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Italiano: Napoli, via Spaccanapoli, Largo Corpo di Napoli. L'ultima edicola votiva realizzata a Napoli: il quadretto centrale contiene la reliquia di un piccolo ciuffo di capelli di Maradona ("Capello miracoloso di Diego Armando Maradona"), sicuramente un divertimento per i napoletani e tutti i turisti stranieri che qui vengono per ammirare la statua del Nilo. Ma forse nell'animo napoletano oltre al divertimento c'è anche una ammirazione e devozione sentita ma non confessata per questa reliquia: un "autentico" capello di Maradona!
Français : Un nouveau culte pour Diego Armando Maradona à Naples: un petit autel avec des vrais cheveux de Maradona!
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August 11, 2006 |
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