That's not a set! The thermal site of "Caracalla" was built by the romans 216 years after christ, roughly 1.804 years ago and still stands the test of time proudly in one of the most historycally rich parts of the world. Europe is Ancient, buddy ;)
Caracalla's thermal baths are one of the most beautiful places in Rome. It may look fake to those who are not used to see roman buildings, mostly because they still stand after thousands of years. But it's quite normal to us Italians, to see them as the jewels that they are... the Colosseo, Circo Massimo, Fori Imperiali, Ostia Antica, the roman villas... they are part of an heritage that goes beyond history and pride. I live in Rome and I can assure you that being at concerts with these locations is just breathtaking. Only who visits these places can actually understand. Glad to know that jewels like Pavarotti's voice and talent and the Eternal City are still able to stunn.❤
c3dmf4s that was NOT necessary! The whole point of these types of videos is to watch and listen to something for the first time live, and not before the recording!!
My Chinese grandma has travelled a bit and has seen some stuff. It really surprises her that the Americas (in general) are young. So correlating well-lit ancient ruins with a movie set or the like is not far fetched. So, thermal baths, huh? Nice.
The saddest part is that the Live Experience is so much different. It captures and slays all in one motion. Luciano's Passion (Great Call Out, Doc), and Pronunciation were crystal clear. Amazing.
Sandrine Cozic I don’t think there is any problem to admit that Italian culture has been/is the most influential and important culture in the history. Of course, in general, Europa is very rich in terms of culture.
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI IS SECOND TO NONE!!!I'm from the Island of Puerto Rico and LUCIANO is the greatest Opera singer ever to me and to some of my country men/women Luciano needs no introduction LUCIAN is Legendary thanks for the video
English translation Nobody shall sleep!... Nobody shall sleep! Even you, oh Princess, in your cold room, watch the stars, that tremble with love and with hope. But my secret is hidden within me, my name no one shall know... No!...No!... On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines. And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!... (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.) Vanish, o night! Set, stars! Set, stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
Widely considered one of the greatest tenors, and indeed singers, of all time. His performances of Nessun Dorma will never be emulated by any other singer.
Ahem.. Luciano had an idol as well that helped influence and inspired him. The great Mario Lanza. The Philadelphia Powerhouse as he was called. Listen to his version as well.
@@fortuneodesanya Bocelli's got a nice voice, but it's quite light for this aria. Check out Franco Corelli, who had a voice like a trumpet ruclips.net/video/WeeRS8knfck/видео.html
@@fortuneodesanya Bocelli? He's not an opera singer. He's sung a few arias, but he's not even close. I would even say that JDF is better than Bocelli. Lol
Agreed. I've heard some opera singing in English, and it's so distracting because it turns a purely musical experience into someone melodramatically draw-aw-aw-aw-aw-ing OUT everrrrrrrrrry WOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRDDDDD!!!!! and often then repeating the same phrase over and over again. It's much better when you don't know the language so can treat the voice as another musical instrument being played by a master.
I disagree, very often knowing what the characters are saying can really exemplify the music and the talent of the singer and the composer that managed to interpret the text
Honestly I understand a lot of Italian, but it's still pretty difficult to understand what the singers are saying together in classical art Acts. If I hear normal Italian songs I can understand almost all the lyrics.
Luciano Pavarotti was an angel fall down directly from haven to show us another way for express our own soul, He did it great!!! Thanks Luciano Thanks Italy
Dude, this is your opportunity to learn more about opera. That emotion you’re feeling increases exponentially, so go for it. Learn the story of this opera “Turandot” and others. This is a gift for you. Take advantage, learn it and enjoy.
Listening to Pavarotti is an experience in itself but when he sings Nessum Dorma it's almost a spiritual experience. He was a passionate man and brought that into his performances. Yes, this is a real outdoor venue. I get goosebumps every time I hear him sing this. ❤❤❤
One of the better reactions to the Maestro Luciano Pavarotti !! Thank you for not chopping it up and ruining the vibe and passion of the aria. When you feel music , even though it's not in your language , that is true music. It speaks to the soul
I've always been a fan of Luciano Pavarotti and tbe Three Tenors! I've listened to Nessum Dorma countless times....the best part of your video was the joy it brought to you!
It amazes me that never hearing Opera, the way you reacted to it. You understood the passion of his voice. He was like in another world. That man sang with so much emotion and it touched you. I don't know of any black man liking Opera. You got it. Your reaction looked genuine and I was surprised how you reacted to his voice. I'm sure some black people love Opera, but to my knowledge the are in to rap, hip hop and their kind of soul music. This really touched you and you understood the feeling and passion that that man has. Great watching watching you. I myself never got into to Opera, but this mans voice gave me goosebumps on top of goosebumps. His voice let me feel something I never experimented before. I'm actually a C/W fan, but I was glad hearing this man sing. You are right, one does not need to understand the words at all. His performance transported me to another world. I do like several different styles of singing and music. This one was truly special.
