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 Castel
dell'Ovo
After
Vittoria square, the promenade of Naples is called
via Partenope; a part from the huge hotels, the
promenade has not interesting places; then you get
to the small Megaride island, where Castel dell'Ovo
and the Borgo Marinaro are.
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Luciano
De Crescenzo
Engineer,
writer, director, Luciano De Crescenzo is the author
of some of the most well-known bestsellers of recent
Italian literature; his works have been translated
into most languages.
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 The
Phlegrean lakes
The
lake of Averno and of Lucrino are enchanting places
worth visiting; they have got a long history and
there are a lot of legends; the cultural evidences
are characterized by mithological meanings.
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La
pansè
It
was written in 1953 by Luigi Pisano; it became famous
when it was sang by Nino Taranto. This song was
later sang by the cheerful singers of the Neapolitan
song: Carosone and Fierro above all.
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Scicchegnacco
int' 'a butteglia
When
we talk about someone who is not tall, thin, dancing,
funny: "He looks like'Scicchegnacco int' 'a
butteglia". You may think about the liqueur
bottles and the stuff that float inside of them.
It is not right.
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Fried
vegetable marrows flowers
In a pot mix the flour with two spoonfuls of oil,
the white wine, the yolk, salt and pepper. Add luke
warm water as necessary to obtain an homogeneous
but not dense batter. Leave alone for an hour. In
the meanwhile wash the flowers, eliminate the pistil
and the stems...
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