Sur Doze secondigliano

Sur doze, you said well

@@MarilynBlackCat ma che secondigliano, o' track è dei quartieri

Michele Quercia ma Gomorra era ambientato a secondigliano nn hai quartieri

@@MarilynBlackCat... Ma cosa c'entra ahahhaha, ma lo capisci l'inglese, sto ragazzo qua nel commento, ha spiegato che Carmine monaco viene dai quartieri spagnoli... O' track nel film, viene da secondigliano, ma nella vita reale è dei quartieri spagnoli

I know the actor that plays "o track" in real life and I swear his ways are not that far from the ways of his chacarter LOL

What gangster? This is no gangster.

You will never know how to define it as you don't know how Italy society works. I'm telling you as an Italian who lives in the heart of Sicily

@@garryman3773 infatti ma quali gangster? Questi stanno girando un film romantico. Pensa te, e noi che credevamo...

Do you define camorra as gangsters? Piss off

Little bird/cardillo was a smart man but I wish he let O trak shoot gennaro there. Even though it would come with big consequences for the alley boys…it’s what gennaro deserves for spitting out his friends after using them to win his war.

I’m not a fan of trans

He shaved his hair he is a hair that resembles cartoon hair and Syria is a tariff and Syria is a station inside the cartoon and there are people in Turkey in places where the Syrians are slaughtering Syrians explaining about Turkey I hear from the Syrians and agree with their words After that who did this turn into a reward and punishment? After that who did that turn into when you found someone who entered the fire?

Ally kids were such a great part of early gomorah

I didn't like the way bomber died

No Pietro no show

just pray that Netflix can never get an hold of it for rights or something like prequel-sequel....other than this will be okay as S05 is the last one

@@bravonolan idk what you sre talking about netflix shows can be really espacially the recent productiona

@@dietermetzger4686 For You and what I'm talking about not all people will relate to it or understand...

Ti assicuro che è molto diverso dalla vera realtà, quello che è successo a secondigliano e a dir poco raccapricciante, e solo una serietv fatta male

He shaved his hair he is a hair that resembles cartoon hair and Syria is a tariff and Syria is a station inside the cartoon and there are people in Turkey in places where the Syrians are slaughtering Syrians explaining about Turkey I hear from the Syrians and agree with their words After that who did this turn into a reward and punishment? After that who did that turn into when you found someone who entered the fire?

mikem987 great actor ..

yes he was intense but he was the type of gangster that needed to be taken out, he was uncontrollable and erratic, couldnt be trusted. There is no loyalty in men like trak, whenever they see an opportunity they take it..

gomorra and trak is only shit

Ryu's Crib Not true. They were all loyal to Genny but Genny left them behind.

Corey J Yeah, Genny wasn't feeding his men. He didn't know how to take care of his crew, some switched sides. The others got wiped out.

Where can you find the other series I only watched 1 and 2 on netflix

Zare K. Unfortunately the "alley kids" are a real thing. After the "scissione" (fracturing) that had the camorra faction ruling Secondigliano, the infamous suburban projects neighborhood north of Napoli, led by Paolo DiLauro aka "ciruzzo 'o milionario" break up and be challenged by the "scissionisti" faction led by the Amato clan and start a war (Faida di Scampia or Scampia fewd). When that war settled down (after almost 600 victims and the arrests of most of the DiLauro and Amato top brass)

very good characters, they all were very well made

Carmine Monaco straordinario!

English please

@Er boro non diciamo cavolate, come O' track (uno dei miei preferiti) anche altri attori sono stati straordinari nel loro ruolo non "solo lui"

Molti ragazzi napoletani avrebbero girato la scena allo stesso modo,non avrebbero fatto lo stesso un Lombardo o un Veneto purtroppo noi la camurria l'abbiamo nel DNA !Per fortuna non tutti perché nel Sud i cittadini onesti siamo a milioni che ogni santo giorno scendiamo a lavorare anche per pochi euro al mese ed in nero perché il convento questo passa prendere o lasciare!

@@cphghost8950 This guy is talented, I find the interpretation extraordinarily raw, real, cynically simple. Masterful. I wish him a good future, hoping that he does not end up, like so many meteors, in oblivion. Good boy.

E certo mangi polenta

Matteo 89 già mu mmagginu iancu comu a pala, ca scriva di occa paisi tipu Pordenone😂😂

@Matteo 89 sì ma io il romano lo capisco anche parlato stretto, il napoletano calabrese pugliese siciliano no. Intendo il dialetto.

If you are really italian, you should know why the fuck you can't understand them.

why? is this country Italian language or something?

facts

@Janjicar no it's not

He shaved his hair he is a hair that resembles cartoon hair and Syria is a tariff and Syria is a station inside the cartoon and there are people in Turkey in places where the Syrians are slaughtering Syrians explaining about Turkey I hear from the Syrians and agree with their words After that who did this turn into a reward and punishment? After that who did that turn into when you found someone who entered the fire?

If nothing comes close surely its the best ?