It's a song about hope. A prince falls in love with a princess with a heart of ice. She agrees to marry him if he answers three riddles; if he fails, he'll be beheaded. As he waits for the dawn and the contest, he says he'll reveal who he really is in their first kiss. The aria ends with him proclaiming, "At the dawn, I will win. I will win! I WILL WIN!"
"E lucevan le stelle" is my favorite. The caracter know is going to die and sing about when he stend time with the woman he love and end with "and i never love life so much".
CUANDO ESCUCHO A PAVAROTTIME TRASPASA LA PIEL Y SE CLAVA EN EL CORAZÓN DE TAL FORMA QUE LLORO DE ALEGRÍA, EMOCIÓN Y FUERZA...ERA Y SIEMPRE SERÁ EL DIOS DE LA OPERA... EL AMO Y DUEÑO DE LA VOZ.
LOVE it, sends chills down my spine. The look on Pavoratti's face when he finished was like "I can't believe I did it!" Although we never doubted his talent. A very moving song!!
Im watching people's reactions on Pavaroti's Nessun Dorma here in my room in Croatia, and im crying....what a reaction man and what a voice. God rest his soul 🙏💙
Hell yeah, man! I don't know if anyone helped you with the pronounciation, but you actuality did really well! Best I can type is "Lou-chiano Pauve-o-rotty" He's possibly the single best example of operatic vocal technique that we've seen in the last 75 years, our so. I love what you said about the language "not mattering". My opera coach took me to meet her coach and I watched her get a lesson. We had a "non-opera" friend in tears from listening to her sing an aria from a different opera by this same composer. She knew how sad it was without understanding the first word. It was such a spectacular moment. Thanks so much for doing this! I'm, easily, one of the biggest opera fans I know, but seeing folks who don't know it and love it like we do that appreciate it, always moves me, man. Thank you so much and do check out more!
Luciano Pavarotti was one of the world's greatest Italian Tenor Opera singers, if not the greatest of the 20th Century. Pavarotti was also one of "The Three Tenors" who periodically performed together and were very popular. Their performances can be viewed on RUclips today. Pavarotti played a major role in the movie, "Yes, Giorgio (1982)," a romantic comedy. He also sang a famous duet with Celine Dion -- an emotional and masterful live performance of the song "I Hate You Then I Love You." He was loved by people and celebrities around the world, and still is, despite his surprising death in Septebmber 2007 of cancer. It was a great loss to the music loving world. He was known for his humor and his powerful tenor voice that pierced and captivated the souls of millions of people.
Love this so much. He is a legend for sure and I love that even though you say you haven’t really listened to opera before you immediately got it. No matter the genre, you recognize the heart and passion. Great commentary. Subscribed.
Brava Mariella, anche a me capita di rispondere a ragazzi che commentano questi video sul Maestro Pavarotti... indeed he was, and is, a sort of Italian masterpiece by himself A true part of the Italian Beauty Un saluto!
@@filippoputignano6686 grazie Filippo, bellissimo cognome cittadina pugliese che conosco, e come non apprezzare le persone che dall'estero elogiano la nostra arte, un abbraccio.
@@mariellanitti6315 Ah guarda, è bellissimo vedere che in giro per il mondo, dappertutto, così tanti ci ammirano e si commuovono a vedere e sentire le cose con cui siamo cresciuti noi... Un abbraccio e ancora un grazie a te (...Infatti le mie origini sono Pugliesi - posti fantastici...)
Thanks for playing this! You pronounce Pavarotti perfectly. Happy that young people are enjoying this...too bad he died too soon. Lyrics in English: Nobody shall sleep!... Nobody shall sleep! Even you, oh Princess, in your cold room, watch the stars, that tremble with love and with hope. But my secret is hidden within me, my name no one shall know... No!...No!... On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines. And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!... (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.) Vanish, o night! Set, stars! Set, stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
He was a magnificent tenor. In my humble opinion, the greatest of all time. I was truly devastated when he died. Thank God he left us so much to enjoy. I think he would have loved that you call him LP.
Luciano Pavarotti is one of the greatest Tenors in history. The "Nessun Dorma" (No One Sleeps) is the most famous aria from the opera "Tourandot" by Puccini. The mark of a great Tenor is the ability to hit and hold the F4 during the climax (vincero-I will win).
Yo Doc im 17 from Italy, my playlist is 99% rap especially boom bap which is my favourite kind of rap, but in Italy literally everyone knows Pavarotti he is the legend.
I absoloutly loved your reaction! Never listened to opera before but first time was listening to THE best! 😍 that is the beauty of his voice, can't help but smile I believe his name is pronounced... Loo-che-ah-noh It's Italian btw. 🇮🇹❤️
From his heart to your heart. Absolutely it does not matter if you don't understand it for music transcends all barriers. It's how it makes you feel and I think you felt it.
Anyone in the UK in to footy (soccer) in the late 80s to 90s will remember this as the theme to the World cup in Italy 1990, loved Pavarotti after this tune.
