S2 E4: Marta e Matteo Sollima e nonna Letizia

from Era mia nonna · host Mario Calabresi - Chora Media

«Nostra nonna aveva un modo di essere molto coinvolgente. Aveva dei lati che potevano sembrare duri, ma in realtà era anche molto dolce e molto generosa. Non ci siamo mai sentiti abbandonati dal punto di vista dell'ascolto, anche quando era stanca aveva sempre un orecchio pronto ad ascoltarti. E aveva una fortissima necessità di urlare e volere a tutti i costi la libertà. Lei ha sempre detto “Io voglio essere libera”». Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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