gagliarda
| Italian for galliard, a 16th-century dance. |
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13) Barbolini identifies another allusion to Guareschi's work, suggesting that Radiofreccia's soccer game recalls the match between the two soccer teams, Dynamo and Gagliarda, trained by Don Camillo and Peppone (77). 75) Similarly, at the same time as Mancini was writing his treatise, Ludovico Jacobilli wrote down on a few pages descriptions of dances including a spagnoletta, a gagliarda and a canario, dances which "he may well have learned while a student at the Roman Seminary" (1614-1615). After a long list of successes by the Italian government in Albania--hospitals, schools, houses--the voice-over emphatically confirms: "per merito dell'Italia, tra la pura e gagliarda gente d'Albania entra la civilta" ["Thanks to Italy, among the pure and vigorous Albanians, civilization takes its place"]. |
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