Oh, I love these reactions. Exposure to an operatic tenor for the 1st time is an amazing experience. There are many new experiences for anyone out there across the musical world.
@@Glow_ree Thank you for responding so quickly. It is rare thing and makes the viewer feel very special. I have a suggestion for you... Stan Walker "Don't Dream It's Over" ruclips.net/video/UzgKG3Xe8Tc/видео.html I sent this to you via your German BROT show as I wasn't sure what to do. So here it is as well. It's good for a reaction but also to listen to many times over. I love it. Thanks again. 💖
Luciano Pavarotti no está sentado, está de pie abrazando el atril, se ve abajo porque el director de la orquesta está subido en una tarima. Bonita reacción y gracias por los subtítulos. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala en Centro América.
Io, da italiano, appartengo a tutto questo. Ogni volta che sento il nostro grande Luciano Pavarotti, per la stessa clip che tendenzialmente inserite nelle vostre reaction, mi emoziono sempre, come se fosse la prima volta.......ma è lo stesso, pur avendola ascoltata qualche centinaio di volte. L'italia è questa, storia, tradizione, arte e spettacolo.....peccato per la politica.... Un saluto
I'm surprised you do not have any Dimash on your channel yet! As a matter of fact, he recently performed with one of the other original Three Tenors, Placido Domingo, on the program Virtuosos. You should really check him out; you won't be disappointed and I think you'll find yourself shocked with each and every performance. I highly recommend starting with "S.O.S." at the Slavic Bazaar. I hope you'll check him out!
Dimash is a fad. How can you even think of him after having heard a real immensely talented professional, probably the greatest tenor of his generation?
It only takes the first few bars of Nessun Dorma - possibly the most well-known opera song ever - to give you goosebumps. The Italian aria is taken from Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot, an adaptation of the play of the same name by Count Carlo Gozzi from 1792, which premiered nearly 100 years ago in 1926 at the Teatro Alla Scala in Milan. It is sung by the character Prince Calaf who is attempting to win the heart of Princess Turandot. The spine-tingling piece builds and builds to an incredibly emotional climax that has been known to reduce people to tears.
Luciano performed this, his final performance, at the 2006 Winter Olympics. He passed away in 2007. RIP Luciano...the greatest tenor ever.
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But this performance was in 1994.
A civiliced Person woud be quiet and listen
italian Legend ❤
Oh, I love these reactions. Exposure to an operatic tenor for the 1st time is an amazing experience. There are many new experiences for anyone out there across the musical world.
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Pavarotti was the greatest tenor of our time imo! Nessun dorma is an aria from the final act of the opera Turandot. Beautiful reaction. 😊
Wow, He is truly good
Thank you 😊
Wow, He is truly good
Thank you 😊
Bellissimo!
I enjoyed your reaction to this great artist. I hope you don't mind my also saying that you are beautiful.
Wow, thank you💕
She sure is beautiful ❤
The best. Not an Opera Fan like my mother and sister... but this song is amazing.
The good news is that the effect of this Aria never wears off. It is a force of nature. Thanks for the reaction. Beautiful.
Thank you too💕
@@Glow_ree Thank you for responding so quickly. It is rare thing and makes the viewer feel very special. I have a suggestion for you... Stan Walker "Don't Dream It's Over" ruclips.net/video/UzgKG3Xe8Tc/видео.html I sent this to you via your German BROT show as I wasn't sure what to do. So here it is as well. It's good for a reaction but also to listen to many times over. I love it. Thanks again. 💖
Incredible reaction! It was like reliving the first time I’ve ever seen Pavarotti-also you’re insanely beautiful.
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🌹🌷⚘️Welcome in Italy because Italy is an open-air museum 🥰Ciao
And at end the performance of Luciano ..............
I WILL WINNNNNN!!!!
VINCEROOOOOOO
The whole opera will be broadcast through metropolitan opera company this Wednesday.All across the country movie theaters
Wow amazing!
He had such a sexy voice...
Luciano Pavarotti no está sentado, está de pie abrazando el atril, se ve abajo porque el director de la orquesta está subido en una tarima. Bonita reacción y gracias por los subtítulos. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala en Centro América.
I’m sure she had to mask the image to avoid copyright hits. She and her reaction are why we watch her channel. 😊
Io, da italiano, appartengo a tutto questo.
Ogni volta che sento il nostro grande Luciano Pavarotti, per la stessa clip che tendenzialmente inserite nelle vostre reaction, mi emoziono sempre, come se fosse la prima volta.......ma è lo stesso, pur avendola ascoltata qualche centinaio di volte.
L'italia è questa, storia, tradizione, arte e spettacolo.....peccato per la politica....
Un saluto
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I'm surprised you do not have any Dimash on your channel yet! As a matter of fact, he recently performed with one of the other original Three Tenors, Placido Domingo, on the program Virtuosos. You should really check him out; you won't be disappointed and I think you'll find yourself shocked with each and every performance. I highly recommend starting with "S.O.S." at the Slavic Bazaar. I hope you'll check him out!
Thank you ❤️❤️
Dimash is a fad. How can you even think of him after having heard a real immensely talented professional, probably the greatest tenor of his generation?
Puccini.
The image was awful!
Yeah 💞💞
I'm 'white', but don't like opera.
But opera is lit for only white people, is it ?
@@Glow_ree An American female opera singer of African descend has a blog : Opera for blacks. ? ? ?
Wtf does race have to do with this. Does everything have to have race involved? Sick society
Wtf does race have to do with this? Give it a rest people are sick of it.
@Glow_ree I agree with you 100%
It only takes the first few bars of Nessun Dorma - possibly the most well-known opera song ever - to give you goosebumps.
The Italian aria is taken from Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot, an adaptation of the play of the same name by Count Carlo Gozzi from 1792, which premiered nearly 100 years ago in 1926 at the Teatro Alla Scala in Milan.
It is sung by the character Prince Calaf who is attempting to win the heart of Princess Turandot. The spine-tingling piece builds and builds to an incredibly emotional climax that has been known to reduce people to tears.