Reaction to Nessun Dorma: Luciano Pavarotti
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As many people have already said, you have just heard the greatest tenor of all time. I cry every time I watch this.
Me too.🥰😢
Me too x2
Not the greatest but certainly up there at the top.
ME TOO
Me too
He left us in 2007, but he will never leave our hearts.
His voice will be listened to on the moon, Mars and beyond.
This is the piece we should have put on the voyager record disc.
Yes sir!
At 72 yoa and having heard this at least 100 times, it still brings tears to my eyes.
Gets me every time... Hope it stays that way
Same here at 70 it does the same to me tears flow and hair whats left stands on end at the end
38 and crying...ever ever
You, Sir, just made my intended comment pointless. Thank you.
@@MainesOwn if that is the case, then you have made me feel honored. I thank you for your comments, and hope you are safe and well.
You have just heard the best in the world, the best there has ever been. Thank goodness we have his videos to enjoy!
The finest bel canto tenor of the 20th century
Maybe not of all time, but definitely of his time. He's got stiff competition from other tenors such as Jussi Bjorling and Franco Correli for all time.
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@@xigbar1994 I listened. I was not impressed. Pavarotti had plenty of competition when he entered the opera arena, they all had to step aside for him. Andrea Bocelli is nearly as good but he didn't get fat. You don't get that golden resonance if you don't get fat. That is why the great opera singers are heavy.
Maybe the best, but he's still a little sharp. No one mentions this.
@@rravvia he's not sharp....
No one cries alone listening to this
I sure as hell do haha
@@uuuuuuuuiiiiiii they are saying we are crying with her as well watching this with her. I was also getting emotional.
Well said. ❤️
I enjoyed your reaction and your sweet face and voice. Glad you discovered him. Check out his duet with, of all people, James Brown.
I do 😅
Music speaks to that part of our being that has no language.
words appeal to the intellect, but music reaches right down into the primitive part of our brain and touches our soul.
Perfectly said BB
Music is the shorthand of emotion!
Truth
You know what they say? When you cry the first time you listen to opera it means you have a kind soul
Like they say in "Pretty Woman", but a least it's true...😉
He was one of the greatest singer in the world. You're not the first person to cry at this song and you won't be the last. His voice is the land of milk and honey, don't you think? Lovely reaction. Thanks.
I've heard this one hundreds of times and I ALWAYS cry when it's sung by Pavarotti. He was truly unique.
My father was quite a stern, manly-man type when I was growing up. Only time I seen him cry was at my grandmother's funeral, and every time he listened to Nessun Dorma. And let me tell you, he cried more intensely listening to Nessun Dorma than at his own mother's funeral.
Now if that doesn't illustrate the insane raw emotional power of Luciano Pavarotti, nothing will.
God why does his voice make me tear up man? Like, i don't listen to this type of music at all not do I understand it, but it's like i understand the emotion behind it
Exactly how I felt!
Sir Speaks A Lot: I believe you just answered your own question. You and many others feel the same way.
There's a settlement that needs your help. I'll mark it on your map.
Music transcends all
You have just heard perfection.
I am an italian musician and i played with him in Itay for 30 years ago in a concert outdoor like this.
The reaction of the public, almost 100.000 people, was the same than you. Tears of greatness for the music and the voice, perfect mix.
We did this song 4 times more.
How amazing that must have been🥰🥰!! I'll bet you have extraordinary stories to tell!
You are so blessed!
Beato te!💖
please record a video telling your stories! Don't let this history be forgotten
I am a black woman who also appreciates classical music, etc. I have heard Pavarotti before, but listening to it with you was especially beautiful. Isn't it funny that although you can't understand a person's language when they are singing, you can feel the soul of what they are singing about. So, beautiful. Looking forward to listening to your other video. Love Love this channel. Iris
Check the Vangelis live mythodea to see and hear a sort of "modern classic" with two incredible black singers
colour just skin, but soul its same
the best tenor that ever existed and I don't think there is another like it, Luciano was something incredible, there is no better version of Nessun Dorma than this one), I still love seeing him so many times over the years)...
100% Correct!!
