Il Mago di Esselunga. (In classe completerete un' IPA - Integrated Performance Assessment- usando questa pubblicita') Non vi preoccupare se non capite tutto!!
This is a typical "mercato" that takes place each Wednesday in my Italian hometown of Benevento, Italy. Any thoughts? What kind of things might you purchase here?
What do you think of the car? What do you makes this car popular here? What makes it popular in Italy? Listen to how the music changes from country to country.
FIAT 500
Now check out the "Behind the Scenes" making of the commercial. Interessante!
Let's compare these commercials! What are some differences and similarities you see with the Italian Nutella commercial and the American one. But one thing is for sure.....che buono!
One album of 13 songs is hardly enough to introduce Jovanotti — the stage name of Lorenzo Cherubini — to American audiences. In a career that has made him a superstar in Italy, Jovanotti has been an intellectual and a scamp, a rocker and a rapper, a poet and a provocateur, a cynic and a romantic. His songs have delved into myth, comedy, protest, reflection and romance. “The class photos don’t look like me anymore, though all my flaws are still intact,” he sings in “Mezzogiorno” (“Midday”), “And every scar is an autograph from God.” Jovanotti’s debut compilation in the United States, “Italia 1988-2012” (ATO), presumes Americans prefer three-chord, semi-spoken rockers. But it also glimpses some of Jovanotti’s other modes in songs like the orchestral waltz “Una Storia D’Amore” (“A Love Story”) and the new “Con la Luce Negli Occhi” (“With the Light in Our Eyes”), a chant cum rap, backed by the twang of a Brazilian berimbau, that envisions “an antique-future music” on the radio. There’s far more to Jovanotti, but this album is a start.