Vespri Esperidati Nobile 1942 for women and men

We are in the ancient Kingdom of Sicily: "the land of Vespers and oranges" (from the song I Cento Passi by the Modena City Ramblers), the scene of romantic and heroic deeds, the inspiration for novels, poems, songs and euphoric fragrances. This land, impregnated with history and different cultures, full of contradictions and ambiguities, has generated the two new fragrances by NOBILE1942. "[…]Hélène, dressed as a bride, walks down the steps of the palace on the right. The young girls move towards her, offering her flowers, an then Henri."* "[…] Henri: - The breeze blows gently around me - caressing my face, And of selected perfumes - to embalm my heart. More smoothly the wave - with its sweet murmur Joins in my song - in the laughter of love. Fragrant oranges, streams and green pastures, have come to guess - am I loved?- […]"* "Hélène: - I will be yours for ever - I will always love you! […]-"* *taken from ”Les vêpres siciliennes" - Act V scene II - Drama in five acts - Music by Giuseppe Verdi - Libretto by Augustin Eugène Scribe and Charles Duveyrier Its character… Silver, male, opens with an inebriating trilogy of citrus fruit, reaches a peak with aromas evoking courage, pride and deep-rooted passions, and ends with a decidedly woody harmony, a seal of strength and determination, refined with hints of amber that give the whole an enfolding - and overwhelming - sensuality.