While the holidays for the holidays are to the stars we rediscovered the village festivals

Written by Jason Miller

While the holidays for the holidays are to the stars we rediscovered the village festivals

The festivals are taking their revenge: and it They are doing on Tiktok. Until a few years ago, thinking that a country party could become a trend was something unthinkable. Especially if it is taken into consideration that up to now the festivals have always been considered An event “for old”. For some summer, however, it is no longer so: indeed. Especially in recent months, social networks have rediscovered the vintage flavor of something that was snubbed until recently. It will be the flavor of the return homeit will be that in Ibiza and Mykonos there are no accordions, it will be that the conviviality that you live in festivals is not the same as you do can find in a disco.

And then what’s there More romantic than the names of Italian festivals? From that of the “Marrocca” (the corn cob cooked on the grill, ed) in Abruzzo up to that of Stocco a in Calabria. Yes, it is what he is making news in these hours for thehosted by Fedez, in which the rapper as well as a cachet from 100,000 euros He would have made specific requests: “White wines without sulphites, strictly organic meat and vegetables”.

The Tiktok trend linked to country festivals

In short, the festivals are having the success they deserved and a media echowith gossip and rumors worthy of the Sanremo Festival. The social networks have understood it before everyone and now they are transforming them into something mainstream. Let’s face it, to restore a new impulse to the village festivals is above all the new commitment of young people. Summer is the moment when you go home, you detach from the frenzy of the city, you regain out of open spaces that make those who live in a studio for 900 euros per month breathe. But how do you do it get the world of festivals out From those manifestons with fluorescent colors that we find in the streets of our villages?

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Obviously with Tiktok. And it is through a vertical screen that we are hooked by one Bracce long and crowded as much as the Salerno-Reggio Calabriawe get hypnotized by the stories of the unaware elderly people of stars by telling stories to a much wider audience than their grandchildren who film them, or we still enchant ourselves to watch how fresh fish is fried either how to make the tomato puree. Gestures that have always existed that the city has removed us and of which we have more and more the need to regain, even for a few weeks.

The new natural habitat

And so, while the festivals enjoy a new advertising, they also get a new audienceunaware, who approaches that interest of those who love healthy trash, cannot afford Trees to three zeros in the weeks of very high season or of those who simply find themselves discovering an unsuspected passion for the mazurka And for the smooth Italian which, from north to south, is able to “drop” timeless hits as “small flower”, “dances” (which everyone calls “melt the braids the horses”) and many others. Evergreen music that cannot fail to make us dance on some improvised slopes in squares without traffic lights or in football and basketball pitches often desolate during the yearbut who return to live on summer nights.

From here, trend and memes are born that involve users and creators. Davide Damiani is one of these, who made a video posted by Tiktok while dancing the dance “Classic Sagra dance”the one on the place where you learn the steps simply by looking at the movements of others. “My idea of perfect summer”, is the perfect synthesis that we read in the description of the video. Not only that, a trend has started that reads: “But where do you go to August? Mykonos or Ibiza?”. In the video the “bro”, however, if they amaze it at one Festival around Italy. Because it is true, as one of the many videos says, that “when you have over 25 years old you realize that your natural habitat is no longer the disco, but the festivals”.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.