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✓ Published: 12-Jun-2017
✓ Published: 12-Jun-2017
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Walking around the narrow streets of Florence it is easy to find street performers who are singing, painting, playing an instrument or doing some novel thing like somehow floating in the air. Some performers are doing it for the money that an entertained passerby will throw in their upturned hats.Others perform because they love to be on stage—even when that stage is a cobblestone street. Claudio Spadi, Michael Amadi and Luca Sciortino are three performers who take to the streets for there l
Walking around the narrow streets of Florence it is easy to find street performers who are singing, painting, playing an instrument or doing some novel thing like somehow floating in the air. Some performers are doing it for the money that an entertained passerby will throw in their upturned hats.Others perform because they love to be on stage—even when that stage is a cobblestone street. Claudio Spadi, Michael Amadi and Luca Sciortino are three performers who take to the streets for there l
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