Pino de Vittorio - Matajola

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Album; Le tarantelle del gargano-1997
Mauro Di Domenico: classic guitar
Gennaro Venditto: guitars, mandola
Luigi Salerno: double bass
Lello Filaci: percussion
Sandro Tumolillo: violin
Luca Urciuolo: accordion
Vito Ranucci: soprano sax
Alfonso Anzevino: flute, piccolo
Lello Settembre: clarinet, ciaramella
Sonia Del Santo: harp
Aurelio Gertucci: cello
Pino Forestiere: acoustic guitar
Marcello Vitale: battente guitar
Photographer;Nelly Sougioutzoglou

[@josepeixoto704]

Quanto mais ouço a música popular italiana, seja de que zona seja, mais a amo! - Più ascolto musica popolare italiana, qualunque sia la zona, più la adoro! - The more I listen to Italian folk music, whatever zone it is, the more I love it!

[@camd0407]

Anch'io José. Ainda mais sendo de Napoli.

[@milvujel]

I cannot stop listening to this. It is absolutely magical! Thank you for downloading this!

[@PinoCoppolaBoxkeller]

bellissima....thank you for uploading,,,,just a wonderfull song by Pino Vittorio

[@sibyllesmolderen1063]

Très belle chanson et très belle mélodie Bravo Pino!

[@nilsungu]

ne tatlı bir müzik imiş.....

[@MsKubaba]

Asıl ben teşekkür ederim :)

[@MsKubaba]

kesinlikle öyle, ve nedense bilmiyorum bende mutluluk etkisi bırakıyor

[@josecabral9685]

What is Matajola?

[@RashFeuer26]

Matajola is the name of the girl protagonist of the song

[@hanscartorp7368]

God I need this lyrics and stop translating in langues with bad verses

[@RashFeuer26]

From the CD booklet:
Dimmi dunda veni, o Matajola
Vegnu di lu mulino, o patre meu.
[Po, po, pa, ca Matajola l'avimmu ccà,
Po, po, pa, ca si vulia materità.]
Dimmi dov'è 'u mulino, o Matajola.
Si lu mbippau la china, o patre meu.
[Po, po, pa...]
Dimmi dov'è la crapa, o Matajola.
Si 'nda j 'ntra lu voscu, o patre meu.
[Po, po, pa...]
Dimmi dov'è lu voscu, o Matajola
Si 'nda j 'ntra li cilesti, o patre meu.
[Po, po, pa...]
Tell me where you come from, o Matajola
I come from the mill, o father.
[Po, po, pa, we have Matajola here,
Po, po, pa, she wants to marry.]
Tell me where the mill is, o Matajola.
The flood swept it away, o father.
[Po, po, pa...]
Tell me where the flood is, o Matajola.
The goat drank it all up, o father.
[Po, po, pa...]
Tell me where the goat is, o Matajola.
She went into the woods, o father.
[Po, po, pa...]
Tell me where the woods are, o Matajola.
They disappeared into the skies, o father.