His beautiful voice has even made
Strong men tear up
There is Pavarotti and there's everyone else. His voice is unmistakable. Unmatched in clarity, passion, and power. The rest all sound the same, but you ALWAYS know when Luciano is singing.
Very true. Months ago I did an experiment listening to 8/9 different versions of the ending of Rossini's William Tell from "Tutto cangia" so to speak. In the penultimate bar before the final climax with the note awaited by everyone sung by the soprano the tenor emits a high note among the others... well of all the versions I have listened to in this penultimate bar you can hear Pavarotti's timbre very well which stands out without overwhelming the other voices but it is clearly recognized that it is him, contrary to all the other versions. The one with Pavarotti seems to me to be directed by maestro Chailly. I really like certain Wagnerian tenors and Mario del Monaco but we must admit that having shared a part of our life with Pavarotti was a great gift and a privilege. Cordial greetings.
Puccini really was a genius. And Pavarotti was amazing: technical skills power and charisma. Thank you.
This song is part of a larger story... from a Puccini opera called "Turandot" but,.. the basic story he is singing is the final act ,
A young Man Named " CalaF" falls madly in Love at first sight with the Majestic Princess "Tarandot"
She is very cold , and unobtainable to any man. yet the most beautiful Woman in the land.
Any man who tries to take her hand in marriage must answer her three Riddles.
if he fails, he will be beheaded.....
in the Previous part, " CalaF " has correctly answered the three riddles ,
he now kneels before her, correctly asking for her hand....and she pleads with him not to hold her to her words....begging no....
she says She doesnt even know is name..
He gives her one more chance ...and says
"If you Know my name by Sunrise, I shall not take your hand in Marriage, and you may Execute me Princess"
The Ruthless Princess demands no servants and townsfolk sleep until his name is revealed, if they fail, heads will Roll....
CalaF is alone in the moonlight in the palace gardens hearing the Princess give her heated, angry instructions to her servants
He begins to sing this piece:
No sleep!Nessun dorma!
No sleep
!Nessun dorma!
You too, oh Princess
Tu pure, oh Principessa
In your cold room
Nella tua fredda stanza
Look at the stars that tremble
Guardi le stelle che tremano
Of love and hope
D'amore e di speranza
But my mystery is closed in me
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
No one will know my nameI
l nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, I'll say it on your mouth
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
When the light shines
Quando la luce splenderà
And my kiss will melt
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
The silence that makes you mine
Il silenzio che ti fa mia
(No one will know his name(
ll nome suo nessun saprà
And we must, alas, die, die)
E noi dovrem, ahimè, morir, morir)
Fade away, oh nigh
tDilegua, oh notte
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
I'll win at dawn
All'alba vincerò
I will win
Vincero
I will win
Vincerò
Thank you so much
Thank you for the english translation, the story is beautiful and tragic at the same time. Loved your reaction Cynthia😘
@@AmbroseCynthia Calaf is a fallen prince, he has no lands and wealth but being noble he can claim the hand of the princess Turandot
Perfect translation, hai fatto bene 👌🏼
While I knew most of what you outlined here, I appreciate that you filled in the blanks. Thank you.
Pavarotti was the greatest tenor of all time. He made this song his signature song. Nessum Dorma = none shall sleep.
It’s amazing how much of the population has forgotten so much about the most spiritually, mentally, and emotionally well-developed music there is.
Classical is the direct pipeline to adult feeling. Nothing has ever been so ready-made for a culture starved of real depth than this world of sound.
There's no languages, continents, genres, black or white... There's emotions and love. That's what good music is. Thanks for sharing your reaction ♥️
His voice is the best in history, this is what a opera singer aspires to be. I saw him with my grandmother when I was very young. It was as life his voice touched all our souls, and we became one. It was as if we were hearing what only angels should hear. The crowd was one with him, it was unforgettably moving, and there was not a single dry eye at that event! Rest In Peace Maestro!!!!! Thank you for the moment you gave me!
He is begging for his people not to be slaughtered, one last appeal. That’s why it’s sung with such emotions and that’s Pavarottis passion. We all cry when we hear this emotional song. Great man, greatest singer. In real life he was a very nice and generous man who believed opera was for everyone not just the elites and he also had many charities.
