# Bocca Al Lupo
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In bocca al lupo (pronounced [im ˈbokka al ˈluːpo]; lit. "into the wolf's mouth") is an Italian idiom originally used in opera and theatre to wish a performer good luck prior to a performance.
The standard response is crepi il lupo!
S01 EP01 - Deciphering the Mystery of In Bocca Al Lupo
🎙️ Hello, I'm Joana Aires, the founder of Aires Learning Pro, and in the first episode of Pilgrim of Languages Italian, I invite you to explore with me the enigmatic world of Italian expressions in "Deciphering the Mystery of In bocca al lupo". 🇮🇹Have you ever wondered about the history behind thos…
EMA DJ Mix Series - Episode 112 - by Bufinjer
EMA presents a mix from techno DJ/producer Bufinjer
S01 EP01 - 🐺Deciphering the Mystery of In Bocca Al Lupo
👋😎 Hello, I'm Joana Aires, the founder of Aires Learning Pro, and in the first episode of Pilgrim of Languages Italian, I invite you to explore with me the enigmatic world of Italian expressions in "Deciphering the Mystery of In bocca al lupo". 🇮🇹Have you ever wondered about the history behind thos…
Juneau Afternoon: Filipino American History Month five-course celebration dinner; Halloween scavenger hunt and downtown trick-or-treat; Trinity Church cookie jar sale; SelfSong meditation class
On today’s program:
In Bocca al Lupo is offering a five-course dinner celebration in honor of Filipino American History Month on Sat, Oct. 26
The Downtown Business Association is sponsoring a pumpkin scavenger hunt and trick-or-treat to celebrate Halloween
Holy Tr…
In Bocca al Lupo - Celebrating over 100 Episodes
"My motive was simple and hedonistic: I was looking for beauty" - Alain de Botton, The Art of TravelWelcome to Episode #103I have mused over limoncello, Liguria, Milano and Roma, the streets of Genova and once wrote a love letter to Padova. I have revered Giotto and Botticelli and cried over Santa …
Lilac Hood Coming Out of the Wolf’s Mouth
Expressions related to the Red Riding Hood tale appear everywhere, and even if they have the same meaning, the conceptual perception might vary.
Saliendo de la boca del lobo—According to the Spanish understanding of the concept, we use this saying when someone exposes themselves to danger, often u…
Lose for Hughes Podcast: Episode 48 "In Bocca al Lupo"
In this episode of the Lose for Hughes podcast, the guys break down the round robin leg of the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games. The guys analyze the quarter-final matchups and how each team's NHL Talent could make the difference for their respective country. The guys also highlight the USA’s toug…
Humanities West Presents Emma of Normandy
In October of 1066 William of Normandy defeated King Harold II of England on a battlefield near Hastings, and the effects of that Norman Conquest would reshape England’s culture, politics, language and religion for more than 1,000 years. But the seeds of that event were sown more than 60 years earl…
Eps:53 - Cursed: The story of Leonarda Cianciulli AKA the Soap-Maker of Correggio
What makes an relatively ordinary woman murder three women in less than a year?
This is the story of the cursed life and crimes of the Italian Serial killer Leonarda Cianciulli. Leonarda deceived three women, murdered them with an axe and then used the bodies to make soap and teacakes. But why? th…
Episode 114 – Bad at Artifacts
Show Notes
Ben and Josh finalize their holiday shopping mistakes, explore the superstitions surrounding wishing someone luck (in 3 languages), upgrade the ceiling fan in Josh’s game room to full rainbow LED, and discuss the significance of artifacts in history, gaming, and storytelling.
Intro …
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