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Beautiful Hello and Gag: the Social Theatre of Mamdani and Gualtieri to Promote the Opera

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Laughter and partisan hymns to celebrate the free opera. But the problems of the two metropolis are not funny

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The first citizen of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, interrupts in these words the mayor of New York intent on singing "Bella ciao" (Beautiful hello). Thus begins the video gag posted on social media by Zohran Mamdani. The two mayors met in the Big Apple at the end of September, on the occasion of [...] The article Mamdani sings "Bella ciao" and "Gualtieri" interrupts it: the gag of the two mayors to promote opera in New York comes from "Il Fatto Quoti…

·Rome, Italy
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Laughter and partisan hymns to celebrate the free opera. But the problems of the two metropolis are not funny

·Italy
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It opens on the notes of Bella Ciao, the video with which the mayors of New York, Zohran Mamdani, and of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, present the program Opera for All, which provides 70 thousand free tickets for the Metropolitan Opera of New York during the season 2026-2027. The initiative, promoted by the municipality and the theatre, makes available 10,000 admissions per month through a lottery reserved for residents who do not buy tickets for th…

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The mayors of New York Zohran Mamdani and Rome Roberto Gualtieri are protagonists of a hilarious video to promote a partnership between the municipality of NY and

(The following text is taken in full from the press note sent to the Agency Opinione) /// // I congratulate Zohran Mamdani for the choice to offer tens of thousands of New Yorkers free access to the shows of the Metropolitan Opera and I thank him for having involved me in the nice social video. Rome shares his conviction: [...]

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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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