  We present a few simple observations on the occurrence of $\pi$-condensation
in Nuclei, aimed at clarifying the nature of the $\pi$-condensation implied by
the coherent nuclear $\pi$-N-$\Delta$ interaction, proposed in 1990 to explain
the puzzling emergence of the Shell-Model. We show that such condensation is
totally unrelated to the one proposed by A. B. Migdal at the beginning of '70,
which can easily be shown not to occur at the normal nucleon density
$\rho_{N}\simeq$ 0.17 fm${}^{-3}$.
