I'M SO EMOTIONAL!!! | First Time Reaction to Luciano Pavarotti "Nessun Dorma" | SINGER REACTS
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I highly suggest you listen to the original song without my commentary:
Luciano Pavarotti sings "Nessun dorma" from Turandot (The Three Tenors in Concert 1994)
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Had to put an overlay due to heavy blocks in hope you all understand ❤
If you'd like to react to a phenomenal live vocal performance, I would recommend "How great thou art" by Carrie Underwood and Vince Gill. Her voice and range are mind-blowing! 🤯
I want to see marcelito pomoy cover this song
We absolutely understand 😊 We are proud of you 😊👍 We support you 😊 We love you 😊 Have a great day you and Arya 😊👍
Was there? I just watch you Aileen...
another tennor worth a look is Andrea Bocelli with Sarah Brightman singing time to say good bye
One of the finest operatic tenors to have ever lived.
I’d say THE finest!❤
I'm a metal head through and through, but i can appreciate pure talent and music on this scale.
AMEN to that! I'm a 73 year old rocker but how do you not stop what you're doing to listen Pavarotti.
Same here. The man is incredible.
So am I
I'm a metal head too and I have come to realise that metal and classical music are pretty much the same anyway. They both emits insane amounts of energy!
Pavarotti liked some metal, at least Judas Priest he admired in his own words
I have no idea what he's saying and I'm still crying.
Nessun Dorma = no one is sleeping
The princess in the story was to be married, but only agreed to marry the man who got the answer to her riddle right. Otherwise, he dies. The “forgotten prince” (the character who’d sing this in the opera) gave her a riddle back. What is my name? Answer correctly within a days time & I will turn myself over to you to be killed. If not, we marry. She sends all her guards into the town to find him or someone who knew him to basically intimidate the information out of them, hence “nessun dorma”- no one shall sleep. Until we get the info we need, we will run through this town essentially disturbing everyone’s slumber. Meanwhile, the “forgotten prince” sings this aria, which is essentially a declaration of determination to make him his wife. He will win the wager, because no one recognizes him or knows ones who he is. Basically a bunch of “get ready, woman, you WILL be mine!” 😆
@@poundinthastreets
Yes
You have to listen very carefully. Just like when you listening to extreme heavy metal with all the screaming. Opera is all the same
This. That's what a great song will always do, whatever genre it is from.
Wonderful, Aileen! In the opera Turandot, in this song, this aria, his character is wooing a famous princess who tests each of her suitors by asking them three riddles. If the suitor answers incorrectly he is executed. The singer is awaiting dawn when he will be asked the riddles. He is singing of his love for the princess and vowing that he will win. "I will win!!" is the final line of his song. For him it will be Love or Death. Thank you for sharing this beautiful performance. Pavarotti was truly a special voice. 😊
@steiner554 Yes, even with the subtitles on, the context of the aria isn't really explained. It's a beautiful moment! ❤
@@ThistleAndSea At least she put the subtitles on. I never knew what this was about.
I believe that he has already correctly answered the three riddles but when the princess still does not want to marry him, he offers her a counter proposal: If she can correctly guess his name before sunrise, he will let her out of the contract. The princess orders all her subjects to work through the night to find the answer and the song conveys that "no one sleeps tonight."
puccini once but not officially told the princess was a nephew of gengis khan
Actually, he already answered all three riddles and got them right. Problem is, the princess still does not want marriage, thus, the character (Love) challenges the princess to guess his real name by dawn. The princess agrees, and does everything she can to get the name, even torturing an innocent servant named Liu. The song is called Nessun Dorma “none shall sleep” for the princess orders all of the nation that none shall sleep until she determines Love’s real name, lest the citizens be executed. If you read the lyrics, Pavarotti sings “my secret is hidden within me, but it shall be uttered upon your lips (a kiss)” , he stops singing and the opera sings “no one knows his name, thus we will all die.” Amidst their singing and their depressed tones in the aria, Pavarotti (the character Love) silences it all and commands night to vanish and for the stars to set, because victory shall be his by dawn. The song perfectly evokes what all the characters are going through, even the princess as at the start he sings “Nessun Dorma (none shall sleep), even you Princess.”