I was very lucky to have heard the Maestro many times here in NYC and the reaction was always the same: tears. Maestro Pavarotti had not only a uniquely beautiful voice, but I tell you, something mystical happened when he sang.... the audience left their bodies and became part of the performance...you could feel, sense him putting his entire soul into EACH NOTE. There have been many great tenors but no one compares to Pavarotti, and I've heard them all. Congratulations on discovering him!!! So many extraordinary treats in store for you!
Check out Pavarotti's "E lucevan le Stelle" if you liked this. In this aria from the opera Tosca, he is passing his last night before being executed and just realizing how beautiful the world and his life are. Can't watch it in public because I melt into a puddle of tears. Thank you, an African, for reminding me, an American, that music is the universal language. I felt like we were both in a theater watching this together and sobbing.
I'm 60 yrs old and have heard this dozens of times and I never fail to tear up.
This is the definition of genius!
Love your tears - I cry every single time I listen to Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma, and that's for decades... So welcome, you are not alone with your emotions! ;-)
Listening to Pavarotti is a spiritual experience 🙏🌹
best comment to describe this this performance "no one can convince me that an Angel is not speaking to us thru this man"
He saw the Angels when he hit the final note... Beautiful
Exactly
Beautiful sentiment!
I am Italian and grew up with the Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Animals of the 60s.
But let me be proud of Turandot, Giacomo Puccini and an interpreter like Maestro Luciano Pavarotti, Italians like me.
But I'm not a chauvinist.
Because Music is not a private and privatistic art.
Art belongs to the whole humanity !!!!
I cried with you. His voice was truly amazing. My sister-in-law is a professional musician and she got to perform in the orchestra accompanying Pavarotti, and she said she and all the musicians around her were crying, too!
Yes!! I cried along with you while I watched this. His voice is definitely incredible, the way he sings this song is so magical. Im so glad you were able to witness his talent!
Thanks 🤗
The essence of ITALY
I love seeing reactors being moved to tears by the beauty of music. This doesn’t even have lyrics to affect you, it’s just pure emotion. 💜
I from turkey..you re beautiful girl.don t cry🤗yess magic voice by pavarotti 💫✨
Hi there! Your reaction moved me to tears because you really felt Luciano’s emotions and the power of his own voice. Thank you from Italy ❤️
Instant chills. I'd give anything, if he was still with us. A bit of trivia; this piece he chose as his last appearance, when opening the Olympics in Italy
I’m a midwestern, military veteran, and every time I hear Luciano’s Nessun Dorma it chokes me up. If this doesn’t move you, you are not human.
Try listening to the man sing with $4,000 speakers at a level 5 on the volume dial, you will faint, maybe you might just kneel down in awe, the angelic power of his voice is too powerful !!!!!!!
Nessun Dorma means None Shall Sleep .. you've just heard the greatest tenor of all time! May he RIP. HE'S SINGING FOR THE ANGELS NOW!!
Ascolto questa melodia e piango dall emozione ogni volta...la tua e' la reazione di una persona sensibile che ascolta il linguaggio universale della musica...Luciano orgoglio italiano! Grazie
this was such a nice comment i will gladly translate (insomnia kicked in anyways):
"i listen to this song and i cry every time.. yours is the reaction of a sensitive (as in you allow yourself to be moved) person who listens to the universal language of music.. Us Italians are very proud of Luciano! Thank you"
Its beautiful that your reaction in hearing it for the first time is the same for me and I have heard it 100 times and it was written in the 1890's 130 years ago.
I am an Italian and I am proud of Luciano Pavarotti! long live Italy !!
Your tears beautiful, are caused by one of THE two tenors in 120 years and this recording...is a masterpiece.
If Maestro Luciano's high-C doesn't make you cry you have no soul. I bawled like a baby the day he died. Ciao, Maestro...
Loved how at 4:42 you expressed what everybody expresses at that point in the song: "okay, okay, I'm fine. I got this." And then comes the climax of the song, which, well.... nobody's "got this" by that point. Beautiful. :)
Oh beautiful lady - your reaction to this timeless aria performed by one of the very greatest tenors that ever lived in our lifetime is not uncommon!
