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In Italy I have the impression anglosaxon music is even less popular than in France, I mean it is still popular, but I have the impression Italians are more into their own regional singers. Or maybe it's just the people I know... Also, everyone likes to sing here, be it traditional folk songs or popular classic songs at parties, it is very common for people to sing together. In France people do not sing as much at parties or weddings. Maybe they are more ashamed.
Well I've never sung, i find it a bit creepy
In my opinion Italian music is largely overrated in Italy. Many people always listen all the time Italian songs while American songs become famous mainly thanks to commercials on tv (mobile phones, cars), especially if they sound happy and silly.
With some exceptions, Italian music nowadays is largely boring and schmaltzy with nothing new since ages ago, yet it's very popular here.
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