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Zvia Talks to Romans: Angela, Social Scientist
Angela has done extensive work and research, both with and on the nomad community in Rome – the Rom or Roma people, and I talked to her. Name: Angela Tullio Age: 26 Where are you from? Rome. Where was the … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, gypsy, rom, roma, rome, rome community, social science
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This Weekend in Rome: November 18th – November 20th
Friday: Road to Ruins, a twelve year old punk rock festival named for the Ramones album, is adding a cinematic component this year with the Road to Ruins Film Festival, opening tonight at the Cinema Farnese. This historic theater near … Continue reading
This Weekend in Rome: October 14-16
Friday: The Romaeuropa festival continues tonight with Mario Brunello presenting a contemporary look at Bach’s “The Art of Fugue” at the Palladium. Tickets are 25 euro to catch the violinist take on JSB’s enigma (said to be based on Pythagorean … Continue reading
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Tagged daniele de rossi, derby, francesco totti, hogre, johann sebastian bach, lazio, mario brunello, roma, romaeuropa, rome soccer, vinoroma
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