The greatest maestro Lucciano Pavarotti, way bak in so many years he give a great concert at The Riviera Maya in México, I think It was near to the Tukulkan Temple of the Mayas, I can't remember the exact year, but this greatest, talented tenor Luciano Pavarotti RIP give a wonderful concert there.
La tua reazione e sincera pensa io abito non lontano da dove abitava lui conoscevo il padre di Pavarotti aveva una gran passione per il canto certo non era come suo figlio andava a cantare nei matrimoni tipo quello di mia cugina ciao signora
Your Italian pronunciation of his name and the song is one of the best I have heard in S. Africa. Someone who is not familiar with Italian. I strongly recommend GOOGLE "Turandot" and read the libretto (the story). At least this Aria. It is beautiful. The writer and composer of the Opera was Puccini. He also wrote what became the background melody of "Moon Struck"1980's He as of course long departed. But his Music lives. on.
I recommend you listen to the following songs: 1. Time To Say Goodbye with Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli. 2. O Mio Babbino Caro with Amira Willighagen and Andre Rieu. 3. Duet of Flowers with Amira Willigaghen and Corlea Botha. Greetings from Guatemala City in Central America.
That guy oughtta stick with it. And the Puccini is like a three-stage rocket. Saw him perform once in Boston Esplanade Hatch Shell, while filming O Giorgio. Free concert. Why not. Plus I got to be a movie star. I'm the dot 47th across and 78th down during minute 63:34.
if you want an idea about Pav's range in his younger years...try "ah,mes amis" ruclips.net/video/ASXYB_TQjpc/видео.html Short condensation...napoleanic wars backdrop..young Tryrolean falls in love with an orphan adopted by a french regiment. His head turned by love,he joins up to win her hand. Incredibly demaninding aria, as the composer has the tenor hit nine (9) highC's...actually eight, but those who can throw in an additional one, like Pav does.There is no lead up to the high C's...they are just there. A firecraker ending! This is a comedic opera, so in the end, the guy gets the girl. ("La Fille du Regiment" by Donizetti)
Hope you got to listen and enjoyed! Just amazing how he throws out those high notes with ease. He also gets to show the comic side of his character in that opera.
He (Calais, the forgotten prince in the opera), has returned to marry the cold princess. She doesn't want to marry, so has come up with three riddles for anyone to get her hand in marriage. Anyone who doesn't is beheaded. Calais does answer the three riddles and was in love with her on first sight. She still won't marry, so he slaps a riddle on her and if she can't answer it by morning, she'll have to marry him. She agrees. The riddle was to know his name and the answer must come by morning. The cold princess (Turandot) orders that none shall sleep ... and she tortures to find the name in time. That is why the principality is chanting in the background "nessun dorma". A woman in his history who had loved him falls on a blade to keep from saying his name and revealing to the cold princess who he was. The point of the song is that she has killed many for these three riddles and no one will speak his name. No one will sleep (Nessun Dorma) until the riddle is completed, but she can't, so she has to marry him. The aria ends with his song ending in "I will win". The woman who fell on the blade said with her dying breath, his name is "love", and the princess took that as truth. The princess answered the riddle incorrectly. She thought his name was "love", but it was "Calais", the forgotten prince who'd been loved so much by another woman that she gave her life for him to be happy.
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Perfection! So sad we lost him
Thank you Madam! Respects from Italy!
Real emotion, girl! One of the greatest ever! ♥♥♥ ♥♥♥ ♥♥♥
Lo ribadisco....non c' è né per nessuno.... Pavarotti numero uno..🇮🇹
I cry always....too
Me too, blessings from Glasgow
This is probably one of my favorite reactions I've seen to this video, your expression mirrored mine when I first heard it. Just so stunning!
Oh wow… thank you ❤️
Great reaction
His unmatchable voice could bring a stone to tears
I doubt Mick Jagger would be into opera tbh.😉
The greatest maestro Lucciano Pavarotti, way bak in so many years he give a great concert at The Riviera Maya in México, I think It was near to the Tukulkan Temple of the Mayas, I can't remember the exact year, but this greatest, talented tenor Luciano Pavarotti RIP give a wonderful concert there.
