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There's no reason for a community to have "cultural" link with Albanians, our links are ethnic. We didn't assimilate others in the name of church, language or other affiliations. I know the arbereshe in South Italy usually mixed among themselves and a lot of them kept the language. That's probably the case for the ones in Argentina too.
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Damn, so everyone went to Argentina at one point, eh? Interesting.
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Musacchio's paternal grandparents were of Albanian origin, being Arbëreshë from Portocannone in lower Molise region, Italy. The surname Musacchio originated from the Muzaka region in south-central Albania, and was widely used in the Albanian community in Italy.
Mateo Musacchio born in Rosario.
“It is better to live one day as a lion than 100 years as a sheep.”
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Albanian Patriotic Society Skenderbeu
"The faith of the Albanians
is the Albanity"
Albanian Flag Day.
Plaque commemorating the visit of Vice Chancellor Edith Xarxhi, 28/11/2008
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Graciela Alfano
Graciela Alfano is an Argentine artist, model, actress and vedette. She is best known for her appearances in comedies between the late 1970s and early 1980s which made her a sex symbol. She has worked as a judge on Bailando por un Sueño in Argentina. Wikipedia
Born: December 14, 1952 (age 68 years), Buenos Aires
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