Italian. You hear this for first time and you immediately realize that the voice of God will touch your soul regardless of whether you understand Italian. Fromthis point forward your life is enriched. Be thankful
Yo' Doc. Your reaction is what that's all about. You just listen a piece of musical art. OK - opera it's opera, but this is another level even for this style of music and that reflect in your genuine reaction. I know the song and the singer for a lot of time and it still touches me, it moves me deeply and seeing your face while listening this, was like a fresh air. This stuff can still touch people. Take care! Pace from Romania.
Thank you for doing this. I knew the second you touched your heart that you got it ... you felt it. His singing cuts right to the soul. Maybe also try listening to Leontyne Price singing ´Vissi D´arte. There's a video here on RUclips of her in a green dress. Also her "O patria mia" (in a blue dress). She's probably the greatest American soprano, and an amazing human being.
I also discovered Pavarotti about a year ago. It popped up on my RUclips while he sang with Eric Clapton, sting, James Brown, Elton John, all separately. I was totally blown away by Pavarotti's voice and I now listen to him everyday. He passed away in 2007 and I regret not caring about Opera while he lived.
You are saying his name correct. His first name I have heard pronounced like you said it (Lu-see-an-o) and also like Lu-chi-an-o (that might be the Italian way). Nessun Dorma is one of my and my mom's favorite songs. I remember being about 15/16 when he passed in 2007, I was upset for the whole day. Whenever I hear Pavarotti's voice I get instant chills. He always had such emotion in his eyes when he sang. He always sang with his whole physical being so you didn't have to understand the language. You could just see and feel what he was portraying with his voice and emotions. He was amazing and in my opinion, there won't be anyone like him.
In this same concert, Nessun Dorma sings again but three tenors together, Pavarotti Carreras and Domingo. It is amazing to see this performance. A mystical experience.
The ci in Luciano would be pronounced like chi, and Pavarotti would be Pa-vah-rOhtti you said it Pa-vah-rAhtti. "Nessun dorma"; English: "Let no one sleep" is an aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's opera Turandot and one of the best-known tenor arias in all opera. It is sung by Calaf, il Principe ignoto (the unknown prince), who falls in love at first sight with the beautiful but cold Princess Turandot. Any man who wishes to wed Turandot must first answer her three riddles; if he fails, he will be beheaded. In the aria, Calaf expresses his triumphant assurance that he will win the princess. Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! Tu pure, o Principessa, nella tua fredda stanza, guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore, e di speranza! (None shall sleep! None shall sleep! Not even you, oh Princess, in your cold bedroom, watching the stars that tremble with love, and with hope!) Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me; il nome mio nessun saprà! No, No! Sulla tua bocca, lo dirò quando la luce splenderà! (But my secret is hidden within me; no one will know my name! No, no! On your mouth, I will say it when the light shines!) Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio che ti fa mia! (And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!) Dilegua, o notte! Tramontate, stelle! Tramontate, stelle! All'alba, vincerò! Vincerò! Vincerò! (Vanish, o night! Fade, you stars! Fade, you stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win! )
Great music and a great singer . He was a language teacher and really understood the meaning. This aria is about living through the night and conquering with the morning. I will conquer , I conquer I conquer!
Thank you my friend, indeed he was - and is. I'm Italian and we are very proud of him, and used to consider him part of the Italian Beauty : Pavarotti is like Venice, la Reggia di Caserta, la Torre di Pisa, and so... Just for you to know, he is the last of a series of great ones : like Mario del Monaco and Enrico Caruso. Greetings from Italy!
Fun fact, Aretha Franklin filled in for him at one of the awards show when he was to sing this song but was too sick to do so. She sang it and put a little soul into it.
LP and AF, who was classically trained, were friends. What I appreciate about AF's version is she captured the passion from a soulful place that I am familiar with. This is a song about passionate love that you are willing to die to protect. LP and AF captured the intent of Puccini. This is cross cultural sharing as we learn to appreciate each other.
luciano is pronounced loooocheeeeaaaano. you got pavarotti spot on. He was a world class tenor, there will never be another with such a powerful voice.
Yes, Luciano (pronounced Loochiano) is also known as a great operatic actor as well as one of the greatest tenors who ever lived. Bro, I hope you and your sweet wife get a chance to attend an opera soon! 😁
He is a prince who must answer three questions to win the princess. He intends to beat his competition, and in the morning he will be victorious. He says no lone will sleep tonight, but he is invincible. He has performed this song for many years and there are videos from his younger years. He is always perfect, but in his younger days he could hold those last two notes quite a bit longer. Worth watching. In several of his videos, you can see at the end of his performance, he closes his eyes and is reviewing his performance. You can see he is thinking "Was it good, did I get it right? YES! I nailed it again!!!" Always watch to the end of the video and you will see this.
That's not a set! The thermal site of "Caracalla" was built by the romans 216 years after christ, roughly 1.804 years ago and still stands the test of time proudly in one of the most historycally rich parts of the world.
