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So what actually makes this village Scottish? Legend has it that the population descended from Scottish soldiers, who stumbled across the area whilst fleeing a battle 500 years ago. But it’s not just their supposed ancestors flying the Scottish flag - the inhabitants today wear traditional tartan, grab drinks in their local Scottish bar and they even mix Scottish into their language…Ay, can you believe it!
These are the Italian locals keeping this delightfully unexpected Scottish tradition alive.
#Scotland #Italy #Travel
00:00 Intro
00:51 Meet Rosa Patritti
01:09 Folklore
01:54 Traditional Dress
02:18 Language
03:01 Music
04:00 Food
Lead Producer - Jacob Harrell
Executive Producer - Gen Ingham
Assistant Producer - Giulia Ausani
Editor: Jacob Harrell
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Date of upload: Feb 29, 2024 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I’m from Scotland. And this makes me so proud and it literally brought a tear to my eye. My great uncle was in WW2 as a pilot and he was transferring food etc to a small village in Italy called Ostana but unfortunately my great uncles planet crashed due to poor weather conditions. The Italian villagers gathered up the remains and made a grave for him and his crew members. They marked them as hero’s and for many years my grandad didn’t know what happened to his brother that night and in 2001 they discovered this. It’s such a beautiful story. God bless the Italians 🩷🇮🇹🏴
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As an Italian, thank you for not including the mandolin in your musical column!
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As a Scottish lass myself I can hear our accent in her voice and she even looks like a wee Scottish granny, historically we used songs to pass legends on down through time so it seems plausible... i would love to visit this place ❤
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In Scotland there are many Italian families who opened cafes. There are also a number of Scottish people with Italian family backgrounds who became famous like Paulo Nutini, Lewis Capaldi, Peter Capaldi and Nicola Benedetti.
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Sending warm greetings from Scotland and thank you for looking after our wandering sons.
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Celts and Italians are brothers.
We have massive Italian community’s in Wales.
Lovely people and even more lovely food!
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I can confirm Rosa made me (an Englishman) wear a kilt whilst filming this! Sorry to all my Scottish friends! 😅
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As an italian, sentence construction and some elements of pronounciation in the lady's speech actually remembers me of how english (or scottish in this case I suppose) speaking people tend to speak when they speak italian as foreigners
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In my hometown, Piacenza, there is a neighborhood dedicated to Saint Brigid of Ireland, where the city's Scota (gaels) community lived.
The most important historical figure of Piacenza is Alberto Scotti, lord of the city between the end of the 1200s and the beginning of the 1300s, and he was of Gaelic origins.
Near Piacenza there is the sanctuary with the tomb of Saint Columbanus, and during the Middle Ages it was a pilgrimage destination for all the Gaels who traveled the Via Francigena
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i'm italian and i don't knew this history,thanks very much for this
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As a Brit with parents from Naples we have always been close to the Irish and Scots, we find them similar to us culturally. Forza Napoli 🙏🙏
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Blessings from Scotland ❤❤
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Never heard about this until now! Love to our Scottish/Italian brothers and sisters!
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GURRO!!!!!!!! In my area, the makestic VALLE CANNOBINA!!!! I have been and noticed the scottish flags but never really questioned it! Amazing to see this gem of a village in my region get some recognition!!!
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As a Scotsman,
This is fantastico 👏🏼🤌🏼 🏴 🇮🇹 ❤️
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There’s an Italian village in North Wales that was built between the 20s and 70s, Portmeirion, just outside Porthmadog
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This summer I will move back to Italy after 5 years of living in Edinburgh. Definitely gonna visit Gurro!
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her italian is really good. she translated your subtitles prefectly.
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I think the local italian women must have really liked the scottish warriors, for them to have such a lasting impact 😄
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2 months ago
Another place to add to your travel list! 😯 What's at the top of your bucket list? Tell us 👇
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