Flash mob also in the coastal city of San Benedetto del Tronto; it is now a appointment that is being renewed every day at 18pm And it unites the entire city with great emotion, from the northern to the southern borders. Indeed, flash mobs on balconies and terraces have seen huge participation in every neighborhood of the city. Specifically, the desire of Italians to lean out onto their balconies and sing to feel a little closer, while everyone is forced to stay home to deal with the coronavirus emergency, continues unabated.
All citizens united
If there's one thing that has united Italy from north to south, beyond the necessary quarantine, it's Flash mobs. Despite the restrictive measures on Coronavirus which imposes, in order to reduce the contagion, not to make travel unless strictly necessary, the Italians closed at home, look out onto the balconies to to sing, to play some instrument. Even improvisedThere are many videos arriving from the web, of actual concerts arranged on terraces to offer a moment of carefreeness.
By now, gatherings on balconies seem to be a time for gathering and socializing. This is a way to take a break from the anxiety of the pandemic. All this, combined with tricolor flags, To drawings with the rainbow made by children carrying the message #it will all be fine displayed on the facades of the buildings, indicate the will to react. Even the inhabitants of the old house of High Country, between windows and balconies, made their solidarity felt with music and banners.
Flash mob to thank healthcare workers
But not just songs and music. A thought also for those on the front lines in this dramatic situation, namely doctors, nurses and all health workers who are working tirelessly in hospitals to address this tragic situation. This was underscored by prolonged applause from our balconies, some even with tears in their eyes, to express heartfelt thanks and profound solidarity with these great fighters.Everyone to the windows for a long applause of thanks to those who are working for us in the hospitals, and encouragement" the promoters shared on social media. This is the Italy that, despite the difficulties, manages to find a way to be together and not feel alienated within its own four walls.
Upcoming Flash Mob Events
Various events punctuate these days, highlighting moments of sharing. Here's the schedule for the next few days until Sunday, March 22nd:
Wednesday, March 18, 6:00 PM: "Felicità" (Al Bano and Romina Power)
Thursday, March 19, 6:00 PM: “The Society of Gluttons (…But who cares, who cares…)” (Lando Fiorini)
Friday, March 20, 6:00 PM: “On the Road” (Claudio Baglioni)
Saturday, March 21, 6:00 PM: “The Italian” (Toto Cotugno)
Sunday, March 22, 6:00 PM: “Ciao Mamma” (Jovanotti)
Furthermore, on Friday 20th March, at 11am, all Italian radio stations will broadcast Mameli's Anthem and three other songs from the Italian musical heritage.
Thanks for the cover image: Patrizia Cicconi
