"Ta pum" - Italian WW1 song - Rare happy version (+English Subtitles)

The attribution of the authorship of the song of the Alpine troops is still debated. Some attribute it to the Italian military during the Great War, while others to the composer Antonio Piccinelli di Chiari, in any case it would have been born in the period of the battle of Mount Ortigara. The title of the original song was without the hyphen, so: ta pum. At that time, among men with elementary education, not all punctuation marks were taught and therefore little used. This is why ta pum is written without an hyphen (ie without "-"). The refrain is inspired by the sound of the shots of the Austro-Hungarian rifle where the "TA" is the sound of the bullet and the "PUM" the sound of the shot of the Steyr Mannlicher m1895 rifle supplied to the Austrian troops and in particular to snipers.