Palermo, Italy 2010

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Cristian Imparato is a 14 year-old from Palermo (Sicily) became famous as one of the young singers who partecipated at the italian talent show "Io Canto", presented by Gerry Scotti. The TV show started in January 2010 and ended in March 20th with the victory of the young Cristian voted by TV audience. The first prize consisted on a music stage in the US with canadian record producer David Foster, who worked with important singers like Céline Dion, Michael Bublé, Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban and Madonna.
During the show, Cristian sung songs internationally known like I Have Nothing and One Moment In Time (Whitney Houston), Adagio (Lara Fabian), Listen (Beyoncé) and italian famous songs like Come Saprei (Giorgia), Caruso (Lucio Dalla) e Ancora (Edoardo De Crescenzo).
Imparato was the TV audience favourite contestant since the second episode of the show.

DON'T YOU WORRY 'BOUT A THING
Cristian Imparato Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'DON'T YOU WORRY 'BOUT A THING' by these artists:

Ana Guerra Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Cal Tjader Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Cal Tjader & Carmen McRae Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Cal Tjader - Carmen McRae Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Chapter 6 Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Clahar Patrick "BeBop"/Fayyaz Virji/Graham Harvey/Incognito/Kevin Robinson/Maysa Leak/Peter Hinds/Ra Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Clahar Patrick "BeBop"/Fayyaz Virji/Graham Harvey/Incognito/Kevin Robinson/Maysa/Peter Hinds/Randy H Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Cluster Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Dan Cray Trio Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…

David Axelrod Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Fayyaz Virji Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
First Call Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Hank Crawford Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Incognito Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
incognito feat. jocelyn brown Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Incognitos Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Indiana Nomma Yeah, everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Jacob Collier Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Javon Jackson Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Jennifer Hudson & Tori Kelly Mmm Mmm, yeah Everybody's got a thing But some don't know h…
Joe Gilman Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Joe Gilman Trio Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
John Legend Everybody's got to pay But some don't know how to handle…
KITCHEN - Stevie Wonder Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
L.A. ENSEMBLE Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Lionel Hampton Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
LIVING ROOM - Stevie Wonder Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
main ingredient Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Matt Lemmler & The New Orleans Jazz Revival Band Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Mike LeDonne Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Mimi & Ana Guerra Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Sergio Mendes & The New Brasil '77 Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Stevie Wonder Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Stevie Wonder/arr. Paul Murtha Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
Stevie Wonder/Musicfire.in Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to handle…
The Ballroom Band Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
The Joe Gilman Trio Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
The Main Ingredient Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Tori Kelly Mmm Mmm, yeah Everybody's got a thing But some don't know h…
Trijntje Oosterhuis Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…
Weldon Irvine Everybody's got a thing But some don't know how to…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Cristian Imparato:

Adagio Nascosto dalla lontananza la mia speranza brilla comunque, p…
Ancora - (Live) There are times I find it hard to sleep at…
Balliamo insieme Se parti io non ti penserò Lascerò a casa il telefono In…
Caruso - (Live) Qui dove il mare luccica E tira forte il vento Su una…
Come saprei Come saprei Capire l'uomo che sei Come saprei Scoprire poi L…
Da qui cominci tu Ore ed ore stesa sul letto, Non scompare mai quel soffitto C…
Nuove prospettive A volte misteriosa La vita sai però Ti sento silenziosa Mi s…
So che è tardi So che molto tardi Il mio giorno inzia qua Menre tu mi…
Soldatini di piombo Io non lo so, a chi servirà Un salto in aria…
Verso un altro sole Eccola qui la nostalgia Finito già un viaggio speciale Dopo …

Viaggio libero Vorrei raccontare Una storia che non sia d'amore E distugger…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

oneworldpi

3y↑2

Millions of classrooms across America and across the world USED TO BE EXACTLY LIKE THAT.
I went to a school in a different country where ALL the classrooms were exactly like that. I don't know when things got so disrespectful, rude and boisterous in America, but they certainly have.
• Maybe it started when children started having children and then we have child-like parents going into the schools and behaving like thugs.
• Look at what is happening in some states where parents are attacking school administrators and governors because they do not want their children wearing masks.
• Maybe it started when America removed mental health programs from neighborhood community clinics.
• Jane Elliot is the epitome of what a real educator should be then and now.
• Unfortunately, today, teachers have to be afraid of the students and their parents.
• Teachers have to spend more time placating than teaching students. It is a sad state of affairs for everyone and the entire country is the worse off for it.
• JANE ELLIOT SHOULD BE THE BEACON, THE REMINDER IN AMERICA OF WHAT IS POSSIBLE IN OUR SCHOOLS. THERE NEEDS TO BE A YEARNING FOR THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS IN USA. YES, DAYS WHEN TEACHERS WERE IN CHARGE OF THEIR CLASSROOMS.

All comments from YouTube:

Tim pratt

4y↑53

Very thought provoking, I feel it should be taught in our schools

Nelley Jelly

Right. I was thinking would this be considered Critical Race Theory?

oneworldpi

3y↑2

I agree with you Tim. That program activity was first done in April 1968. Sadly, it is still needed and equally relevant in Americ in 2020. Please browse our channel to see some of our other video programs and discussions with high school students from the Greater New Haven area. Peace

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amaam89

3y↑11

I've always loved how calm and orderly this classroom was. The children were not yelling at or disrespectful to the teacher. They were able to calmly discuss the fight on the playground. (No sending children to the principals office, etc.)

oneworldpi

3y↑2

HuggiMa

4y↑49

Her brilliance is so spot on it makes me cry.

