The green Lozano foothills of the Alps

I had a pretty involved dream of which I have, frustratingly, forgotten almost everything. What I can remember is that I had posed a series of (I think four) questions, perhaps in prayer or divination, but to one of these I failed to receive a satisfactory answer. I was given to understand that this was because that particular question was conceptually "green" and thus should have been addressed to "the green Lozano foothills of the Alps." Despite my fogginess on the rest of the dream -- I don't remember any of the questions or answers -- I'm confident I've got that phrase verbatim.

My first thought on waking was that Lozano is similar to lozenge and may tie in with "The lozenge is the servant of God." My second thought was that Lozano is the name of a gangster-turned-Mormon-missionary in the 2005 Richard Dutcher film God's Army 2: States of Grace. I've never seen it, but I remember the trailer, which emphasizes the name Lozano and has a scene where Lozano takes of his shirt and reveals a big tattoo of his name across his upper back.

Lozano is a servant of God in that film -- a member of "God's army" -- so that's consistent with the lozenge connection. I looked up the name and found that it can be Spanish or Italian. As Spanish, it can mean "luxuriant, vigorous, healthy" or can be "a nickname for an elegant or haughty person." As Italian, though, it refers to the city of Locarno, Switzerland. I looked up that city, and the first thing I found was:

Locarno is an Italian-speaking resort city in southern Switzerland, on Lake Maggiore at the base of the Alps.

A pretty direct hit for "foothills of the Alps."

The idea that a question should have been addressed to foothills, as if the hills were sentient beings that could answer questions, made me think of the line "the hills are alive" from The Sound of Music -- another film I've never seen, but one Debbie has been bringing up in comments recently. Looking it up, I found it is set in Salzburg, Austria. That city's Wikipedia entry begins thus:

Salzburg is the fourth-largest city in Austria. In 2020 its population was 156,852. The city lies on the Salzach River, near the border with Germany and at the foot of the Alps mountains.

That's an even more direct hit for "foothills of the Alps," as it even uses the word foot.

When I was looking for the trailer with Lozano, I had forgotten it was God's Army 2, so I first watched a trailer for the original God's Army. It includes this little exchange:

"You know we're missionaries, right?"

"Sure."

"So you know what we do."

"Yeah, you're kinda like nuns, but you're men?"

Debbie's recent comments about The Sound of Music have emphasized the fact that the main character is a nun.

If it is to hills that are alive with the sound of music that my question should have been addressed, that suggests the "mental jukebox" method of divination. If only I could remember what the question was!