FIRST TIME HEARING Luciano Pavarotti - Nessun Dorma from Turandot REACTION | GOOSEBUMPS!!! 😱😳
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I've been straight up punk and goth for 30 years, but Pavarotti makes me cry everytime.😍
Same for me. Metal and Goth and Luciano. :)
It doesn't matter what genre of music you like, or grew up with, or was subjected to constantly, or forced to play. What DOES matter is that you do listen to music outside that influence now. Like it or hate it, you're expanding your horizons, and that's just great.
That's what a GOAT does. No matter the genre. Never miss out on the experience.
Ditto.
Me too
It doesn't matter what music you're into, you can't helped but be moved by this performance by Pavarotti. He was the goat of all genres!
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Enrico Caruso: ¨Hold my beer¨
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Only Caruso
The true GOAT Is Franco Corelli. If you want to hear Nessun dorma as it should be sung, listen to him.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Well, there's no accounting for taste. (BTW, I can't listen to Nilsson; her voice is like a cold steel poker through my ear. 🙂)
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I’m in Jussi team as well but I agree that, at least, Caruso and Pavarotti are among the 5 who can pretend to GOAT title 🥰
When he hits that high note at the end the facial expressions on both of your faces is priceless. Keep doing you!
Didn't think I'd see Opera here and I am so here for it!! I was lucky enough to see him live (RIP Luciano) and he was magic. He and the 3 Tenors together... chills for days...
I saw him live on the Met stage in Louisa Miller. He was too big to wrap his arms around the soprano but big enough to wrap himself around the audience.
So basically he is singing about a man who has to answer 3 questions or challenges to win the heart of a princess who he loves(if he loses he will be killed), he is basically singing about his love and the certainty he will win the competition and the woman he:adores
Lifelong metalhead yet Pavarotti always brings goosebumps and tears. Great reaction!
Pavarotti. The King of Opera
The Maestro.
@@80mtn Most definitely 👑👍
This is so beautiful. My Mom used to listen to him, his voice is magical. I don’t think we will ever see another one like him. I surprised her for her 70th birthday to see him live, I had goosebumps the whole concert and crying. I love your reactions ❤️❤️
The power , the clarity, an EXTRAORDINARY voice. I've watched this performance many times and it always gives me chills.
It always gets me teary-eyed no matter how many times I hear it.
I was have tears in my eye for this performance
When I was a little kid, my grandfather used to listen to Enrico Caruso records and he would have tears in his eyes. I’m 75 and I understand why he had those tears.
My old man too also with Gigli.
In Russia in the 80s even the smallest town will have an Opera House, all of my friends can all cite an example of seeing Adults cry for the 1st time on such an outing. Universally beauty is hard to deny. Also Russina Opera is one of the few times you would not think we were speaking Klingon 😉
@@lolabroadhead3972 I have records of the the Red Army Ensemble, they give me the same emotional experience, the same as Pavarotti's singing. I wish I could describe it. In a different way a Welsh male voice choir does the same. ( Perhaps being 87% Welsh accounts for that.one)
@@iriscollins7583 I think with the Red Army it is so many voices that can do the same thing is overwhelming emotionally. It is the same with a Drum line I find. It is a shame that it is considered something niche or snooty. But that is why I love watching reaction videos to all sorts of music, especially inow I live in the UK, where the radio stations do offer a range of music. You would be hard pressed to know an Elton John or Led Zeppelin track. I have never seen a Welsh Choir live yet, but there is always Men of Harlech to binge on instead 😉
Jerry Hadley was another with that power. Tito Schipas voice, while small and somewhat limited in range was also very beautiful. The most recent voices to stir my soul were Leonid Sobinov and Jean-Paul Fouchécourt.
If you close your eyes and let his voice fill you, language is no barrier. The emotion is all that's left.
And all there is
You have just heard and witnessed the greatest tenor of all time.
Magnifique!
Some times you don’t even have to understand what people are singing to feel the emotions.
Well hey, that’s why most instrumental music works. 🤷🏼♂️☺️
In addition to his duet with James Brown, check out his duets with Celine Dion and Tracy Chapman - wonderful!! He did these for charity in his hometown and artists couldnt wait to come and sing with him. He held concert in New York Central Park with 500,000 in audience.
Son I'm proud of you. That's the way to LISTEN to a masterful artist performing. Good job guys. Pavarotti was a gift to us all. There are other performances of him singing this song where he holds the notes even longer when he was younger. Ty for this reaction. Best wishes for much success to your channel.
