Popsugar News Covid-19 Italians Are Singing During Coronavirus Lockdown | Video Italians Under Quarantine Create a Bright Spot by Singing to Each Other Across Balconies 15 March 2020 by Karenna Meredith First Published: 14 March 2020 Image Source: Getty / Nicolò Campo During a time of "social distancing," Italians are creating ways to connect through music. Many individuals find themselves quarantined in their homes as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19), but that won't keep communities from forging a bond across balconies. Recently, people in Italy — who have been on lockdown since March 9 — created their own "flash mobs" where they stand outside their apartments and sing or play instruments. Videos of the musical moments are gaining popularity across social media, supplying a glimmer of hope and boosting morale. "Italians are really good at celebrating life even in hardest of circumstances," one Twitter user wrote. Ahead, see a few of the clips for yourself and bask in this bright spot. A whole Roman neighborhood singing a popular Italian song “Volare” from their balconies and waving at each other. An amazing flash mob to lift the spirit in these crazy times ❤️ #Italy #coronavirus #forzaitalia #roma #flashmob #love pic.twitter.com/xjeZTeO0GO— Jenna Vehviläinen (@jennavehvi) March 13, 2020 1 / 7 People in Rome, Italy, came together to play the Italian anthem at 6 PM from their balconies and patios during the #coronarvirusitalia quarantine. This is what we could hear.Filling our streets with music – this is so awesome. We'll get through this ❤ 🇮🇹 🇮🇹 ❤ @_silviagatta pic.twitter.com/60ouXxdIRq— Federico Viticci (@viticci) March 13, 2020 2 / 7 Since the 1.5 years I’ve been living in this neighbourhood, this is the most vibrant I have seen this street! #Covid19italia #coronavirusitalia #litaliachiamo #flashmob pic.twitter.com/bdKgV68Chu— Yemi Adeyeye (@yemi_adeyeye) March 13, 2020 3 / 7 A Siena, città alla quale sono molto legato, si sta in casa ma si canta insieme come se si fosse per la strada. Mi sono commosso pic.twitter.com/IDPqNEj3h3— David Allegranti (@davidallegranti) March 12, 2020 4 / 7 Arrangiata di sfuggita e suonata in due minuti, ma dovrebbe essere ancora riconoscibile. Ispirata tantissimo all'interpretazione di qualche giorno fa di Tosca a diMartedì. Look ispirato tantissimo a @roberto4ngelini. @welikeduel questa è anche per voi.#flashmob #propagandalive pic.twitter.com/GJ8tO2wjKf— Davide Dalpiaz (@Davaed7) March 13, 2020 5 / 7 Ne sono sicura, #tuttoandrabeneViva l'Italia 🇮🇹#flashmob#coronarvirusitalia #restiamoacasa pic.twitter.com/RntmK7YA6b— Francesca (@Frances87375201) March 13, 2020 6 / 7 My wife's sister shot this from Firenze. Italians are really good at celebrating life even in hardest of circumstances. pic.twitter.com/i7mzgFVEKD— Mikko Alasaarela | AI ❤ Community (@alasaarela) March 13, 2020 7 / 7 COVID-19Touching Stories