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The “Pazzariello” is a character of Neapolitan tradition close to a jocular herald: from the end of the '700 till the beginning of '900, at the opening of a tavern or similar business, someone hired to impersonate him went roaming the streets donned like a mocking Borbonic general, with a staff in one hand and a wine bottle or another alimentary product in the other, to advertise for the new shop. Followed by street musicians he danced , singed and recited impromptu rimes, offering samples of his wares all around. Even nowadays to call someone a “Pazzariello” means he's a well known prankster: someone quick to laugh, always joking. And now off with the talk: let's go slaughter some Animated in Zomg!!!!!<br />
I'll wait you there!
