Naples, Window of Maradona Mural Broken: Sign for Tourists Says 'No Point Shouting'
In Quartieri Spagnoli, bilingual warning on broken glass of famous Diego's face: repaired within hours
In the Quartieri Spagnoli neighborhood of Naples, on via Emanuele De Deo, the window that is part of the famous mural dedicated to Diego Armando Maradona was found broken. The window overlooks what many now call "largo Maradona", as reported by Corriere della Sera.
On the damaged glass, someone posted a sign explaining the situation in both English and Italian. But the most curious part is the post-scriptum, written only in Italian: "Inutile gridare" (No point shouting), probably an ironic quip aimed at those who, disappointed, might have complained about the mural no longer being perfectly intact.
The mural repaired within hours
According to Corriere della Sera, within a few hours the window had been repaired: the panes were closed again, restoring Maradona's face to its complete form. The mural, a work that is 36 years old, had been recently restored.
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- Corriere della Sera — Napoli, la finestra del murale di Maradona é rotta. L'avviso per i turisti: «Inutile gridare» - Corriere della Sera
- Fanpage — Il murale di Maradona ai Quartieri Spagnoli "perde" mezza faccia, il simpatico cartello: "Finestra rotta, inutile gridare"
- la Repubblica — Murale Maradona, finestra rotta: Diego perde metà volto. Cartello per i turisti: “Inutile gridare”
- Il Mattino — «La finestra è rotta, inutile gridare», problema al Murale di Maradona ai Quartieri Spagnoli: non si vede il volto
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