Europe is Ancient, buddy ;)
Yes! I think it was all the stage lighting that made it loos so surreal that it looked fake.
Grazie Leo. Ottimo intervento..... Povero Luciano....come sei finito male...L.P......:-(
Quanto ci manchi
Caracalla's thermal baths are one of the most beautiful places in Rome. It may look fake to those who are not used to see roman buildings, mostly because they still stand after thousands of years. But it's quite normal to us Italians, to see them as the jewels that they are... the Colosseo, Circo Massimo, Fori Imperiali, Ostia Antica, the roman villas... they are part of an heritage that goes beyond history and pride. I live in Rome and I can assure you that being at concerts with these locations is just breathtaking. Only who visits these places can actually understand. Glad to know that jewels like Pavarotti's voice and talent and the Eternal City are still able to stunn.❤
c3dmf4s that was NOT necessary! The whole point of these types of videos is to watch and listen to something for the first time live, and not before the recording!!
My Chinese grandma has travelled a bit and has seen some stuff. It really surprises her that the Americas (in general) are young. So correlating well-lit ancient ruins with a movie set or the like is not far fetched.
So, thermal baths, huh? Nice.
Pavarotti didn't just perform, he lived music, his music spoke to the soul.
“Music is a language that doesn't speak in particular words. It speaks in emotions, and if it's in the bones, it's in the bones.”
The saddest part is that the Live Experience is so much different. It captures and slays all in one motion. Luciano's Passion (Great Call Out, Doc), and Pronunciation were crystal clear. Amazing.
“Music is the breath of life. It is the embodiment of every human emotion. It takes the listener and lifts them up on angels wings”
Written by me.
I am British. Italian culture, art, music, history, language is incredible.
food:))
European culture is incredible
Sandrine Cozic I don’t think there is any problem to admit that Italian culture has been/is the most influential and important culture in the history. Of course, in general, Europa is very rich in terms of culture.
@@sandrinecozic7214 yeah,if u remove Italy from Europe,it has almost nothing of incredible lol
As Italian and lover of UK, I just say to you: grazie!
Nobody, ever, is going to sing Nessun Dorma as Pavarotti did. EVER.
corelli was way better
Well, no, there is Jackie Evancho. ruclips.net/video/csjIrNbAtEA/видео.html
Mario Lanza tips it for me but still Pavarotti is amazing
Andrea Bocelli
@@raph_aeld5624 he isn't even a tenor, just a bad pop singer
The last line he sings is "I will win", on that high note, it kills me every time.
Pavarotti's voice is pure magic! I could listen to him all day!
I laughed when he called the background a setup LOL Thats just Italy my brother
LUCIANO PAVAROTTI IS SECOND TO NONE!!!I'm from the Island of Puerto Rico and LUCIANO is the greatest Opera singer ever to me and to some of my country men/women Luciano needs no introduction LUCIAN is Legendary thanks for the video
Hearing him sing, gives me chills every time.
Watch Franco Corelli - Nessun Dorma....there's real soul in this voice.
ruclips.net/video/8bvj6ML1xvM/видео.html
Mandy Atterbury same
English translation
Nobody shall sleep!...
Nobody shall sleep!
Even you, oh Princess,
in your cold room,
watch the stars,
that tremble with love and with hope.
But my secret is hidden within me,
my name no one shall know...
No!...No!...
On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines.
And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!...
(No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.)
Vanish, o night!
Set, stars! Set, stars!
At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
wow, thanks for translating that for me!
@@docrich pronounced lou_chi_arno pavva_rotti
Listened to this a million times and never knew the translation...thanks!!
You are in for a treat from the King! Now try Kathren Jenkins
The last few word is “Vincerò” that’s more like “I m gonna win”, it sound kinda epic in italian
Widely considered one of the greatest tenors, and indeed singers, of all time. His performances of Nessun Dorma will never be emulated by any other singer.
Nope. LP said that Biorling did it better.
True dat
Corelli and Del Monaco are far better.
It was written a long time before he lived but he ensured it will live long after we all die.
Luciano Pavarotti is the greatest of all time (for me). His voice is incredible.
One of the best singers in the world my man. I cried when this man died. Heaven has another beautiful voice now.
Me too....I will never forget hearing the news. 😭 i saw him live once in concert and it was the greatest show in my life.
It brings tears everytime I hear it. It's a blessing watching you enjoy as much as I do.
Pavarotti for me is the only one who can sing this... goosebumps every time
Pavarotti was the greatest of his time but there quite a few others around. Andrea Bocelli is another great
Ahem.. Luciano had an idol as well that helped influence and inspired him. The great Mario Lanza. The Philadelphia Powerhouse as he was called. Listen to his version as well.
@@fortuneodesanya Bocelli's got a nice voice, but it's quite light for this aria. Check out Franco Corelli, who had a voice like a trumpet ruclips.net/video/WeeRS8knfck/видео.html
@@ftumschk I agree.. Bocelli too soft . Hes just singing the song... yes yes for Franco but still its Pavorotti for me.