Not just that, he used them to win the war against the Savastano OG’s, and then he forgets to reward them or pay them/keep them happy. Gennaro is perfect example of capitalism, a disgraceful character even for a camorra

@@Oakland510 Exactly. Genny is the perfect example of a boss that doesn't give a fuck about who's starving under him (like 'o Munaciello says in season 5), and a man that uses people for his own purposes and then throws them away. If you didn't have the chance to see all the seasons I won't spoiler anything, but I just say that Genny, aside from season 1 when he was still "pure" (both in the first "punk kid" and in the cold killer version), always used people and killed them off whenever something went against his personal plans. He even gave up his family's safety more than once only to become a boss. He always wanted to be different from his father Don Pietro but then became like him, if not worse.

@@Oakland510 Ciro used to be like that too in season 1 and season 2 also, because he wanted to erase the Savastano's power, but after losing everything he changed.

The type of soldier who kills a little girl at your behest.

@@trillgates2452 exactly, loyal...you say that like these men have morals..they are all scumbag criminals who would kill their own mother's...killing a child surprises you? Not me..these are not men to be liked..malamore was loyal till the end but got what he deserved, so did the Don.

Malamore killed a child and that doesn't go,one of the rules"don't touch childrens"

He was loyal to Don pietro, But I never understood when Genny had him setup until I really thought about it, Malamore was goner have Genny killed that why the guard Genny told to wait at the car was found dead with a gun near the house

Men of Honor don't kill babies and women, the camorra is not the same as the sicilian Mafia or Cosa nostra

Sowieso man

Helemaal mee eens

Done and finished have same meaning...

Like già solo per il nome, guarda. Decima !

Yes you’re so right

nobel ?

Whos big gangster in india

they all had heart, they all had balls..you cant be in that life without them..The difference between trak and the rest of the soldiers was Trak was a live wire, those type get taken out quick, like pawns..

Diferent kind of show. Sopranos is a reunion of Styles: gangster, comedic, surrealist and even with supernatural elements, in wich the pure realism of the gangster theme tends to be much more secondary. In the end both are suberb shows for me, but in different ways anyway.

@@pedrotrigo895 Exactly. Sopranos is 10/10 artistic, that’s what makes it so great. Gomorrha is 10/10 realistic. Both are pure art because of that, at least I see it that way

this show is like a combo of wire and sopranos

It's cause that actor knows very well the real life in Naples street

@@HairBilly yes. The other day i researched about the actor named "Danielle" who get shot by Salvatore conte. Scenes before him getting killed really hit me hard emotionally 😔. So i searched him, ie: who is he,what all movies he has done etc etc. And the thing i found out was he went to jail because of being involved in a hit case in naples. I mean, the other cast went for red carpet, interviews and all & on the other hand this actor got into jail😔.

per chi vive da queste parti si vede la finzione, infatti a tratti ci può risultare anche comico - ma capisco che per chi non è Campano e veramente tosto - i personaggi sono molto azzeccati, in particolare trak , ne trovi tanti come lui a Napoli o Salerno, ma uguali proprio hahaha

lool

Quando uscì inizialmente mi rifiutavo di guardare anche solo uno spezzone di scena, poi casualmente mi è capitato di vedere na puntata sul canale Austriaco e solo allora ho capito che gran serie fosse questa.. Peccato x stagione 4 non ci sono più tutti quei personaggi, non è più la stessa cosa..

È il nome inglese

Valentino Valente No sense tradurlo così🤷‍♂️

Non sempre si puó tradurre, è un adattamento. Anche perchè in america quella o davanti al nome puó venire interpretata come uno zero

@@valentinovalente527 allora potevano mettere l'articolo the track / 'o track

@@josecalvo9730 non ha la stessa sonorità probabilmente

I would put there a maybe

Trak was a good shot. It happens.

Slazem se, jedna od najboljih... Ko ti je najdrazi lik?

Si però lo devi anche far capire a gli stranieri come cazzo lo traduci iamm u cinn in inglese? 😂

In effetti ahahahah

in realtà si dovrebbe scrivere " Jammucenn' " - ma comunque, scrivere il Napoletano non è la cosa più semplice, figuriamci tradurlo per qualcuno straniero :)))

Tu come lo tradurresti?

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indeed, it's far away from italian. Italians not coming from napoli do need subtitles as well. I'm from napoli, i don't need eheh

Massimiliano Marotta I wish there'd be more learning material. Would love to learn Napulitano.

dear ian,first of all i would not suggest starting from wikipedia, that refer to Neapolitan language from historical and linguistical point of view, so with archaic phonems. I would say, having watched all the series, that gomorrah language correspond to the current spoken neapolitan, of course taking into account the sharpness and the cruelty of the context! Neapolitan is a beautyfull language from any point of view, and i m proud of perfectly speak it. It has an high reputation in italy, given thr big achievement in songs and drama. I will come back with some good link, it won t be so difficult

You have found a link yet? I'm curious

@@marmacsix my brother, I hate that I don't know napoli language ..so I have to understand this great series as it come with english subtitles , I said I hate it because I know with subtitles it's not close to what they are really saying or how they're expressing in the series.. am I right ? (I am from colombia and as a colombian for example ,watching the serie of pablo escobar with the original accent and expressions in spanish and then with english subtitles it's just a big crap)

there is nothing to be proud of, M8!

well, pretty close, but still romance, drama

Carmine Monaco

He really comes from Naples' streets (like a lot of the series actors). Here a documentary before Gomorrah where he talks about life of boys in Naples. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/eoKiq66hpK-cpZc.html

dangi79 yes

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