Loquasto is a first cousin of Indy car driver Al Loquasto and a distant cousin of civil engineer and author Angelo F. Coniglio. The family is descended from Libertino lo Guasto, a foundling born in Serradifalco in 1796.
Y claro, al descendiente lejano de Libertino le dio por aplicarse buscando a sus ancestros, que para eso afirma lo anterior.
After his retirement from the engineering field, Coniglio, a first-generation Sicilian American, became an experienced genealogist, researching the Sicilian origins of his own family (from Serradifalco, Sicily), and numerous others. His experiences in researching and traveling to Sicily led to his authorship of the book The Lady of the Wheel (La Ruotaia), which tells of the lives of poor Sicilian foundlings and sulfur miners in the late 1800s in Racalmuto, Sicily.[4] Since 2017, Coniglio has been a technical consultant on foundlings for Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s PBS television series Finding Your Roots.
Coniglio writes genealogy columns for several monthly magazines and Italian/Sicilian American newsletters, and gives frequent lectures on the topic.
Igual abro otra rama de atención amén de la judía: la de la emigración de los pobres de Sicilia, de Irlanda, de Rumanía... Pero mientras escibo me doy cuenta de que ya la tengo abierta.
En fin, que este es Angelo y este Santo Loquasto, el impoluto diseñador de producción de buena parte de las pelis de W. Allen. La que tocó anoche fue la de la dupla Constantinopla/Madagascar. Si lo de Woody es asombroso no lo es menos lo de Santo.
