Martina Dalfino

1. Ciao Martina!

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We have 6 questions for you, let’s start with the first one: are you born in Italy, right?

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Where precisely?

 

Hi guys! I am so excited to share with you a little part of myself! 

 

To begin with, yep, I have to admit that I am 100% an Italian girl who was born in Milan and grew up in a nearby city called “Legnano" - basically raised on espresso, speed, attitude, fashion and that classic Milanese “I’m late and I’ve got very important places to be” energy. Then I decided to move to Rome for the ultimate plot twist. Milan is sleek and fast; Rome wakes up in slow motion, is dramatic, beautiful, and casually dropping ancient ruins in your everyday scenery. 

 

Italy’s like that: same country, totally different energies and worlds depending on where you stand.

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2. Who’s your favorite music artist? You can pick 3 of them 

 

I have to admit I love music in all shapes and forms — it’s basically my daily fuel. I used to listen to very different genres but If I have to pick three artists that always stick with me, it’d be Lana Del Rey, Kanye West, and The Smiths — totally different vibes, but all of them hit hard in their own way. 

 

But if you ask me which is my favorite song it surprisingly isn’t any of theirs — it’s “Sultans of Swing” by Dire Straits. There’s something about blasting it with my dad while he drives that turns a good song into a full-on movie scene. Honestly, that’s the kind of music magic I live for! 

 

 

3. Tell to us 2 things in general you like/love and 2 things you don’t like/hate

 

If I have to talk about what I’m into, I’d say I’m all about long walks in new places — there’s something calming about getting lost on purpose. And I’ve got a soft spot for kindness, especially the tiny, effortless kind… like when a stranger smiles at you and the world suddenly feels a bit lighter.

 

As for the things I’m not into, disrespect is an instant no from me, and lies aren’t far behind. Honestly, I’d rather hear a rough truth than deal with a polished lie — at least you know where you stand.

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4. What’s your zodiac sign?

 

I’m a Libra, a September 29th Libra, which is basically the “soft-spoken but dangerous” edition. Sugar on the outside, cosmic chaos coordinator on the inside.

 

Libras are the diplomats of the zodiac —charming, social, and naturally allergic to bad vibes. We’re all about aesthetic perfection, fairness, harmony, and making sure everyone around us is having a good time... but don’t ask us to make a quick decision, unless you want to watch us suffer!

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5. Last two questions! Is there a place on earth you dream to visit the most? (Why?)

 

A place I dream of visiting? I have never been in Asia so I would definitely say that! 

It feels like a place my curiosity’s been orbiting for years. One day I’m definitely going to touch down there and finally see what’s been calling me.

 

The culture, the energy, the contrast between ancient calm and futuristic chaos… one minute you’re wandering through tiny villages where time moves slow, the next you’re in a city glowing so bright.

 

Because of its mountains, temples, neon skylines and bamboo forests.

Asia could be considered basically the ultimate playlist of landscapes. And I’m dying to experience every vibe in person.

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6. Last one: if tomorrow you magically can wake up and speak perfectly another language, what would it be?

 

If I could wake up tomorrow speaking any language perfectly, I think I’d choose one we don’t have yet — a language everyone in the world somehow already knows. Something simple, natural, almost instinctive. A way of talking where no one feels lost, and everyone feels understood.

 

It’d be about making connection effortless, like we all finally found the same frequency. It’d be about removing the small distances that misunderstanding creates. A language that makes the world feel a little smaller and warmer for everyone. 

 

If that existed, that’s the one I’d want to open my eyes to.