17. Cambiamenti

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68. 16 canzoni che tutti i bambini italiani conoscono

Scopri le canzoni che hanno formato gli italiani di ieri e di oggi, perché ancora oggi sono cantate ai bambini dai loro genitori e dai loro nonni.Discover the songs that have shaped Italians of yesterday and today, because they are still sung to children by their parents and gran ...  Show more

67. Parliamo di arte (italiana e non)

Ti circonderai di immagini e sculture che hanno colpito l'autrice e ti interrogherai su quanto l'arte faccia parte della tua vita.You will surround yourself with images and sculptures that struck the author, and you will ask yourself how much art is part of your life. Join the gr ...  Show more

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