@@fortuneodesanya Bocelli? He's not an opera singer. He's sung a few arias, but he's not even close. I would even say that JDF is better than Bocelli. Lol
As an Italian I can tell you that you should always listen to opera in a language you do not understand! It's an emotional not an intellectual medium.
Agreed.
I've heard some opera singing in English, and it's so distracting because it turns a purely musical experience into someone melodramatically draw-aw-aw-aw-aw-ing OUT everrrrrrrrrry WOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRDDDDD!!!!! and often then repeating the same phrase over and over again.
It's much better when you don't know the language so can treat the voice as another musical instrument being played by a master.
So thats why Pavarotti loved Jussi Björling :o
I disagree, very often knowing what the characters are saying can really exemplify the music and the talent of the singer and the composer that managed to interpret the text
Well said
Honestly I understand a lot of Italian, but it's still pretty difficult to understand what the singers are saying together in classical art Acts. If I hear normal Italian songs I can understand almost all the lyrics.
You Can't even immagine how thrilled you would have been if you only knew what Pavarotti was singing and how it resonates in the Italian soul!!!;
Luciano Pavarotti was an angel fall down directly from haven to show us another way for express our own soul, He did it great!!! Thanks Luciano Thanks Italy
Dude, this is your opportunity to learn more about opera. That emotion you’re feeling increases exponentially, so go for it. Learn the story of this opera “Turandot” and others. This is a gift for you. Take advantage, learn it and enjoy.
Nice comment; "None Shall Sleep" = "Nessun Dorma"
dude, actually don't look for more opera songs. there are like 20 opera songs that are great, the rest are boring
Your smile makes me smile and when you touched your heart I cried. Thank you for that! Hugs back to you!
Yep!
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Pavarotti got me learning Italian
Almost fluent now
Sweet, Italy is one of the only places I want to visit before I die
Nice! Mario Lanza got me learning Italian ✨
Yes! Me too!
seems like it's true then taht the language is so musical that even people from different countries cannot avoid recognizing
it
Complimenti, è una lingua difficile da imparare correttamente anche da madrelingua non oso immaginare cosa dev'essere impararla da zero
Every time I hear him sing this, I cry. Cant control it, yet I dont understand what he is singing. It's just so beautiful.
Listening to Pavarotti is an experience in itself but when he sings Nessum Dorma it's almost a spiritual experience. He was a passionate man and brought that into his performances. Yes, this is a real outdoor venue. I get goosebumps every time I hear him sing this. ❤❤❤
One of the better reactions to the Maestro Luciano Pavarotti !! Thank you for not chopping it up and ruining the vibe and passion of the aria. When you feel music , even though it's not in your language , that is true music. It speaks to the soul
When Pavarotti sings, "He is the music". Absolutely.
I've always been a fan of Luciano Pavarotti and tbe Three Tenors! I've listened to Nessum Dorma countless times....the best part of your video was the joy it brought to you!
Pavarotti once said opera was “screaming with education”.
It amazes me that never hearing Opera, the way you reacted to it. You understood the passion of his voice. He was like in another world. That man sang with so much emotion and it touched you. I don't know of any black man liking Opera. You got it. Your reaction looked genuine and I was surprised how you reacted to his voice. I'm sure some black people love Opera, but to my knowledge the are in to rap, hip hop and their kind of soul music. This really touched you and you understood the feeling and passion that that man has. Great watching watching you. I myself never got into to Opera, but this mans voice gave me goosebumps on top of goosebumps. His voice let me feel something I never experimented before. I'm actually a C/W fan, but I was glad hearing this man sing. You are right, one does not need to understand the words at all. His performance transported me to another world. I do like several different styles of singing and music. This one was truly special.
Luciano Pavarotti IS a singer. It's ART. From hearth. I LOVE him. Forever.
Pronounced it perfectly!!!🤘🤘🤘🎶🎼🎵 Opera takes you somewhere special!!! This man could sing a cookbook and bring you to tears!!!💞💞💞💞
His voice was a gift from heaven and he makes me cry and get chills every time he sang. He was so amazing and the world cried when he passed away.
Absolutely beautiful, effortless.
It's a song about hope. A prince falls in love with a princess with a heart of ice. She agrees to marry him if he answers three riddles; if he fails, he'll be beheaded. As he waits for the dawn and the contest, he says he'll reveal who he really is in their first kiss. The aria ends with him proclaiming, "At the dawn, I will win. I will win! I WILL WIN!"
Luciano Pavarotti & Maria Callas . . . Immortal forever. ❤️❤️
I am not an opera fan, but this song, wow!!
And the voice!
Goosebumps every time!
RIP Luciano Pavarotti. Best ever!
Lu-CHA-no Pa-va-ROT-tee. Find him singing "E lucevan le stelle" and "Vesti la giubba". Those two arias rarely fail to bring me to tears.
Excellent pronunciation key. Thank you.
I love Franco's version of "Vesti La Giubba."