I am currently studying BEL CANTO technique which is a 600 year old vocal technique designed to directly affect the essence of the human soul on an emotional and spiritual basis regardless of whether or not you comprehend the sung language .
This is exactly why you felt each every note deeply and viscerally.. God bless Luciano and everyone like yourself that has been touched by the intensity of the maestros voice 🙏
Here's what's amazing to me. We can come from any part of the earth, but we all understand the language of emotions through music. You don't need to know what words he's singing, but every person knows what he's singing about: desire, love, longing, fear, determination. We all know that language of music because we have souls and brains. He's not singing about "Honey, is it my turn to take out the garbage or is it yours?" No. He's singing about something that's curled up in the very core of the human soul, a soft animal that feels need for love, that feels fear that it might not get love. What's more fundamental than that? Great reaction - your own power emotions are part of the artistry of this reaction video. Thank you!
I love this opera. I don't understand a word of it, but it somehow surpasses the spoken word and reaches the soul. That's my interpretation of it. I love it.
(Actually, to be accurate, this isn’t the opera, it’s just an aria FROM the opera, which he’s excerpting for this concert. The opera is an entire piece of musical theatre that you’d see in a whole evening.)
I saw the three tenors (Carreras, Domingo, Pavarotti) at a concert in Düsseldorf (Germany) in 1996. Also there they sang 'Nessun Dorma'. It was indescribable.
best tenor of all time... Pavarotti one of our Italian prides, Rest in peace Luciano you still embrace our souls!
This piece is so moving. Noone can listen to it without goose skin and tears. Thank you so much for this video! You are so nice and gentle❤️. Respect from Italy.
It's okay this song makes me cry too you beautiful person
Seeing someone experience "El Maestro" (or any music) for the first time never gets old. Your pure and emotional reaction is heartwarming to see.
He had the very rare ability, to touch your soul . Even if you never heard opera before, or remotely even like it.
As soon as you hear Pavarotti, it grabs you by the throat and begs you to listen to it. The man was bigger than life, well worth watching his documentaries
There were many incredible tenors in the history, but Pavarotti was in another planet
I first heard Pavarotti sing in San Francisco's new opera house in the 1970's. I never tire hearing him sing, especially his signature "Nessun Dorma". And I never tire seeing the reaction of new faces hearing him for the first time. Congratulations Ambrose Cynthia and welcome to the club!
The best part, Cynthia, is that you will feel him touch your soul everytime you hear him sing this piece.
I just watched 6 or 7 reaction videos of this piece...and the look in everyone's eyes was amazement and then awe...followed by teats.,...such beauty...
In a way, I think it is better to listen to this aria in a foreign language because you can focus on the emotion he expresses and it carries you to a climax that is unbelievable.
I believe that! I would give a leg if I could listen to this withot understanding the lyrics :) Good music tast though :)
Great reaction! You should react to "Caruso" performed by Pavarotti, there is a video with english subtitles
To clarify, "Caruso" By L. Dalla, performed by Pavarotti is a great song.
Enrico Caruso, the subject of the song, was on the other side the greatest tenor who ever lived, though his recordings are of the quality we had 100 years ago.
When start applauding after LISTENING TO IT BY YOURSELF then THAT'S the mark of GREATNESS !!
your reaction is the ultimate compliment .... that he would move you to tears
I'm italian. Puccini and Pavarotti are pride for us 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹. Thank you for the reaction
I don't not understand a word this Hero of mine has just sung. But I always cry to this Classic! And the choir are beautiful let's not forget them and the orchestra.. this is never going to stop emotions flowing !!
I've seen this numerous times - and I cry every time - that is a reaction as well as all the words - thank you
Great reaction. That’s what a great performer like Luciano is expected to bring out of their audience. Emotion is the tap root of these performers. There is more to it than just having the ability to hit high C’s. Theres feeling there and Pavarotti has always had both. Thanks for this one!
Luciano Pavarotti is considered one of the three or five greatest tenors of all time.
That was a beautiful, heartfelt reaction! I have been listening to Pavarotti for 25+ years now and he STILL touches me every time! I had the pleasure of seeing him live back in 2003 and it was a surreal experience that I will never forget! Simply put, you have heard the BEST and he NEVER disappoints!
