Get some Italian advice on how to live the good life

come si chiama la canzone all'inizio ?

What is this music name?

The simple life is what I’m chasing.

It was like that when i was a little boy, but i am 63 now.

just a bunch of stereotypes

What's the song in the end of this beautiful video?

This is too lazy for me

Vegetables I see alot of vegetables an fruit. 💗

Peace, freedom, health, love and little bit of luck.

A vida é mais bonita do que parece.

Ass: Mariana

Tru dat💯‼️🇮🇹👌🏻🤌🏻🤙🏻☀️😊

Beautiful. Simple, practical, and so beautiful. My, now, code for life. Simple. Practical. And so Beautiful......... Lovely video.

What’s the name of the song at the end?

A masterpiece!

Pietrapaola, Cosenza

The cinematography of your videos is oscar worthy

The simple life...there is nothing better 🙏

Beautiful 😌✨🥰

This made me quite emotional. The land of my ancestors. I miei nonni calabresi <3

I believe that Italians get sick and tired of this portrait of Italy which unrealistic af. Ask the same thing to a person living in Milan, or if you want the same kind of content, ask a fisherman in Greece or Spain. Or even a fisherman in Canada. It is not about Italy. It is the portray of Italian that is being sold, which is not the reality at all. People work, and often harder than many countries with lesser wages. And are often more intelligent and more educated than peers from many parts of the so called "first world". Source: I am Italian, living in London and studied in the Netherlands. "The simple life" is everywhere you choose to be.

We could have all the best things money could buy, but we will never be fully satisfied. It will allways miss something. The beauty of life appears when we let go of material possesions and really start live life as it is with the things we have. I believe this is the true nature of Carpe Diem. Live life fully, Now!

"Maledetta mosca!". Flies have no space in my kitchen either.

So grateful to have lived decades in Milan, Italy, as my home base with my late italian husband therefore, been there done that as he used to hava family house in Sicily. But 3 years now that I have left italy, I am grateful to be living back here in my country, Indonesia, that is also so beautiful!!

Ahaaaa this is GOOD...

This place is the ultimate retirement paradise

This is exactly how I imagine Italy to be.

Stop smoking though.

يمكنك مشاهده الفيديو مُترجم بالعربي في قناتي

Cringe

Ufacık ağladım ama iyiyim şimdi

I wonder if we can survive just live relax life without study and working, where can we find the resources to support the life?

Can’t wait for all the know-it-all comments about Italy, oh wait too late

una faccia una razza

just be who you are

Dreaming of Paradise...?
Move to Norway, Denmark or Finland. This is where you get the true experience of it.
Nothing however, surpasses the inner paradise you create on your own.

I actually don't consider this the good life. One month per year, maybe. Also that place looks hot as f**k and hot weather doesn't agree with me.

Is this commercial for barrila?

So this is a Fiat commercial?

HA! most southerners don't pay taxes and the northerners have to work double for them... don't be fooled to think Italy is like a big set of "Under the tuscan sun" (lol what a crappy stereotype of a movie smh)

Sorry to disappoint all of you, but I'm italian and I'm actually living in Germany because my country is about to die. There's no hope for anyone anymore, especially young ones. Mafia and corruption is what leads our country, nothing else. So don't let this video fool yourselves.

Where's the bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic? Abusive boss? Annoying co-workers? Job that kills you? Pollution? Self-medicating on (fill in the bank)? Mental health counseling? Financial debt? Isolation?

Wow looks like Al Pacino

years ago, I fell in love with Italy from a distance for all the romantic reasons that one may appreciate the country and its culture. after ten years of studying Italian, working on a doctorate on Italo Calvino, and returning to the country various times, I now understand why I feel so at home there: the slow rhythm of life, the well-being (il benessere) that comes from daily espresso and late night dinners, cutting tomatoes on wooden blocks, wandering the piazza, the gentle ease of every day. I let my shoulders down when I live in Italy. I haven't found that anywhere else.

A vita tranquilla è bella (sfortunatamente c'è sempre una mosca che da un pò di fastidio) ..... but: to go to Calabria, I would have to move NORTH. Greetings from Gozo *** Tislijiet minn Għawdex

What a simple, yet effective, motivation to live a good life

Beautiful

Haven't we all dreamed at least once to leave everything behind, move to Italy, and live a much simpler life.

This calmed me down

I live in Croatia (on the coastline of Adriatic) and it looks a lot like this, especially during the summer. But I feel like I don’t appreaciate it enough.