It will definitely be a Tarantella day!!

Better than Tarantula day...
(What does that mean, St Joseph's Day?)

http://www.calendar-updates.com/info/holidays/us/stjoseph.aspx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Joseph%27s_Day

Somewhere along the way, in Sicily, pastry called 'zeppole' (as shown in Donny's post) became associated with the feast and is now the OFFICIAL St. Joseph's Day pastry ...

My wife's grandmother was Sicilian and her name was Josephine ... she had a special devotion to St. Joseph and on the feast day - March 19 - would set up a special table with certain foods that she would only serve on that day ... my wife's sister's name is Josephine and she continues the tradition today ...

I do so many Patrizzo Buanne Songs love it!

... that's because he does so many of everyone ELSE'S songs ...
... but he does a really good job ...

BTW ... learning a verse or chorus to a song in Italian/Spanish/French/whatever, is really neat ... brings the performance to a whole new level ...

Enjoy!!

Here is one of my English versions of Patrizzio Buanne
"Il Mondo" (The World)

https://app.box.com/s/ojsvrryeuaw2bkvcaprt

Thanks for the explanation. I stayed with US host families twice during the month of March (in Chatham,NJ and Satellite Beach,FL), but I never came across St.Joseph's Day then. Seems I missed these cakes.

... take THAT Englebert !!! ... nice job, Donny ...

The Original:

Here's another for St. Joseph's Day ...

https://app.box.com/s/4k4hbbmwubg9y065cfrs

AL DI LA became famous in the movie "Rome Adventure" ... Also, it finished in a tie for 5th place in the 1961 EUROVISION Song Contest ...