to the genre’s […]
From the Heart of Napoli to its origins
Carla Schember and Rino Soria bring Parthenope at Mediterranean Cocktail of Art II – By S.Qadir The city of Napoli connects reality with myth so history permeates its streets and ancient legends continue to exist just like they did in ancient times. Carla Schember and Rino Soria will present their original theatrical work Partenope at […]
Welcome to the ninth issue of Napulitanamente
The ninth issue of 𝐍𝐚𝐩𝐮𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐿𝑢𝑥𝑢𝑟𝑦 𝑃𝑢𝑏𝑙𝑖𝑐𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝐻𝑎𝑙𝑓 𝐵𝑜𝑜𝑘 & 𝐻𝑎𝑙𝑓 𝑀𝑎𝑔𝑎𝑧𝑖𝑛𝑒, features 70 pages of content, compared to the 66 of the previous issues, and is mostly focused on Calabria and Campania. It was drawn up between the Gulf of Napoli, Cosenza and the Costa degli Dei, in Tropea. The working conditions were […]
From Neapolitan roots to the heights of Hollywood
The rise of Chris Matteis the next America superstar! By U. Maima New performers constantly surface in the entertainment industry’s dynamic terrain to enthral viewers with their performing skills. Chris Matteis is one such young star who is certain to make a lasting impression on the business. He is a rising talent in the acting […]
Bradley Cooper: His Neapolitan Origins And Cultural Heritage
The American actor Bradley Cooper has won people’s hearts worldwide with his remarkable talent and charisma. His acting skills have earned him widespread acclaim. His Neapolitan roots and cultural heritage may need to be more well-known. Moreover, this article will investigate Bradley Cooper’s Neapolitan roots. Also, discussing how his family’s history has influenced his personal […]
A Maserati, a blonde and … Napulitanamente!
Lately we have been busy with a series of news such as the new edition of the paper magazine, the introduction of the new logo created by Officina Mirabilis, the organization of the multi-art exhibition featuring Armenian, Peruvian and Neapolitan artists and the all-Neapolitan cocktail NA57, created by Il SudPlus and Campanica. We have also […]
Welcome Mediterranean Cocktail of Art
Mediterranean Cocktail of Art to be held at 11405 Chandler Blvd. North Hollywood, CA 91601, on May 4th 2023 from 4PM to 8PM open to the public. The event, produced by Low Pulse Project is sponsored by: Mario Pagliarulo – Rome, IT. Parvafolium – Los Angeles, CA. PA Rehearsal Studios – Reseda, CA. Officina […]
Neapolitan lessons continue from February 20th.
After the great success of enrollments in the Neapolitan Language Basic Course (level A1 and A2) and, promoted by the European Council of Strasbourg, the Institut Grenoble of Napoli in collaboration with the I Lazzari Association, in strengthening relations with the city and with the cultural exchange world, the lessons of the Intermediate Neapolitan Course […]
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Subscribe and get your free gift before is too late! LAST DAY JANUARY 15th 2023 Subscribe and get free gift right away! Follow the link, fill out the form with your name, last name and email address, submit and get 1.Napulitanamente new year calendar with original artwork signed by Massimo Braun at Arte Teca, Neapolitan […]
Elisir D’Amour at La Casa del Mandolino Napoletano
La Casa del Mandolino Napoletano (The House of Neapolitan Mandolin) presents Elisir D’Amour – Saturday November 26th at 6.30PM (Italian Time Zone). La Casa del Mandolino Napoletano will be enriched by the exquisite presence of the soprano Deborah Nostrato and the tenor Nazareno Darzillo who, accompanied by the DivaPlectrum, will offer us a collection of […]
La Storia dell’Italia Unita. The book written by Enrico Fagnano.
1860 and subsequent years told without rhetoric and without stereotypes. Enrico Fagnano is an author and a cultural organizer, passionate about poetry and history. He dedicates heart and soul to the spread of culture in a dynamic way. Therefore he is in a constant evolution. Probably Luciano De Crescenzo would have defined him as a […]
Marketiello. A Canadian with a Neapolitan heart.
This is the story of Mark Manganiello aka Marketiello, a Canadian with Neapolitan origins. His father was from Cimitile, a neighboring agricultural town next to Nola in the Campania region. He immigrated to Canada with his family when he was only four years old. During the adolescence he went to study in Italy where he […]
Il Sogno dell’Eroe. The first resident contemporary art work by a living artist.
Il Sogno dell’Eroe. The first resident contemporary art work by a living artist. Il Sogno dell’Eroe (The Hero’s Dream) is in fact part of the permanent collection of the MANN, the national archaeological museum of Napoli, and is exhibited in the Garden of the Camellias.