Yesterday evening we went with my old friend Dindo to visit his friend and colleague pop star Neffa outside Bologna (yes,Neffa!). He offered to open a Nero d’Avola by Cos but when we saw the train station master’s homemade sparkling Montepulciano we HAD to have it. Clean, fresh, and delicious!
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Wow, I love Neffa! My favorite song of his “Le Ore Piccole”. It’s a little-known fact that Neffa (real name Giovanni Pellino) took his stage name as an homage to the somewhat obscure Paraguayan winger Gustavo Neffa, who played for Cremonese in the early-90s. Did you guys get to jam?
PS: Congratulations again on the wedding — you both look great! Salutami l’Italia!
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That’s so awesome! Did you all shoot it back or did you eat something with it?
Wow, I love Neffa! My favorite song of his “Le Ore Piccole”. It’s a little-known fact that Neffa (real name Giovanni Pellino) took his stage name as an homage to the somewhat obscure Paraguayan winger Gustavo Neffa, who played for Cremonese in the early-90s. Did you guys get to jam?
PS: Congratulations again on the wedding — you both look great! Salutami l’Italia!