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The speaker says he enjoys making Italian food and connects that interest to his family background. He also says his cooking is shaped by both his father’s Italian side and his mother’s German-Polish influence.
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Originally said in English.
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About Jack Savoretti
British acoustic singer, songwriter, and musician
Jack Savoretti, born Giovanni Edgar Charles Galletto-Savoretti, is a British acoustic singer, songwriter, and musician. Active in the 21st century, he is known for a series of studio albums and for reaching number one on the UK Albums Chart with Singing to Strangers. His recorded work includes Between the Minds, Harder Than Easy, Before the Storm, Written in Scars, Sleep No More, Singing to Strangers, Europiana, and Miss Italia. His songs and albums place him in the acoustic singer-songwriter tradition, with a career built around intimate, melodic writing and performance.
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