“E la solita storia del pastore” another PHENOMENAL piece. A lot like E Lucevan le Stelle
"E lucevan le stelle" is my favorite. The caracter know is going to die and sing about when he stend time with the woman he love and end with "and i never love life so much".
Corelli singing the former and Del Monaco singing the latter. They're better.
The standing ovation at the end lasted about 20 minutes. It was his greatest performance of this aria in his whole career.
CUANDO ESCUCHO A PAVAROTTIME TRASPASA LA PIEL Y SE CLAVA EN EL CORAZÓN DE TAL FORMA QUE LLORO DE ALEGRÍA, EMOCIÓN Y FUERZA...ERA Y SIEMPRE SERÁ EL DIOS DE LA OPERA... EL AMO Y DUEÑO DE LA VOZ.
Very nice to see a young man like you enjoy the music of the great Luciano Pavarotti, language is no barrier.
LOVE it, sends chills down my spine. The look on Pavoratti's face when he finished was like "I can't believe I did it!" Although we never doubted his talent. A very moving song!!
Im watching people's reactions on Pavaroti's Nessun Dorma here in my room in Croatia, and im crying....what a reaction man and what a voice. God rest his soul 🙏💙
My favorite Pavarotti. Between his voice and the music...perfection.
Every time I hear this, I’m nearly in tears. It is so beautiful. Thank you for your great reaction.
It’s great to see a young man appreciate talent. I like the way you smiled when you heard him sing. Great reaction.
Hell yeah, man! I don't know if anyone helped you with the pronounciation, but you actuality did really well! Best I can type is "Lou-chiano Pauve-o-rotty" He's possibly the single best example of operatic vocal technique that we've seen in the last 75 years, our so.
I love what you said about the language "not mattering". My opera coach took me to meet her coach and I watched her get a lesson. We had a "non-opera" friend in tears from listening to her sing an aria from a different opera by this same composer. She knew how sad it was without understanding the first word. It was such a spectacular moment.
Thanks so much for doing this! I'm, easily, one of the biggest opera fans I know, but seeing folks who don't know it and love it like we do that appreciate it, always moves me, man. Thank you so much and do check out more!
This is one of my favorite opera arias. It gives me chills every time.
How can anyone listen to this and not be in tears. Bravo!!!
Dude that was God singing through him. No doubt. Amazing to me how everyone is moved at a deep level by this!
Luciano Pavarotti was one of the world's greatest Italian Tenor Opera singers, if not the greatest of the 20th Century. Pavarotti was also one of "The Three Tenors" who periodically performed together and were very popular. Their performances can be viewed on RUclips today. Pavarotti played a major role in the movie, "Yes, Giorgio (1982)," a romantic comedy. He also sang a famous duet with Celine Dion -- an emotional and masterful live performance of the song "I Hate You Then I Love You." He was loved by people and celebrities around the world, and still is, despite his surprising death in Septebmber 2007 of cancer. It was a great loss to the music loving world. He was known for his humor and his powerful tenor voice that pierced and captivated the souls of millions of people.
So beautiful !! He was another one of a kind singer. I don't normally like opera, but he is an exception along with Dimash. Thanks for the reaction.
Me gustaria ver al Dimash cantando esto , creo que se iban a caer muchos del nido
The INCOMPARABLE Pavorotti! 😍😍😍 No one can touch him.
"He WAS the music". Spot on!!!
And Pavarotti was one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. Talent and humanity. So, so, so sad that he's gone.
Pavarotti was the best of all the tenor's hands down !
I love your reaction. You articulated your feelings much better than I could! He was so much more than amazing.
Love this so much. He is a legend for sure and I love that even though you say you haven’t really listened to opera before you immediately got it. No matter the genre, you recognize the heart and passion. Great commentary. Subscribed.
For us Italians the maestro Pavarotti is the Ferrari of classical music, thanks from Italy
Brava Mariella, anche a me capita di rispondere a ragazzi che commentano questi video sul Maestro Pavarotti... indeed he was, and is, a sort of Italian masterpiece by himself
A true part of the Italian Beauty
Un saluto!
@@filippoputignano6686 grazie Filippo, bellissimo cognome cittadina pugliese che conosco, e come non apprezzare le persone che dall'estero elogiano la nostra arte, un abbraccio.
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Ah guarda, è bellissimo vedere che in giro per il mondo, dappertutto, così tanti ci ammirano e si commuovono a vedere e sentire le cose con cui siamo cresciuti noi...
Un abbraccio e ancora un grazie a te (...Infatti le mie origini sono Pugliesi - posti fantastici...)
@@filippoputignano6686 i miei sono della provincia di taranto evviva la Puglia la terra rossa più bella al mondo
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Noi dalla parte di Rosamarina e Ostuni
Posti meravigliosi
"Se Parigi avesse il mare sarebbe una piccola Bari" 😆😆😆💪
1:59 This is legit bro, the name is Terme di Caracalla in Rome. This concert was before the final of the 1990 World Cup in Italy.