DEBORAH Egan-Klein

4y↑36

What a brillant experiment. What a wonderful teacher. Thank you for doing your part.

oneworldpi

3y↑1

Deborah, I am delighted that you like the video segment. I used this program back in the 1990s with teachers in Great New Haven schools. I was one of the CT State facilitators for Sheff V. O'Neill. Sadly, we need this program for adults today and particularly in our government. Peace

Renata Mitchell

Wow..

crazy greek

4y↑12

I'm loving this woman. If I was taught this, when I was in 3rd grade, I would of not been so profiled. The stuff I learned while watching this has changed me. I'm Greek and went through raciest comment growing up and it made me feel different. Once I learned about blacks I felt a little better but not much. I related more with blacks yellows etc then with the white people. But as an adult I always steeped, in to help the other person that's different. That's who I was and became but watching this omg I love this woman. Thank you Jane Elliott for what u done to change us. Wow

Cait O

I watched this for my interpersonal psych class. It's absolutely fascinating, thank you for sharing <3

Pamela H.

3y↑8

She is truly a special kind of teacher.....to all mankind

oneworldpi

Thank You for your thoughtful comment, Pamela H. with more teachers like her, the world would be a better place.

Sheila Howell

2y↑2

I love this woman's teaching style. Awesome! Nice Job Mrs. Elliott!

Sheila Howell

@oneworldpi I'd like to be a teacher like her...world changer

oneworldpi

2y↑1

Thank you Sheila. Unfortunately, in today's highly partisan political environment, Mrs. Eliott would not be permitted in the classroom of Republican controlled state of Ohio. America NEEDS thousands of teachers like Jane Eliott. She knew HOW TO EDUCATE her students to be critical thinkers.

James Gavern

3y↑4

Growing up in public school in a small town in Pennsylvania, I realize I was taught racism. It’s taken me years to rid myself of it. I can remember being a teenager and thinking that all the black kids in my school were ‘bad’ compared to the white kids. I wish for all children the right to experience this experiment.

Aþort Mən

I wasnt taught it i grew up in mostly blak town skool and daycare i expirenced their kulture. Would make any non criminal r4cist.

James Gavern

@oneworldpi of course. Please do so.

oneworldpi

3y↑2

James Gavern: Thank you kindly for taking the time to post your thoughtful comment. Do we have your permission to post your comment to our OneWorld and Friends of OneWorld pages on Facebook? In this time in America, your comment is a positive contribution; we can never have too many of those. In the 1990's I worked as a facilitator of Sheff V. O'Neill. After that time I conducted many education programs on Public Access television. Even in 2018 there were people in our various communities who opposed what Jane Elliott did. What is happening across areas of the USA in 2021 is frightening. Here are links to our FB pages
We invite you to visit our YouTube channel at: https://goo.gl/q3YhD6 to see video examples of our work.
Please ‘LIKE’ our Facebook page at: http://goo.gl/8v19VB and ‘SHARE’ us with others. Thank you.
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James Gavern

Furthermore I think this exercise shows how easily people can be brainwashed. Give them an authority figure, a message that is wrong but easy to believe and utilize one side against the other to reinforce it. It’s happening in politics right now in the USA.

Mist Toler

4y↑3

This is a must watch for everyone! Excellent experiment

Jual Pere

3y↑7

What a remarkable woman..

Leen Aura

3y↑4

We need teachers like this these days

Aryan Sharma Times

i am here after my college core course class and the video shown above is the reality and no one should be discriminated like this

Jonathan girumugisha

I dropped a tear 😢

Brian Foushée

3y↑7

Why has she not been elected Secretary of Education??

Brian Foushée

@oneworldpi Heard that. My uncle declined an invitation to be one of the little rock nine for fear of backlash

oneworldpi

3y↑4

I agree 100 percent. However, when she so courageously did this exercise in 1968, her life was threatened; she went through great difficulty. Thankfully, she did not back down. now in her 80's she is still fighting and speaking out against racism. Even in the 1990's when Oprah had her on and she did a modified version of this exercise with ADULTS IN THE OPRAH STUDIO, there were obnoxious, arrogrant racist people denouncing her. Racism is a part of the fabric of America and particularly in our Education System.

Sally J

4y↑6

Very eye opening

Paula Elliott

4y↑2

I agree that positive language/labels('precious' vs 'meatball') used and heard by children and adults make us better individuals and better able to perform well and feel comfortable in society. That being said I do not believe that our current society(2020)we have a majority or even a large minority of whites or blacks disparaging the other race with words or actions.

kandance

3y↑8

The black women has the hardest plight on this planet, and we all come from her. And she comes from greatness!

Aþort Mən

Lmao interesting i was sold for r4pe around ohio at 13 by a blak male oh im white so my life still wasnt as bad 🙄

Monica Harris

This lesson is still thought provoking and is desperately needed today. Why is it not taught across this country? I am often disappointed by how often White people have no idea or have no empathy for the plight of Black people or other people of color. It appears that f it's not happening to them it's unimportant. My greatest fear is that we will never get this very important lesson.