It’s a beautiful song from an iconic opera, and Luciano Pavarotti did it the best by far. Rest in peace to the greatest tenor the world has been blessed to bear. ❤
I'm a metal head and this performance brings tears to my eyes, amazing
Can't listen to this man without his voice just engulfing your body. This song brings tears but delivers hope too. It's beautiful.
Try this impromptu performance by a tenor from his balcony in Florence, Italy 🇮🇹 during the early stages of lockdown
ruclips.net/video/dhTjGS3QkYE/видео.htmlsi=rBMdnW7btw_uwIbz 😭 🔥
His eyes when finishes the aria are just incredible. It's almost as if he's been singing from a higher dimension and he realises it at the end...WOW. For me, the greatest operatic tenor who ever lived. God rest his dear soul. ❤
He was! Operatic singers ARE the characters they sing about. Only then you can bring the emotions you need
My theory has always been that he went in not being 100% sure he could hit that B4 at the end because this was toward the end of his career and he'd been struggling with his health and his facial expression at the end is him being like "Holy shit! Holy shit! I did it! I still have it in me!"
chills everytime
Exquisite voice and music... great rendition.. saw him in the 90s.. he did this... what a night !!!. Take care of yourself.
What a treat that would have been. WOW
I swear it’s nothing malicious or hateful, but I m so goddamned jealous of you rn… 😆
@@poundinthastreets all the best to you
@@littlegrandadoutdoors and to you, kind sir…
I was at his concert here in Texas in 1992...with my eldest son.
What a night..a dream come true.
Your favorite opera singer's favorite opera singer. A master of masters. A generational talent and a legacy for the ages.
Pavarotti was one of the greatest tenors to have ever lived. We were blessed to have someone like him walk the face of the earth. Also, if you liked hearing this version of Nessun Dorma, you should definitely react to Franco Corelli’s version of Nessun Dorma. I highly recommend it.
Aileen you are now listening to the greatest voice the word has ever heard ❤❤❤
She's gets even prettier on every upload she has an adorable smile thanks for this upload
You said it perfectly 👌🏼
You also should check out "The Three Tenors" (Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras), THE Tenors of the day and absolutely incredible together.
Classical music is amazing, when i was young i could not care less about it, but over the years/decades my mind has completely changed on that.
For me, music has to take you on a journey, tell a meaningful story and bring out the emotions that go with the story, this is why i love bands like Nightwish today, but that love stems from my love for classical performances, the vocalists, the instrumentals, the story telling... it's absolutely first class to me, and therefor... a big fan of Pavarotti as well, obviously.
I love people seeing the perfection that is Pavarotti.
If you like guitars, Jeff Beck does an amazing rendition of this.
Come lui , purtroppo, ne nascono pochi...Bellissima Aileen
Well that was a cry along to one of the most beautiful songs by one of the most natural,powerful and effortless voices,he also had the most amazing smile,God bless him
And this is what he could do, just pulling the aria out of his pocket, out of context, at a gala concert. He could literally just deliver it on cue.
That’s not being struck by lightning - that would be too facile. It’s not a special once-in-a-lifetime high point - he did this on any average evening, for decades. This is finely-honed, relentlessly practiced, supreme mastery.
This is the real lesson of the greatest artists of all kinds, and it’s so often lost on audiences so fixated on “emotion”, “talent”, and other magical impressions: this is the result of WORK.
With that in mind, the great ones can be appreciated as something far more impressive than just some lightning rod on legs.
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If I had a percentage of a percentile of talent that he posses, I’d be unstoppable 😤 Seeing the thumbnail and hardly 2 mins into the reaction, I just wanna give you a big ol hug with how you’re reaction to this ❤️
Very important, I think, to note that you're hearing the work of Italian composer Giacomo Puccini (1858- 1924). He was a master of writing music (a practitioner of operatic realism) which drew emotional responses from audiences. Listen to "Un bel di" (facing loss of love) from Madama Butterly, "O mio babbino caro," (extreme behavior [comic]) from Gianni Schicchi, "Mi chiamano Mimi" (fragile beautiful Mimi) and "O soave fanciulla" (declarations of mutual love) from La Boheme. Along with "Nessun Dorma," they represent some of classical opera's greatest hits.
Aileen, do more opera reactions!
Luciano was one of the greatest tenors of all time and he also did several opera/jazz cross over collabs. The aria „Nessun Dorma“ from Puccini‘s opera Turandot is one of his most famous performances. This was recorded on the mid nineties in a concert of „The three tenors“, where he sang with his fellow colleagues Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras. The „vincero“-climax („I will win“) is one of the most famous pieces of opera.