Now this is singing! You can see in his eyes he went to this other place.
Best part is its all live. No mixing, no programmed timing, no amplified distortions.
A real group of MUSICIANS blending together in natural harmony.
Probably the greatest male operatic voice and the control is unreal. For another amazing operatic voice try Montserrat Caballe, she did an entire album with Freddie Mercury. The notes that she could reach were amazing.
Absolutely one of the greatest tenors of all time and this aria was a sort of signature piece for him. Many tenors have sung it but few if any could compare to Pavarotti’s rendition. The audience would go wild as the first few bars were played, knowing what was coming.
He was so extraordinary! My mom has his records & used to play them when I was a kid! 😁 You guys are too funny! 😂😂 In my family it's usually listened to when they are trying to relax.
Nessun dorma, (x2)
None shall sleep (x2),
Tu pure, oh principessa
Even you, oh Princess,
Nella tua fredda stanza
In your cold room,
Guardi le stelle,
Watch the stars,
Che tremano d'amore
That tremble with love
E di speranza
And with hope.
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
But my secret is hidden within me,
Il nome mio nessun saprá
My name no one shall know,
No... no...
No... no...
Sulla tua bocca, lo diró,
On your mouth, I will tell it,
Quando la luce splenderà
When the light shines.
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
And my kiss will dissolve the silence that
Che ti fa mia
makes you mine!
Il nome suo nessun saprá! E noi dovremo ahimè Morir ! (coro)
No one will know his name and we must, alas, die. (choir)
Dilegua, o notte!
Vanish, o night!
Tramontate stelle! Tramontate stelle!
Set, stars! Set, stars!
All'alba, vinceró!
At dawn, I will win!
Vinceró!
I will win!
Vinceróooooo!
I will win!
Heres the translation
Cheers from 🇮🇹
Great to see that you're becoming aware of your spirits soaring. The moment it hit, your eyes lit up and you flew back in your chair! Dynamite reaction 😊
Your reaction made my heart smile. I grew up with classical music in my house. My father would make us listen to it and he would translate the opera and tell us about the life of the composer. I hated it at the time but I am so glad he did. Without classical music we wouldn't have the music we have today. Fun fact Pavarotti would breath in a round sometimes and once I learned that I knew when I watched him I was watching a man with a true gift from God. I truly enjoyed your reaction especially at the end your faces were so awesome. 💙
That brought me so much joy to watch you enjoy that, God Bless.
First, thank you for playing the video thru without talking or interrupting it. Secondly thank you for reaching out of your comfort zone and learning about other forms of music. You will not regret it. Good for you.
Nothing more romantic than the voice of Pavarotti. I've played the violin since 10 and studied opera since about 8 or 9. This has always been the top of my favorite opera songs list. I love the 3 Tenors (which you should definitely checkout), which is Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carreras. I was blessed as a kid to actually see them in concert once in LA in 1994 (I believe was the year) and got to meet them behind the scenes. Amazing. They performed Nessun Dorma as a trio and also checkout their performance of "O Sole Mia" . It shows how great of friends they were and their sense of humor while performing.
It is so good to see your appreciation of the greatest tenor of all time. You need to watch the videos from the 3 Tenors at Los Angeles in 1994. It has some of the greatest arias by Luciano. I think you will enjoy it.
His aria of "E lucevan le stelle" from the opera Tosca is priceless. He performed it in 1978 (has english subs) and is about a man who is about to be executed. It shows Pavarotti's brilliance. Even if you dont react to it, you should watch it. It will make you a fan forever. I have subscribed simply to watch you develop your taste in real music.
I love you two, honestly. I never, ever use that word, but when you said," I been working on my cursing.." cause you got a newborn. Dude, I can't stress it enough, you two have something that is SO sought after. Nurture it, make it grow. God love you.
Nessun Dorma means No One Sleeps. The story is about a prince who will be competing in a contest in the morning to win the hand of a beautiful but cold princess. If he fails to answer her three questions correctly he will lose his head. He is not worried, he is sure he will win (Vincera, Vencera=I will win! I will Win!). He has kept his name secret, the princess has sent her servants all over town to find out who he is. No gets any sleep tonight. Check out Vesti La Giubba (Put your costume on). And keep a box of tissue handy. Opera is a play with music. The actors sing rather than speak their parts. About the orchestra: This is the largest orchestra I have ever seen. And they are the best of the best. The conductor is Zubin Meta, the most prestigious conductor in the world. Did you notice the overhead screens showing him conducting? This orchestra is so large, not all of the musicians can see the conductor, so they are watching his directions on the screens. The conductor watches Pavarotti, takes his cues from him, and conveys them to the orchestra through the movements of the baton, his hands, and his arms.
