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On a warm October afternoon in the great hall of the Cultural Center of the Great House was packed to capacity to hear Rozzano Songs and Tales a show starring Andrea Vitali, famous medical writer Bellano one of five finalists for the recent Campiello Prize, and the complex SULUTUMANa (a tiny end, not a typo, translated from dialect Lombard in Italian "On the couch").
Four stories read by the author accompanied by music composed and performed by the quintet "VALASSINA" who bewitched the audience who reciprocated with long thunderous applause and sincere.
Andrea Vitali, we say to those who still had not read anything about him (ouch ouch!), Has written a remarkably dry, essential, but effective shots are razor foil or as appropriate, written as two words he knows, have a better descriptive power of two pages of some other authors. The stories are set to the beautiful and the surroundings, on the eastern shore of Lake Como and almost always has the habit (say, the best quality) to conclude with a joke or a situation of irony, when using double meanings are never coarse and smile rises without hurting the feelings of the reader.
After more applause and congratulations with autographs on books and CD covers of sympathetic protagonists.
Four stories read by the author accompanied by music composed and performed by the quintet "VALASSINA" who bewitched the audience who reciprocated with long thunderous applause and sincere.
Andrea Vitali, we say to those who still had not read anything about him (ouch ouch!), Has written a remarkably dry, essential, but effective shots are razor foil or as appropriate, written as two words he knows, have a better descriptive power of two pages of some other authors. The stories are set to the beautiful and the surroundings, on the eastern shore of Lake Como and almost always has the habit (say, the best quality) to conclude with a joke or a situation of irony, when using double meanings are never coarse and smile rises without hurting the feelings of the reader.
After more applause and congratulations with autographs on books and CD covers of sympathetic protagonists.
By Lucy and Albert
