
In this episode of The Italian American Podcast, we talk with Lena Prima, New-Orleans based singer songwriter and daughter of the legendary Louis (Louie) Prima. In our Stories Segment, Anthony reads a section from his new book, Forty Days in Italy Con La Mia Famiglia: How to Travel to Research Your Italian Roots, which will be available on Tuesday, June 13th.
Episode Quote
“A girl’s first true love is her father.” —Marisol Santiago
Tweetables
“I don’t write a song just to write a song, the songs must come when they come.” – Lena Prima
“Be yourself.” – Lena Prima on what her father Louie Prima would tell her at age 7
“I think of the things my dad taught me all the time.” – Lena Prima
“Louis Prima brought the New Orleans style of music to Vegas.” – Lena Prima
“I always felt like I was a singer and am blessed to have made it my career.” – Lena Prima
“Being a singer is a rocky road sometimes, but I don’t care.” – Lena Prima
“Italians need to all meet each other and hang out together, because we are Italians and we are cool.” – Lena Prima
“Our Italian American backgrounds connects us with each other.” – Anthony Fasano
“At the end of the day, what’s important is who you are.” – Anthony Fasano
SOURCE: http://italianamericanexperience.com
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