My grandmother put me on to the 🐐 when I was a little kid!
Crazy!!!!!!! It's been 15 years since Luciano is gone but his voice will remain with us for eternity. A voice that made him the greatest, most immense, immeasurable, good in nature and character gave an example of behavior and professionalism that had no equal. Great Luciano, those who don't know you call you Pavarotti but for us you are Luciano. The greatest voice. Thanks for existing.
Pavarotti was one of the best. You need to react to him as the three tenors. It is so joyful to see them play off each other in the middle of a concerto. Also, for a more youthful spin, react to Il Volo. Love love them.
Goosebumps...every time!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! You both were REALLY taken with that! Well done. It's great to see how a completely different genre of music can capture your generation so brilliantly. Well done, again!
She did great reading a foreign language. I still have to sound out new words in English! He was a once in a lifetime (or 3) treasure.
I listen to Opera to soothe me when I have had a rough day, I pull up some of my favorite voices, Pavarotti, Bocelli, Domingo, Carerras... pop the cork on a nice bottle of wine and chillax :) Andrea Bocelli Con te Partiro is a beautiful song, he's the Blind Tenor, very beautiful voice.
Pavorotti took being an opera singer to a previously unheard of level of worldwide fame. never before had an opera singer, let alone a male opera singer, achieved what he did, globally.
You're right. He actually brought acting to opera.
King of the High C’s and the most amazing tenor of the last century
The voice versus orchestra is one of the most operatic things and the tenor is the most amazing voice in opera. You should explore Jussi and Caruso then explore some Bass voices. You should hear the sopranos, the contraltos, the full cast of characters and composers.
Maybe Jussi might be more succulent
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee he is personifying evil
This guy, enters your inner soul and kicks shit around. Just jaw dropping his voice. 🥃
Nessun Dorma ( "no one sleeps") is an aria from Puccini's opera "Turandot", sung by all the great ( and near great ) opera stars (male and female)........this is probably the most moving rendition of all....R.I.P., Maestro Pavarotti.....
I could tell the dude felt that in his soul, that smile was heavenly. 😊
The story with this piece is interesting. Basically, he loves the Princess, and answered her three riddles correctly, so she has to marry him, but she finds him repulsive. He offers her a deal - if she can guess his name by dawn then she can have him executed. She then orders her people to stay up all night and find his name by dawn, or else she will have all of them killed. He then sings this song in triumph, because none of them know his name.
thing thats so great about opera is everyone brings something different... no one will touch pavatotti's power...
I love how Pavarotti was amazed by that last note himself ❤️
(Actually, to put it over the top, he’s channeling a bit of the character of “Calaf”, from the opera. Pavarotti always played this scene like he was in a state of spiritual possession.)
I think you'd enjoy attending an opera. Good operas to start would be La Boheme, La Traviata, Il Barbiere do Siviglia (The Barber of Seville), Carmen, Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute). Most operas have screens with the translation from the language the performers use to English. However, it's not needed if the opera is well performed. You'll quickly understand what's happening.
Very nice and funny is "La Cenerentola" by Rossini with a very "brava" american soprano Frederica Von Staden
You can find la cenerentola on You tube
The absolute best version is in his Film "Yes Georgio" .... When he was at the peak of his powers! ..... He hold the notes twice as long!
I have been playing and singing on stage since I was 6 years old, 72 years now and still counting, and how you guys reacted to this warms my heart. I know that this is totally our of your genre, and your reactions were priceless. Please do yourselves a favor and attend one symphony orchestra and one opera in your lifetime. The experiences will be well worth it.
Hahaha R your little smile 🤣 I love watching you guys see new stuff!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦
I love seeing young people enjoying and appreciating opera an classical music.
I just respect anyone who listens to diverse music across the board.. My Playlists have always gone from Classic Rock, to Alternative, to Rap, to Old Skool Rap, to Classical, to Opera, ETC.
It really is the way to be in my opinion.