Whats even sadder is his Pagliacci song.
Please don't call it song. It's a romance for tenor or "aria" from Giacomo Puccini's opera, Turandot.
The name of the aria is Vesti La Giubba and it is part of the opera Pagliaccci by Ruggero Leoncavallo.
The clown? Absolutely
@@banamarco I love opera and classical music. As long as people are listening to such music and appreaciating it then I don't care what they call it. wikipedia classes an aria as "a song form"...
Check out The video of It's a man's world Luciano Pavarotti and James Brown
Miss you Luciano❤
Great choice Aileen! Brilliant! Love from an Irish-American in Virginia ☘️🇺🇲
You should maybe watch the best nessun dorma when Pavarotti when still in his prime 😁
It’s a back to back Nessun Dorma incredible performance, the best ever 😁
I was sure you gonna cry....power, emotional, every listening the same feelings of power of love...i love Pavarotti
It must have been a privilege to hear Pavarotti live during his prime. This version of Nessu. dorma never fails to drive tears into my eyes.
When my grandmother died this was one of the songs that was played at her funeral, and as a metalhead I'd never really paid any attention to music like this but I understood music and could really appreciate talent when I heard it. It took that environment at that moment for me to really listen to the song properly for the first time and I've never been able to hear it the same way since. Such an incredible performance.
Hi sweetheart. Thank you so much for doing this video. I’m not really much into opera but Luciano Pavarotti is absolutely fantastic. You said that you don’t speak Italian so I will let you know what the song is actually about. It’s about a boy who loves a girl from afar but is too shy to tell her how he feels but he tells himself that one day he will build up the courage to tell her and when he tells her he will be victorious in his congest to win over her affections. The last bit that Pavarotti sings is Vincero, Which, in Italian means, victorious. He is saying in the song that he will win her hand and he will be victorious. I hope that helps. Please take care and blessings to you from the UK.
Grazie per averlo ascoltato dall'inizio alla fine, senza interruzioni. Questo dice tutto sulla tua reazione, grazie!
When I was little music was one of my first loves and i did two things that wowed family and friends. I would reenact the conductor from Fantasia and imitate Pavarotti's singing. My parents especially my Father got me started early on great music. From BB King and Muddy Waters with the Blues, to Bach and Beethoven in Classical, and Pavarotti with opera. Nessun Dorma out of many amazing songs performed by Pavarotti was always his best, the power of his delivery was something. When I was in middle school we went on a field trip to the Met to hear Pavarotti sing at a dress rehearsal performance, that was a real treat. And kindness and good was always easy to see in Pavarotti's face which made it even easier to be a fan of his. Imagine the music being made by all the greats in heaven such as him..
This is from Puccini's Opera. It's the story of a princess who refuses to be married. To discourage men pursuing her she states that anyone wanting her must answer 3 riddles, but anyone that tries and fails is beheaded. She kills many many men until Pavarotti's character comes along. He's loved her for very long and he successfully answers the riddles anonymously. She's absolutely furious and announces that no one is allowed to sleep that night until he is found and brought to her so that she could kill him. If they don’t find him, they will all be put to death. That’s why the chorus comes in to say they feel they will all die.
This song is him somewhat mocking her "Nesun Dorma" = "none shall sleep" and announcing that he will win. The last two lines that were very powerful actually mean "I will win".
Gorgeous opera and breathtaking song.
Apparently this is the english translation..
None shall sleep,
None 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!
It’s beautiful seeing your emotions and your reaction. I cry every time I listen to Pavarotti singing Nessun Dorma. He is the greatest bel canto tenor singing the most beautiful melody ever written. 🥹
Thank you for so many things. Especially thank you for giving us a moment to enjoy the beauty of music and to grab a box of tissues. He stirs up so many emotions.
One of the best voices ever. Hugs from Italy
In the same spirit... a title that moves me... Carl Orff - O Fortuna ~ Carmina Burana
"Una Furtiva La Grima" is my favorite of his... Good on you for not Pausing his Performance! 🥰 RIP Pavarotti.......
Same here!
I don’t think it was even intentional. He had her in a garlands like he did with all of us on our first times lol.
The best!
