U' Panare

U’ Panare is home, a place that tells the traditions, stories and characters that characterize the oldest part of the city. This place is steeped in history and culture, celebrating iconic figures who have left an indelible mark on the collective memory. U' Panarijdde, also known as Marche Polle, is the nickname of a famous Taranto character, famous for his phrase "A uè mo" while selling pre-filled football pools in the streets. This nickname also represents the lively and mischievous child, a symbol of the city's inherent liveliness. Mario Costa, born a few meters from here in Via Dumo, was a renowned composer, tenor and author of songs and operettas. Among his most famous works, "A Frangesa" and "Era de Maggio", brought to success by Anna Fougez, one of the most famous singers of the variety of the early twenties. The room overlooks the main street, offering a view that connects past and present. Anna Fougez, born in Via Innocenti, revolutionized the concept of femininity and sensuality, becoming an iconic figure of the variety, known as "Vipera". Its presence has helped define the cultural identity of the area, making U' Panare a place of memory and celebration of local traditions. U' Panare is more than a house; it is a journey through time, a living account of the stories and characters that have shaped the soul of the city.