This man is now singing in heaven!!
This is one of my favorite opera pieces thanks for reacting to it : ) I’ve heard this song plenty of times but everytime it bring chills and tear to my eyes it’s beautiful😁
watching your reaction brought tears to my own eyes: I've heard this song so many times, but it's wonderful to watch someone hear it for the first time, it helps me to remember my first time
i first heard this song when i was 3 years old 49 years ago & Still LOVE IT!!! i still don't understand a single word!!!
As an Italian as I am, I say that Pavarotti was a unique, good, human person!! His voice wakes anyone up. A cannonball!
You can see how relaxed his face is especially his jaw. No effort to sing this song, he was so powerful ❤️❤️
Il Maestro now trains the angels to emote while singing. Can’t wait to hear him again in person.
Weeping at beauty is natural. Pavarotti had one of the purest and most powerful tenor voices you will ever hear. He was a bit older here, but still could blow most singers out of the water. I love your reaction! I had the same the first time I heard him.
I went to see the Ron Howard movie about Luciano, and I was not the only one crying in the theater. His voice just pierces me.
Beautiful! Well, how do you describe the most powerful singing voice you've ever heard...you don't...you shed a tear and listen to it again, just to confirm that what you just listened to was real.
Let the tears flow. I'm a 61 year Englishman and i still cry when this man sings
That is the reaction what you should have. I have been listening Mr. Pavarotti many years and I just love his voice and presence.
Wonderful reaction and yes his projections raises your energy ...
I’ve heard this countless times, and I cry every time. This is the high point of Opera if you ask me.
You are so sweet. I cry every time I hear him sing this song. I blubber like a fool.
I cry like a LIT-TLE BA-BY every time I hear this.
within the first 5 seconds of the video I immediately thought you were so pretty not just outside but you have a beautiful light in your eyes and smile that just makes it seem as though you have a beautiful soul and, GIRL- when you started crying🥺🥺🥺 I just new i was right
🥺🥺🤗 thanks Angelica!
Your reactions as you went through this and his voice made me cry...brother !
Aww.. your reaction was lovely, Ambrose. 😊
Just discovered you. You are sooooooooo gorgeous and your skin glows. By the way, I also cry each and every single time I listen to PAVAROTTI. You got a new subscriber. You must watch the 2019 documentary PAVAROTTI. It is amazing!
Thanks a lot
*I cried along with you sweet heart, it really was something else. Heart touching!* ♥️
This song gets me everytime, once you started, I was oh dammm here I go...........if this song doesn't touch the soul, that person is soul less
Like hearing an Angel sing .....another one of the greatest lost too soon
Dead or alive, Il Maestro has the power to move people to tears with his tenor voice.
Tears every single time. We are truly blessed, truly, to have lived in the time of Pavarotti.
Everyone cries when they first hear this. Everyone. It is magnificent and a song that almost everyone calls "The Pavarotti Song". Anything you listen to of his will touch you in some manner. He collaborated with many of the days most famous musicians--Sting, Bono, Barry White, James Brown--and kept opera music on the world stage for new listeners. My sister once got me a CD of his.....she said "I don't know anything about opera, but I've heard of Pavarotti, so I figured you'd know him, too". THAT was the influence he had. People that didn't know anything about opera, knew his name, and that is no easy task to achieve.
Someone pouring out his heart to you. Isn't it wonderful beyond words.
I am glad you Listen, nor just hear what is in front of you ... In Opera they are not songs, they are referred to as Arias ... if you want to have your heart elevated again, I gift you with this aria, sung by one of the most beautiful sopranos, in the French crime-thriller DIVA ... Much Love and Peace @
Thank you Bernardo
The best way to describe it is that he touches the higher centers of your being so that is why you cry. He does that to me too : )))
Your accent matches your beauty. I understand how one can be so moved by such music, yet it breaks my heart to see you cry.
Also in Germany in 1988 he received a standing ovation for 1 hour and 7 mins and took 165 curtain calls.
I'm a MAN & I agree..I remember watching THIS!! I remember seeing HIS eyes tear up!! I have no idea what he says, but it touched me AND STILL DOES!! Made me look at opera that I never did! Thank u for reminding us.