The setting is a legitimate ancient Roman bath and amphitheater.
1800 years ago
Bruh he's from USA, their country was far from existing when this castle was made.
@@torpedotorben I know dude, it's just information!
@@Rubaodaconstrucaocrf I was talking about the dude in the video. Not you fam👍🏻
Thanks for playing this! You pronounce Pavarotti perfectly. Happy that young people are enjoying this...too bad he died too soon. Lyrics in English:
Nobody shall sleep!...
Nobody shall sleep!
Even you, oh Princess,
in your cold room,
watch the stars,
that tremble with love and with hope.
But my secret is hidden within me,
my name no one shall know...
No!...No!...
On your mouth, I will tell it when the light shines.
And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!...
(No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.)
Vanish, o night!
Set, stars! Set, stars!
At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!
I'm so glad you did this one. I could see the second he got to you, I saw it in your eyes. Pavarotti (and you pronounced it very well) was a blessing.
"In the morning, you will be mine".
Many thought he was a heavy man, but the truth is that he carried a whole orchestra and chorus within him.
Your reaction is priceless to him hitting those notes and good to see the appreciation for his talent. That was great!
He was a magnificent tenor. In my humble opinion, the greatest of all time. I was truly devastated when he died. Thank God he left us so much to enjoy. I think he would have loved that you call him LP.
Luciano Pavarotti is one of the greatest Tenors in history. The "Nessun Dorma" (No One Sleeps) is the most famous aria from the opera "Tourandot" by Puccini. The mark of a great Tenor is the ability to hit and hold the F4 during the climax (vincero-I will win).
It’s a Bb4, lyric tenor voices typically reach C5 before passing to falsetto
Yo Doc im 17 from Italy, my playlist is 99% rap especially boom bap which is my favourite kind of rap, but in Italy literally everyone knows Pavarotti he is the legend.
Majestic music transcends tastes and genres.
Eternal sweetness - within a most brilliant perfectly honed...singing talent...for all time!
I absoloutly loved your reaction! Never listened to opera before but first time was listening to THE best! 😍 that is the beauty of his voice, can't help but smile
I believe his name is pronounced... Loo-che-ah-noh
It's Italian btw. 🇮🇹❤️
Goose bumps. Every. Time. The greatest ever.
not a set. There are thousands of places like that in Italy, even much more beautiful.
From his heart to your heart. Absolutely it does not matter if you don't understand it for music transcends all barriers. It's how it makes you feel and I think you felt it.
Anyone in the UK in to footy (soccer) in the late 80s to 90s will remember this as the theme to the World cup in Italy 1990, loved Pavarotti after this tune.
You do not need to understand the words when you feel the music and obviously the singer.
Beautiful reaction. Ciao from Rome, Italy
Italian. You hear this for first time and you immediately realize that the voice of God will touch your soul regardless of whether you understand Italian. Fromthis point forward your life is enriched. Be thankful
I'm a 73year old woman who is enjoying watching people experience Pavarotti for the first! 👍
Yo' Doc. Your reaction is what that's all about. You just listen a piece of musical art. OK - opera it's opera, but this is another level even for this style of music and that reflect in your genuine reaction. I know the song and the singer for a lot of time and it still touches me, it moves me deeply and seeing your face while listening this, was like a fresh air. This stuff can still touch people. Take care! Pace from Romania.
Sono un soprano italiano. Pavarotti non cantava per vivere.. Viveva per cantare. Grande maestro ispiratore!
I loved your smile, late in my 40's I saw him sing this with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, when I see your joy I feel it too! :)
Thank you for sharing your musical experience with us. Watching your face light up when you felt these moments was magical for me.
Feel free to research the lyrics, I'm sure you can find them online.
I got to see him in a opera and it was amazing when i heard it makes u feel like ur heart is going to explode
Makes my hair stand on end every time I listen to him! And, I listen to him EVERY DAY!
Thank you for doing this. I knew the second you touched your heart that you got it ... you felt it. His singing cuts right to the soul. Maybe also try listening to Leontyne Price singing ´Vissi D´arte. There's a video here on RUclips of her in a green dress. Also her "O patria mia" (in a blue dress). She's probably the greatest American soprano, and an amazing human being.
I also discovered Pavarotti about a year ago. It popped up on my RUclips while he sang with Eric Clapton, sting, James Brown, Elton John, all separately. I was totally blown away by Pavarotti's voice and I now listen to him everyday. He passed away in 2007 and I regret not caring about Opera while he lived.
Your reactions were priceless on the high notes. You gotta hear Luciano's "vesti la giubba", you would enjoy it!!
You are saying his name correct. His first name I have heard pronounced like you said it (Lu-see-an-o) and also like Lu-chi-an-o (that might be the Italian way). Nessun Dorma is one of my and my mom's favorite songs. I remember being about 15/16 when he passed in 2007, I was upset for the whole day. Whenever I hear Pavarotti's voice I get instant chills. He always had such emotion in his eyes when he sang. He always sang with his whole physical being so you didn't have to understand the language. You could just see and feel what he was portraying with his voice and emotions. He was amazing and in my opinion, there won't be anyone like him.