Most can take a small dose of opera when the song is superior and so is the singer as in this case. the world is full of great music not heard by victims of the corporate playlist media. Congratulations... you just stepped into the upper zone of greatness, and you KNEW it. Now try some Duke Ellington and George Gershwin as well as well.
That was such a cool interpretation that you just did. I am so impressed with your willingness to listen to all genres of music and to find something unique to appreciate about all of them. I've been watching you for a few months, and I am amazed at how much you just take everything in like a sponge and learn from it. That is a real gift. Have you ever considered going back to school to study music? You are obviously very smart, and I really think you could be a music critic or producer. Love you guys so much!
La Traviata is a wonderful opera to start with … or Die Zauberflöte (Magic Flute) make sure you take tissue with you for sure . The emotion you feel watching it play out on the stage is mesmerizing will suck you in and you feel the pain and the joy . I think everyone on earth should go too at least one in their life . Most amazing way too get in touch with feelings you may never know you have deep inside .
Die Zauberflöte.
Has to be with Diana Damrau.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee
Doesn't change the fact that she is the best Queen.
This music hits your soul not your ears it’s different and it will help you change your day his voice is one of the most beautiful sounds ever put on this planet. You should check out his song Caruso it will blow your mind
I actually saw him in Dallas back in the 90s. I think 1993. I had to take the day off work ,because it was a 4 hour drive, one way, to get there. My bosses wanted to know why I needed the day off, so I told them I was going to see Pavarotti. They just laughed and didn't even know who he was. One of them actually asked me if he was an Italian golfer. LMFAO I'll never forget that performance as long as I live. He was out of this world .
Awesome performance. I have had the CD of the full concert since about the time it came out, and still love it. Another fire performance from this concert is by Placido Domingo, singing No Puede Ser. Search for 'Placido Domingo-No puede ser-7/7/1990 Rome'. Domingo was often disregarded when compared to Pavarotti, but in this song he showed that he could bring the fire as well.
No Puede Ser is a song about a man that was told that the love of his life was just using him. In this song he expresses his doubt, because he knows her, and his heart tells him she is a good woman. It is a song full of passion, heartbreak and redemption, and Domingo does it full justice.
When him and Andrea sing its beautiful.
Great reaction! Although opera is not my favourite, there is no denying Pavarotti was absolutely incredible!!
I think you guys should see something live. It doesn’t have to be opera, maybe a symphony?? Being in a room with a lot of instruments is an amazing experience.
I also think you should check out ‘Time To Say Goodbye’. The version by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman is amazing imo.
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If you decide to go to the opera, you have to choose wisely or you will not like it. I would recommend The Magic Flute by Mozart. Very entertaining even for a modern music listener. Or maybe Madame Butterfly by Puccini
Carmen is a great first choice but Turandot is🔥
@@catherinelynnfraser2001 long ago I got to be a dancer in the touring Met production of Turandot in Louisville. It was such a magical experience!
I've heard this manty times and I still get goosebumps....
Told 'ya he was the best one. 😊
I have to say how much respect i get from you. Awhile ago you reacted to my favorit rock band Led Zeppelin and as a musician i was very moved to hear how you perceived the individual instruments and honestly pointed out that we learn , we hear how much the different instruments add to the whole.
Not least Led Zeppelin where all four are extremely skilled. Rock's equivalent of The Beatles. Not at all like Zeppelin's way of writing classical rock is Deep Purple , one of the most skilled musicians in rock history , Smoke on the water , Highway Star , Burn , Picture of home ,Lacy and many many more i can warmly recommend.
Thank you for the humble honesty of my generation of music .
Bless...
Who ever recommended this 2 you guys is the fooking man Pavarotti is gold best tenor in my opinion, the passion he presents is unimaginable Vesti La Giubba which is about infidelity or to put on the costume n Italian sense is great 2 by him a 1893 cover i think haha.
The best tenor of all time, great reaction at the end to that final note.
Always takes me straight back to Italia 90. I really thought England were going to win it. They did win the Fair Play Award, which is something, I suppose.
I saw him sing this when i was 10 . The room was electric
Listen to him do this in Paris in 98 i think best ever! Held note forever!!!!!
His voice touches my Soul and this song
Loved the Pavarotti reaction! If you want to hear a really good female opera singer, there is a video called the Queen of the Night Aria and her singing is amazing.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I think the acting is what really helps Damrau's performance and brings it up there.
