Flavio Alagia
The Cinque Terre – “five lands” – are a wonderful area located in Italian region Liguria. A charming corner clutched between sea and mountains, through the last decades these five little fishermen villages have become a world renown tourist destination. … Read More
The Arabian Spring was still enflaming Egypt and I had just left a temporary job in Cape Town. I am a journalist, so I started roaming Africa trying to grasp experiences and good stories. And there I was, in the … Read More
You may have heard it already (it’s been on the web for a while now), but there is always time for five minutes of good music. Especially if it is sung to unite the different people and cultures. Playing For … Read More
Songs of Redemption is a documentary shot in Tower Street Penitentiary in Kingston, Jamaica. It’s a musical account about the small and big moments of over 1600 convicts, about their sufferings and their joys. It’s the manifesto of a country … Read More
We just survived a terrific 14-hour trip from Sao Paulo to Foz de Iguaçu by bus because we absolutely had to see the popular waterfalls. “You can’t miss them”, they told us. “It’s a unique sight.” So there we were. … Read More
Last November I was in Arezzo, a lovely town in Tuscany, central Italy. I took the chance to roam in town and shoot some pics with my camera – which deserves a better photographer than I am – and taste … Read More
They always smile kindly whatever jerk you are. They dress with a martial outfit sweetened by soft colours. They patiently care for the passengers even when the plane’s engines are on fire and everybody else is screaming and bouncing along … Read More
Travelling is such a great experience, you shouldn’t need any more reason to do it. Still, we all have have some major reason that hurries us to jump on any train, geared with luggages or backpacks, leaving everything else behind … Read More
Human history – and Western history even more – is filled with discoveries, explorations, settlements and colonizations. Territories and regions were claimed in spite of the indigenous populations living there. Development of industrial culture and mass tourism endangered – and … Read More