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Soprano - A Sicilian Name?
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02/20/06 08:52 PM
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Luciano Fanucci
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I dont watch the Soprano`s but its obviously about The Mafia, and "The Soprano`s" are the name of A Mafia family, but when I think "Soprano", Sicilian jsut does not come to me. Is Soprano actually A siclian name?
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Re: Soprano - A Sicilian Name?
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03/07/06 12:55 AM
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It is very likely that Soprano has its roots in Naples, if actually Chase was going for authenticity, based on the fact that before Italian Unification, Naples had its own little empire. In this sense, it could be a common name in the south, but I do not really think we should read into the names. I agree with turnball, not necessarily the high pitched part, but how the Soprano is the main attraction in the Italian opera. Much of our entertainment today, movies, tv shows, originate from the Italian operatic style...and this is what exactly the sopranos, the godfather trilogy, scarface, etc.. are..operas, where the great ones always fall... can't wait for March 12th!! BTW, this is my first post. A presto...
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