Italian American Christmas Essentials on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, NY
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- Buon Natale Everybody! There is no better night than Christmas Eve in Italian America! Its the night every Italian American waits for... The Feast of the Seven Fishes... a Christmas Eve celebration so grand that Christmas Day itself is almost a let down. Whichever seafood delights your family serves, this year, why not let Rossella Rago, Patrick O'Boyle and John M. Viola, co-hosts of "The Italian American Podcast", take you on a special trip to Arthur Avenue (the famed Little Italy in the Bronx, NY) to share their list of the Essential Elements for an old-fashioned, fun-filled Italian American Christmas. From getting the right fish to what to do with all the leftover Panettone, they're bringing out friends and experts to make sure you and your famiglia have everything you need to have s very very Buon Natale!
Visit the link below for our Italian American Christmas Playlist!
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"Greetings From Italian America " is presented as a joint project of The Italian American Podcast and The Italian Sons and Daughters of America (ISDA), one of the nation's most important organizations for Americans of Italian descent. Each month, we'll explore the people, places, and peculiarities of the Italian side of America, bringing the heart of the Italian American experience to 25 million Italian Americans, and to the wider world... delivering history, discussion, examination, and connections with smarts, heart, and a lot of laughs!
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Directed by Joe Minnella
Executive Producer Basil Russo
Producers John M. Viola, Rossella Rago, Pat O'Boyle and Joe Minnella
Narrated by John M. Viola
Hosted by John M. Viola and Rossella Rago
Director of Photography and Editor Joe Minnella
Featuring original music by Be Still Earth, Dresden, The Flamingo, Liberty, and Dream Lamp (Soundstripe)
Also featuring music by Kevin Macelod "We Wish You A Merry Christmas
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Licensed Under Creative Commons By Attribution 3.0 License
Other music provided Royalty Free from CZcams and via Public Domain from MusOpen
Dominick The Donkey
Performed by Vince Tassa and The Neapolitones
Composed by Ray Allen, Sam Saltzberg, and Wandra Merrell
Special Thanks
ISDA
Danielle Oteri -Arthur Avenue Food Tours
David Greco - Mike’s Deli
Cosenza’s Fish Market
Egidio Pastry Shop
Cerini Coffe & Gifts
Marie’s Fresh Roasted Coffee Beans & Gifts
Boiano Foods
The Arthur Avenue Retail Market
Filmed in The Bronx, New York City
Sembra di stare a Napoli❤❤❤. Viva gli italiani in America😊
Another great video! In Sicily the Panettone is also big. We love the ones with Sicilian fillings like lemon and pistachio.
Thank you to share my mom once more with me. She was first Gen Itailan Amercan and left us a few years ago. This hard year for me, you video help a lot. Blessings.
Arthur Avenue is the real Little Italy. Egidio is my favorite bakery.
Guardo in Agosto, tuttavia Buon Natale!
Ciao John! Buone Feste a tutti voi. Ho giocato Tombola da i miei parenti in Sicilia in 2015. Che bella serata. Cuccidati! Sono l'unica persona nella mia famiglia che non preferiscerli. Love the podcasts. Love the videos. Felice Anno Nuovo!
I love Panettone you guys are nuts !!
My favorite place
Gotta Love Arthur Avenue!!!
Man its great being italian. Its September and im already looking forward to xmas eve dinner and antipasto
Amen... aren't we all!
Very well made great job guys! Buon Natale 👍🏼❤️🇮🇹
This is a really great documentary series. I think this should be shown to people who don’t understand Italian-American.
Grazie! That is why we do it! Thanks for watching.
David Greco... My name is Lou Greco. I need to visit when I get into town. We lost touch with some family when my dad came over from Mendicino Calabria Italy by Cosenza. Maybe cousins??? Love watching these and going into these shops. Thank you for putting these together.
You guys are so much fun.
GRAZIE! We do kinda like each other!
Pat is the man.
This is so much fun!
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful traditions! Definitely subbed! Merry Christmas!!
This was good.
Watching this whole series... these are so good, and I AM SO HUNGRY NOW
GRAZIE! Thanks for wacthing... and yea, these will make you hungry!
Very well done. Thank you.
Hey i lived in CHICAGO ALL MY LIVE. AND LIVED IN LITTLE ITALY I ❤ THEM ALMOST SAW FRANK SANATRA.
Mostaccioli cookies would be my favorite Italian Xmas cookie.
I prefer the Pandoro without all the fruit.
Whatever happened to the Sicilian black pepper spice ooies. I remember these from Italian wedding receptions.
The real question is how do you go down to the ave for Christmas essentials and not go to Casa Della Mozzarella?! Come on now yous know better than that! 😂
Where did you get the Dominic the donkey sweater?
Are there any people in Arthur’s Avenue Bronx that speaks Italian or no one in Arthur’s Avenue Bronx speaks Italian anymore?
If you live in Idaho, is it more Italian to get baccalà shipped or go local with Rocky Mountain trout?
Gotta ship the Baccala!
@@ItalianAmerican I think going local is as Italian as baccala. I also grew up in Idaho :)
I don't understand why this people continue to live in the US.
You can return to your Italy and settle in the north of Italy, in Milano for example.
You could enjoy your real culture, a free educational and healthcare system, no gun violence no racism moreover Italy needs willing people so it would be helpful to the country too.
Marcus Bernardi because we love being Italian-American!
It isn't that bad here and most Italo-Americans have roots in southern Italy, which still seems to have economic problems.
We sent you Amanda Knox, didn't work out too well.
maybe because they're American?
Italians love their firearms. ever hear of Beretta or benelli? The northeast is home to all the liberal loonies. Especially new york