Some interviews are born from research, an idea, or a chance encounter. That's what happened with Donatella Zaccagnini Romito, an influencer, model, and public figure followed by over 350,000 people on Instagram and a frequent guest on television and radio programs.
Music has the power to unite, tell stories, and leave a lasting impression on the hearts of those who listen. For this reason, in the Dialogalmente section of Blogalmente, I chose to meet those who have made music a universal language: Crifiu. The interview took place in the splendid setting of the Ristorante Bar La Zinzulusa in Castro (LE), a unique location, suspended between the sea and the cliffs, which made the atmosphere of our conversation even more special.
We live in an age where social media are no longer just spaces for sharing, but veritable stages. Instagram and TikTok have become digital marketplaces where everything can be put up for sale: from talent to time, and even—increasingly—body image.
There are birthdays celebrated with a cake, others remembered with a photo. And then there are those that become an opportunity to pause and say thank you. Today I turn 41, and when I look back, I see not only days gone by, but smiles, hugs, moments that have shaped my life. The greatest gift is not an object, but the love I receive every day from those around me. To my wife, my precious companion at every step.
Digital isn't just technology: it's language, vision, and strategy. And when these three dimensions intertwine, stories worth telling emerge. One of these is that of Gabriele Toma, the protagonist of the next exclusive Dialogalmente event, the Blogalmente section dedicated to interviews with those who, with their own journey, inspire and open new perspectives.
On June 8th, for the Dialogalmente section of Blogalmente, I had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing Crifiu, one of the most iconic bands on the Salento music scene, capable of blending Mediterranean sounds, profound lyrics, and an energy with an international feel.
🎧 Porto Badisco chiama, Morgan risponde: torna il DJ set anni '90/2000C’è un luogo nel Salento dove il tempo sembra fermarsi tra mare, stelle e musica che vibra nell’anima. Quel luogo è Porto Badisco, che anche quest’anno si prepara ad accendersi grazie a un evento che unisce memoria, energia e voglia di stare insieme.
Theater is the art of narrating life, and in Giurdignano, on August 6, 2025, the curtain will rise on a story that's both hilarious and thought-provoking: "Tutte Fije de Diu," a brilliant two-act comedy adapted and directed by Aurelia Spano, a name that has been a key figure in the local theater scene for years. The event, organized by the "Il Megalite" Cultural Association, is scheduled for 9:00 PM on Via Madonna del Rosario and promises to transform the summer evening into a moment of collective celebration.
There are those who tell stories for a living, and those who do it out of necessity. Those who turn on the camera and those who turn on their gaze. Pamela Chezzi belongs to the latter category: she has a gentle yet present voice, a soul that observes, records, and conveys. With depth. A correspondent for the Emozioni del Sud format, she is a videomaker capable of capturing the essence behind every scene.
Every September, there's an event that transcends trends and seasons. An event that evokes the spirit of the field, of football, of good sweat, and sincere smiles. It's the event with the Salesian Youth Sports Clubs, better known as PGS, which officially opens memberships for the 2025/2026 sports year from August 20th to September 30th. A short but important period to launch a new journey of sport, inclusion, and growth. Because PGS is more than just sport. It's training, it's education, it's a lifestyle.
There's a new outpost of flavor preparing to light up the Otranto summer, and it's true to say: with burning embers and the right spirit.
Actors for one night, protagonists forever. When theater becomes a dream come true in Giurdignano. There's a magic that only theater can ignite. A spark that begins timidly in the classroom and transforms into light, voice, and emotion, before an audience that becomes silent accomplices. This is what happened last night in Piazza Municipio in Giurdignano, when the fifth-grade students of the elementary school staged a play freely based on Alessandro Manzoni's masterpiece, The Betrothed.