You will never hear a singer like this again there one of his kind like him
I could see you get teary eyes. I get teary-eyed too every time I listen to this 💙💙💙😎
Your reaction is almost as beautiful as Pavarotti's voice. Love this channel!
The little horns on your head don't fool me for a minute. You are an angel! Love your videos!
It’s so nice and sweet when I see you have so much fun if you hear good music ❤❤
Over here in the uk as football fans we have been listening to this fantastic piece since Italia ‘90 as it was the BBC theme music for the 1990 World Cup… and like football it truly captures the world though, what a voice…
So glad you finally got to experience the best tenor to ever grace the stage. This is an aria from the opera Turandot. It’s essentially the “forgotten prince’s” declaration of love for the coveted princess (different royal family lol) & his determination to have her for his wife. If I may be so bold, I’d like to suggest you also check out (even if you don’t release reaction videos for them) “la Donna e mobile”, “funiculi funicula”, “Caruso” & my personal favorite, “o sole mio”. One of the greatest love songs ever written. It was my grandmother’s favorite as well. It’s the one she showed me that turned me onto the maestro in the first place. Regardless, thanks for putting this one out. Have a great day!
OMFG, what voice ❤
Such a legendary, powerful, dynamic and beautiful voice!!! I adored your reaction Hun!! You are always so radiant and lovely!! 🌹🌹🖤🖤🖤🖤
We miss you Maestro Pavarotti. We love you, "Big" Luciano
My dad listened to him all the time in the car as kids when he was taking us places and to hear you listen and appreciate him is so lovely . plus I love Bon Jovi, so your recent post was amazing.. you managed to react to father and son in 2 days in the best way. 🖤
it's impossible to not cry, even if you hear this aria one million time
Thanx for this reaction Aileen 👏👏👏👏👏
Once again, we all get to see the music touch your soul. The way everyone should enjoy music. He is a gift to us all.
Most every time I hear Luciano I tear up, so this is very normal... 🙂Such a powerful couple of minutes - perfection, with all the feel in the world!😍Thank you, Aileen!
One of the few opera I've watched, at 1am on tv by curiosity, was a pleasant experience so I need to watch others. This song is so powerful, you can't forget it after hearing at the end of the play
2020 when COVID was killing people left right and center in Italy, particularly old people, and the Italian Air Force did a flyover with Nessum Dorma playing to send hope and strength. Powerful moment.
I’ve been listening to Luciano sing this since the BBC chose it as their theme for all coverage of the 1990 World Cup in Italy. It topped the charts in the U.K. if I’m not mistaken…I know I bought the CD single. Yet 34 years later it has the same effect, and I watch any and all reactions to it because you are not alone in your appreciation for the intensity of such a short piece of music.
Honestly the words don't matter at all his voice is a musical instrument it's wonderful
One oh the greatest voices ever!!!! To me the most beautiful Aria in the reign of Operas. Turandot, this one.
Hey Girl. I'd actually never listened to an entire song of his until your reaction. That was beautiful 😍 Thank you. ALSO... love your shirt 🖤
its one of the best artist of every time... so wonderfull to i see him live after. Its like you see Mozart or Beethoven.
Second only to Caruso. The most moving video I#ve ever seen is where two his friends, Domingo and Carreras, the other two thirds of the three Tenors did a touching tribute to him in the form of My Way. Uing old footage and recording of the great man himself. Look it up on here, truly a tear jerker.
Aieen senpai 😢 love you too baby girl ❤ video
His voice is heart and soul. Hear and feel .... this is the one voice for eternity
These videos make my day😭
Truly an amazing and genuine reaction
Luciano has one of the greatest voices ever PERIOD!!! The greatest Tenor of all time
The greatest tenor of all time? Enrico Caruso.
Hey Aileen, never had a chance to see Pavarotti live but when I saw him do La Boheme with Mirella Freni I felt much like you just did. Jaw on floor, heart skipping beats. Keep 'em coming my friend.
I can proudly say i saw Pavarotti sing this aria twice. The first time a solo concert in Miami Beach, FL in 1995 and the second time for a Three Tenors Tour in '97 or '98. Legendary ❤
A beautiful reaction, thank you.
Aileen, i am Mexican/Italian, don't worry you pronounced his name perfectly. Check out Luciano Pavarotti with James Brown "Man's World"
I just knew you'd love this Aileen!❤ Luciano Pavaroti is one of the most acclaimed tenors of all time. No matter how many times I hear this piece I get emotional. As someone else mentioned, you should check out his collaboration with James Brown singing It's A Man's World. It is amazing!! Loved your reaction and comments Aileen!❤ Take care!