That was fun watching you both smile. I grew up listening to Pavarotti. Yeah goosebumps.
I like your guys' reaction to this!!! He is the best singer that ever came out in history!!! No matter what genre of music. Keep up the good job ya'll
Amazing tenor. When Frank Rich of the NYT reviewed someone's performance, he said it was "as sturdy as Pavororotti's dressing room stool, missing one leg". That's a reference to greatness.
I was so happy you liked this!! It’s so beautiful, it gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes. I remember saying I feel like he’s talking to God and he took me with him.
And then you made a comment about God too and my jaw dropped! Plus, he was up in age for this recording. He’s even more brilliant in his prime.
Pavarotti was one of the greatest operatic tenors in history. Nessun Dorma is an Aria (solo) in an Opera named “Turandot” composed by Puccini in the late1890’s. Sadly, he died before he completed it and another composer finished it. If you enjoy operatic singing, search RUclips for “The Three Tenors”. They are Pavarotti, Carreras & Domingo. They performed outdoor concerts after the World Cup Games in the 1990’s. They were close friends and their interactions with each other are funny. Specifically, search for “O Solo Mia” by the Three Tenors and enjoy.
Everytime I listen to Pavarotti do Nessun Dorma, it is goose bump, wet eye time. And I'm 74 years old and don't speak Itralian But that pure voice. Holy Cow...
He was known as the King of the high C’s and yes he hit higher notes than that regularly in opera. In the aria “ah mes amis” he hit 9 high c’s in quick succession which cemented him as one of the great tenors - for me he is the g.o.a.t. when it comes to male singers.
I never get tired of this, The great Man would be singing with God!
Her face when you said "LIGHT" was priceless!
Nessun dorma is Italian, as was Pavarotti. Glad you discovered the Pavarotti - James Brown duet.
Good for you both for not interrupting it in the middle. You two are cute together and are fun to watch.
Miss Sarajevo - Pavarotti & U2 is a stunning song to check out
“None Shall Sleep”
woke you up
no yawning
when Pavarotti sings
the words of Puccini
The most remarkable thing about opera is that they don't have microphones. They fill the entire room with just their voices.
I hope by now you have attended a live opera performance. Luciano Pavarotti is the reason I became hooked on opera 40 years ago and have been to many live shows in Seattle. Some I didn't like at all, others I slept through. Start with the more lighthearted, comical operas like The Barber of Seville, The Magic Flute, The Marriage of Figaro, then go on to Carmen, LaTraviata, Madame Butterfly, Aida, etc. Fortunately, the theaters provide the lyrics in English on a screen above the stage. You will LOVE it.
This performance has never failed to give me goosebumps, and confirmed again today, it still can.
I don’t care what music you’re into. There is no way that anyone cannot appreciate the talent that was Luciano Pavarotti. I get goosebumps and tears when I hear this performance.
the best vocal ever in the universe , try vesti la giuba live is unique
Talent is talent. Beauty is beauty. They don’t have any boundaries or prejudice. ❤️
This is one of my most favourite performances of all time. Pavarotti was an extraordinary talent. Makes my face run with tears of joy everytime I listen to it. ❤😢🎉😊
Every time i listen this part of Turandot with the voice of Luciano, tears fall like rain😂😂😂......i understand the meaning too......it's my language!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Opera singers have to do lessons and exercises, for years before they start performing. Learn 3 languages just to understand the most common operas. He learned to hold his breath for a very long time, to sing without taking extra breaths. Over years of effort they can expand their vocal range by one or two notes at the top, high notes, and bottom, low notes of where their voice naturally sits. They also learn to read music well enough to sing the written notes without music, on pitch. Then learn the usual major operatic roles note for note, so they can sing them correctly, without the sheet music..
That's fire and its so wonderful to see your reactions. ❤❤❤💯👍
Pavarotti is the ultimate GOAT 🎉!!!!❤
Watch the older video where everyone is in costume. Luciano holds that last note forever!!!
His voice creates a physical response to those who hear it, that's where the goosebumps come in!
First time I saw the lady shine up. I got a tear in my eye!
Great music is great music. Genres be damned. I always say “I like what my earholes like.”
The best singer of all time and sells a100 hundred dollars
The adjective “spetacular” was created for this. 😍
This a aria of victory, he is wishing the night away because in the morning he will win a challenge with the princess and she will be his. He says “in the light my kiss will melt the silence from your lips, victory!”