I'm glad the younger generation is getting to know all time greats through ''Reaction'' videos. Otherwise they would know nothing
His name is pronounced LOO CHA KNOW PAH VA ROT TEA. It is refreshing to see this young man be so entranced with Italian opera. Bravisimo!
In this same concert, Nessun Dorma sings again but three tenors together, Pavarotti Carreras and Domingo. It is amazing to see this performance. A mystical experience.
Luciano is my example, my hero in singing - Happy you enjoyed it Rich :-)
The ci in Luciano would be pronounced like chi, and Pavarotti would be Pa-vah-rOhtti you said it Pa-vah-rAhtti.
"Nessun dorma"; English: "Let no one sleep" is an aria from the final act of Giacomo Puccini's opera Turandot and one of the best-known tenor arias in all opera. It is sung by Calaf, il Principe ignoto (the unknown prince), who falls in love at first sight with the beautiful but cold Princess Turandot. Any man who wishes to wed Turandot must first answer her three riddles; if he fails, he will be beheaded. In the aria, Calaf expresses his triumphant assurance that he will win the princess.
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, o Principessa,
nella tua fredda stanza,
guardi le stelle
che tremano d'amore, e di speranza!
(None shall sleep! None shall sleep!
Not even you, oh Princess,
in your cold bedroom,
watching the stars
that tremble with love, and with hope!)
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me;
il nome mio nessun saprà!
No, No! Sulla tua bocca,
lo dirò quando la luce splenderà!
(But my secret is hidden within me;
no one will know my name!
No, no! On your mouth,
I will say it when the light shines!)
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
il silenzio che ti fa mia!
(And my kiss will dissolve
the silence that makes you mine!)
Dilegua, o notte!
Tramontate, stelle!
Tramontate, stelle!
All'alba, vincerò!
Vincerò! Vincerò!
(Vanish, o night!
Fade, you stars!
Fade, you stars!
At dawn, I will win!
I will win! I will win!
)
Great music and a great singer . He was a language teacher and really understood the meaning. This aria is about living through the night and conquering with the morning. I will conquer , I conquer I conquer!
Just so you know, He was dubbed the greatest tenor of all time. I guess you need to listen to more of him
Thank you my friend, indeed he was - and is. I'm Italian and we are very proud of him, and used to consider him part of the Italian Beauty : Pavarotti is like Venice, la Reggia di Caserta, la Torre di Pisa, and so...
Just for you to know, he is the last of a series of great ones : like Mario del Monaco and Enrico Caruso.
Greetings from Italy!
Opera is pure emotion. You are right you do not need to know the words, you listen to the emotions he is singing.
It's never too late to start something new, in this case Opera ❤️
A expressão fsla por si, Pavarotti exelente para qualquer lingua,qualquer país,para qualquer idade. Excelente vídeo , parabéns!!!
Fun fact, Aretha Franklin filled in for him at one of the awards show when he was to sing this song but was too sick to do so. She sang it and put a little soul into it.
She was indescribably horrendous. Didn't know the words and couldn't have found the melody with a roadmap.
@@OldBoiler62 I didn't ask for your opinion but thanks anyway for your hate
OldBoiler62 I couldn’t agree more! Aretha s the best singer of soul music but SHE was no opera singer.
LP and AF, who was classically trained, were friends. What I appreciate about AF's version is she captured the passion from a soulful place that I am familiar with. This is a song about passionate love that you are willing to die to protect. LP and AF captured the intent of Puccini. This is cross cultural sharing as we learn to appreciate each other.
@@lindasharpe-taylor1478 couldn't have said it better.
luciano is pronounced loooocheeeeaaaano. you got pavarotti spot on. He was a world class tenor, there will never be another with such a powerful voice.
Yes, Luciano (pronounced Loochiano) is also known as a great operatic actor as well as one of the greatest tenors who ever lived. Bro, I hope you and your sweet wife get a chance to attend an opera soon! 😁
He is a prince who must answer three questions to win the princess. He intends to beat his competition, and in the morning he will be victorious. He says no lone will sleep tonight, but he is invincible. He has performed this song for many years and there are videos from his younger years. He is always perfect, but in his younger days he could hold those last two notes quite a bit longer. Worth watching. In several of his videos, you can see at the end of his performance, he closes his eyes and is reviewing his performance. You can see he is thinking "Was it good, did I get it right? YES! I nailed it again!!!" Always watch to the end of the video and you will see this.
You must learn the story of Nessum Dorma!! You'll appreciate the emotion of the song and the music so much more.
This is an aria; NOT a song.
@@debradorfman7940 Song: a short poem or other set of words set to music or meant to be sung. It's a song.
@@samothy6118 no one in Italy would refer to it as a song, an aria is a part of a larger work the opera, opera lirica in italiano
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