Big love for your honest reaction...I feel the same...Luciano is the King❤️
Big virtual hug from Slovenia!
Music for the soul. A voice from Heaven.
Perfect reaction
Awesome voice,in a class by himself!
Thank you for your lovely reaction, this is the combination of one of the most beautiful arias and possibly the finest tenors of the 20th century
wonderful reaction, gives you goose bumps his voice.
I love your reactiong. Im crying! :_)
This could bring tears to a glass eye. ❤
All of human musical history evolved to this moment.
Heavenly voice. Check him out singing “Ave maria” live in 1978
I love your face while listening to this, you look so amazed ❤😊 hugs from Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱❤️
Great reaction❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶
Thank you
La perfezione ❤
Wonderful reaction. Greetings from a Symphonic Metal fan.
Big Luciano Pavarotti orgoglio italiano
I LOVE your reacction
Thank you
Pavarotti is the guy make me proud to be Italian
Awww 😊
Awww 😊
La tua reazione e sincera pensa io abito non lontano da dove abitava lui conoscevo il padre di Pavarotti aveva una gran passione per il canto certo non era come suo figlio andava a cantare nei matrimoni tipo quello di mia cugina ciao signora
Try Dmitry Hvorostovsky Kak molody my bili and Moscow nights and cardiff singer of the world Yeletsky's aria
You are ready for OPERA!
Your Italian pronunciation of his name and the song is one of the best I have heard in S. Africa. Someone who is not familiar with Italian. I strongly recommend GOOGLE "Turandot" and read the libretto (the story). At least this Aria. It is beautiful. The writer and composer of the Opera was Puccini. He also wrote what became the background melody of "Moon Struck"1980's He as of course long departed. But his Music lives. on.
brividiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :-)
I recommend you listen to the following songs: 1. Time To Say Goodbye with Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli. 2. O Mio Babbino Caro with Amira Willighagen and Andre Rieu. 3. Duet of Flowers with Amira Willigaghen and Corlea Botha. Greetings from Guatemala City in Central America.
That guy oughtta stick with it. And the Puccini is like a three-stage rocket.
Saw him perform once in Boston Esplanade Hatch Shell, while filming O Giorgio. Free concert. Why not. Plus I got to be a movie star. I'm the dot 47th across and 78th down during minute 63:34.
Reaction en-pointe🎉
if you want an idea about Pav's range in his younger years...try "ah,mes amis"
ruclips.net/video/ASXYB_TQjpc/видео.html
Short condensation...napoleanic wars backdrop..young Tryrolean falls in love with an orphan adopted by a french regiment. His head turned by love,he joins up to win her hand. Incredibly demaninding aria, as the composer has the tenor hit nine (9) highC's...actually eight, but those who can throw in an additional one, like Pav does.There is no lead up to the high C's...they are just there. A firecraker ending!
This is a comedic opera, so in the end, the guy gets the girl. ("La Fille du Regiment" by Donizetti)
Hope you got to listen and enjoyed! Just amazing how he throws out those high notes with ease. He also gets to show the comic side of his character in that opera.
He (Calais, the forgotten prince in the opera), has returned to marry the cold princess. She doesn't want to marry, so has come up with three riddles for anyone to get her hand in marriage. Anyone who doesn't is beheaded.
Calais does answer the three riddles and was in love with her on first sight. She still won't marry, so he slaps a riddle on her and if she can't answer it by morning, she'll have to marry him. She agrees. The riddle was to know his name and the answer must come by morning. The cold princess (Turandot) orders that none shall sleep ... and she tortures to find the name in time. That is why the principality is chanting in the background "nessun dorma".
A woman in his history who had loved him falls on a blade to keep from saying his name and revealing to the cold princess who he was.
The point of the song is that she has killed many for these three riddles and no one will speak his name. No one will sleep (Nessun Dorma) until the riddle is completed, but she can't, so she has to marry him. The aria ends with his song ending in "I will win". The woman who fell on the blade said with her dying breath, his name is "love", and the princess took that as truth. The princess answered the riddle incorrectly. She thought his name was "love", but it was "Calais", the forgotten prince who'd been loved so much by another woman that she gave her life for him to be happy.
Zittaaaaaaa
God bless
That's called Western Civilisation. That's called "culture".