Mixing world music, rock and pop, Eleonora sings a repertoire from the Sicilian Gallo-Italic dialect of San Fratello, spoken by a small community of 3,500 people on the slopes of Etna vulcan. There are typical single-piston trumpets of the territory, the popular festivities, the dancehall, the anthropological essay. An explosive mix. Nine original tracks ranging between world ,rock and pop : with strong sonorities and a dialect born in the 9th century for the first ever album in San Fratello's Galloitalic language, the Lombard dialect of Sicily, spoken by a small community on the edge of Etna's forests and facing the Aeolian Islands. A 'resistant' dialect for a record with contemporary sounds that mingle with the 'sgrigni' of the single-piston trumpets, model 1884, that characterise the music of this small Sicilian town.