One of the greatest of all times, if not THE greatest.
goosebump this song... and reaction its very cute and honest
This was number one in Uk the charts for many weeks. I never tire of hearing it.
I don't listen to opera often but when I do it's Pavarotti performing Nessum Dorma.
As a long time metal head, I’ve listened to this for years and it never fails to hit different.
When he comes in over the chorus it always gets my adrenaline up best to do it right here
Your reactions need no words to tell us your emotions to a song or performer. Your facial emotions are all we need to tell us what your feeling and thinking. Great reaction. Would love to see you do Billy Idol Mony Mony Live
Such a beautiful reaction ! I think I just fell in love with a total stranger! God bless :)
Nessun Dorma (meaning none shall sleep in English) is an aria from the Puccini opera Turandot. Don't worry about your pronunciation (unless you're Italian, then I guess you can be picky), I think you did ok, and being Mexican and I'm sure speaking Spanish, a sister language to Italian, I'm sure you did better than most of us English only speakers.
Reading some of your comments I see some people saying things like he was one of the best tenors of his day, this is incorrect. He was, and still is, the best tenor of all time. He performed during the Italia 90 FIFA World Cup as part of the Three Tenors along with José Carreras and Placido Domingo, returning to perform at the next World Cup in the US in 94, playing to sold out crowds in LA I believe and achieving popular worldwide fame (he was already famous to any opera fans, of course).
Here in the UK, I think I'm right in saying, this was used as part of the BBC World Cup Italia 90 coverage and gained so much fame that it was released as a single reaching number 2 on the UK singles chart, something that I'm not sure any other opera aria has ever done before or since.
Great reaction and I don't think anyone who loves music can do anything but get emotional when hearing this song. I wasn't surprised you'd love this knowing your love of music. It was amazing to see you so captivated watching it. Keep up the good work and will catch you next time!!!
He was sick one year at the Grammy's so Aretha Franklin did this for him. It was amazing
As a Metalhead I salut to Maestro Luciano, fantastic performance I always have tears at the end. Greatings 🤘
Love your reaction 😊
Beautiful reaction to a legend. 😊
One of the BEST performances ever! I know many will say RIP to the GREAT Luciano. But he isn't able to do that. God gas him on contract for the next 100 years to teach the Angels how to sing more powerfully.
A bit of geekdom here.
This part of the performance is a little over 3 minutes long. That standing ovation you see start happening. THAT LASTED 20+ MINUTES!!! Yeah, nearly 7 times longer than the performance clapping. The Great Luciano (his official nickname) is just Devine
To me this is the sound of victory!! If he survives till sunrise he wins! No hints to what he wins. Everyone can look it up.
Great reaction.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe. Everyone!!
"Nessun Dorma" is an aria from the opera Turandot, composed by Giacomo Puccini a hundred years ago. It's been "covered" by countless artists since then, but this was Pavarotti's signature aria.
i've often wondered, why is it and triggers such an emotional response in people that literally brings them to tears when hearing someone sing.
Hi Aileen 😊 Magnificent reaction to Luciano Pavarotti 😊👍 I echo all the other comments that you nailed his name as Spanish and Italian are romance languages and very similar so no problem for you 😊 Good job 😊👍 All of the recommendations for more of Luciano's work are excellent 😊 and so are all the other recommendations excellent too 😊 I look forward to hearing your reactions to all of them 😊 Have a great day you and Arya 😊👍
Keep on Rockin Aileen 🤘🎸🎶🥰
The song is from a classical opera, but it's basically his now and forever. It brought him to the mainstream when he sang it at the World Cup in Italy in 1990, and I'd say it was his signature song. And boy, did he live. The documentary Pavarotti, directed by Ron Howard, will give you a great insight into his life and craft.
Great reaction- you can actually see the moment your breathe is taken away
One regret I have in life is not going to see him live in Denver years ago. He takes your breath away! Kudos on a very touching reaction Aileen ❤️
What a magnificent gift he has
I saw a video where even a baby cried listening to this. Most of the time I cry, at the least tear up, listening to him perform this.
You should listen to *The Three Tenors* singing together. Luciano Pavarotti and Spaniards Plácido Domingo and José Carreras.