I'm here because of Dimash, so decided to check out this recommendation from the Placido Domingo and Dimash duet. Agree, brings back memories of childhood and later adulthood. Our mom was very much into classical music, operas, adult contemporary classical music throughout life. Her favorite opera singer was Pavarotti and in her last years, she liked Andre Rieu, a violinist. I introduced her to Andrea Bocelli but she didn't like his style of vocals, still preferring Pavarotti. She also tried, throughout our lives, to educate us on other Japanese arts like traditional Japanese music, and even took us to Japanese movies with subtitles. You're right about coming full circle in later life, when we're at a place to appreciate the arts they were trying to expose to us. My appreciation for Pavarotti began with his duets with contemporary artists. One in particular you may like or find fascinating is with Barry White, duet m.ua-cam.com/video/fHCcM_uV-r8/v-deo.html Thanks for this video.
I'm here because of Dimash, so decided to check out this recommendation from the Placido Domingo and Dimash duet. Agree, brings back memories of childhood and later adulthood. Our mom was very much into classical music, operas, adult contemporary classical music throughout life. Her favorite opera singer was Pavarotti and in her last years, she liked Andre Rieu, a violinist. I introduced her to Andrea Bocelli but she didn't like his style of vocals, still preferring Pavarotti. She also tried, throughout our lives, to educate us on other Japanese arts like traditional Japanese music, and even took us to Japanese movies with subtitles. You're right about coming full circle in later life, when we're at a place to appreciate the arts they were trying to expose to us. My appreciation for Pavarotti began with his duets with contemporary artists. One in particular you may like or find fascinating is with Barry White, duet m.ua-cam.com/video/fHCcM_uV-r8/v-deo.html
Thanks for this video.
Goosebumps= la piel de gallina. Grettings from Spain 🖐🏿