This is no amicable arrivederci.
The city’s only Italian-language record store faced a changing neighborhood, streaming services and a pandemic — but it was the death of a matriarch and family feud that brought about the final curtain.
SAS Italian Records in Bensonhurst will close after nearly 60 years in business once it sells off its inventory of Italian-language CDs and records, owner-operator Silvana Conte tearfully confirmed to The Post.
“This is breaking my heart, I’m having a breakdown: this is my identity,” said Conte, whose parents opened the store in 1967 after emigrating from Ponza, Italy. “The store was everything to my family … [but] inheritances being what they are, it’s not up to me anymore.”…