And after all, nothing has changed.

Murales di Campomarino - Of Arbëreshë minority, the inhabitants of the locality have Albanian origins. Escaped from the Ottoman invasion, they settled in the Molise hinterland, founding villages along the rivers. After a terrible earthquake that destroyed the port and the houses of Campomarino, the Albanians were called by the governors to rebuild and repopulate it.

It was the year 1468. The community strong in its traditions of work and family worship has handed down the language and customs which have remained intact until modern times. Returning from her life who emigrated to Milan, a painter, Liliana Corfiati, a native of Campomarino, paints her memories on the houses, which are strong, serene and communal. She takes us with her, on a journey, to know and experience the corners of memory imprinted on the old walls. Ancient crafts, such as the shoe repairer or the embroiderer, Le Vellie, traditional dances in costume to propitiate the harvests and characters of her childhood, such as aunt Vincenzina. There is no lack of modern references, to the Pope, who blesses a young couple and Maria Teresa of Calcutta, a saint of Albanian origins.