
- FEBRUARY 2018 -
Italian American World
Italian-American writers on parade
It happened in New York, where for the 73rd Columbus Day Barnes & Noble, the famous chain of US bookshops, invited Italian-American writers to take part in the parade to promote their books. The Barese-American writer, Annie Lanzillotto, tells why she was enthusiastic about marching November 2017Licia Albanese New York’s unforgettable queen of Opera… with Bari in her heart
by Franco Chieco The great singer died in the US metropolis in August 2014, at the age of 105.Franco Chieco remembers her life and extraordinary career.
She performed at the Metropolitan for 26 seasons running and the great Toscanini chose her for La Traviata.
In 1999 she was presented with an award by Bridge Apulia USA at the Italian Cultural Institute in New York December 2014
Michael Fiore The American wizard in the fight against smoking with Puglia in his heart
by Vincenzo Zagà Doctor Vincenzo Zagà, co-ordinator of the Anti-smoking Center of the AUSL in Bologna, interviews Professor Michael Fiore, an American of Italian and Apulian origins, world-renowned expert in the battle against tobacco addiction.From the memories of visiting his grandparents, in Terlizzi, to his pride in having worked, as national consultant for health and the fight against tobacco addiction, in the Clinton and Obama administrations May 2014
Licia Albanese The living legend of opera’s 100th birthday
by Ugo Sbisà The celebrations in New York, with a concert of young voices, holders of awards from her Foundation.Born near Bari, with an extraordinary career achieving international success, she became an American citizen in 1945.
She has never forgotten the dialect and the cooking of her home land November 2012