Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus. Romans 6:23 John 3:16❤❤😊
Saludos ÍBEROS. Si eres italiano, escribe en italiano y honra a Luciano Pavarotti. El inglés es la lengua que nos hace esclavos. Jamás un inglés hubiera creado una canción tan Bella. VIVA L' ITALIA
@@alejandromagno6887 Forse hai ragione, ma essere italiano, spagnolo o di un altro posto non dipende dalla lingua che parli ma dal cuore che hai. La musica di Puccini, la voce di Pavarotti sono il nostro cuore e la nostra lingua, per capirci non serve altro. Grazie a te amico che hai ascoltato, ci vediamo in giro per il mondo...
We all loved him, now the movie of maria CALLAS with Angelina, gives to us , to greek citizens a feeling to be proud offering this voice all over the world. Wish you all have a better new year 2025🎉
@@vassilioskolonias8693 Maria was one of the most beautiful voices ever heard, a powerful but fragile woman, fascinating but elusive....escaped from a tragedy of ancient Greece but modern like no other ever... Merry Christmas to you too and to all your compatriots...
I played this for my father when he died. It was his favorite song. It reminded him of his father, who he missed. Now it reminds me of mine, who I miss.
Frank Viviano same with me- I think of my mom. She sat in the living room and listened to her music or play this by ear on the piano. I don’t know the translation, but brings me to tears every time. I appreciate the time I spent with her listening to her music.
My Dad loved listening to Pavarotti, and I grew up listening to Pavarotti with my Dad. When I hear this song, it reminds me of the past. For some reason, this song gives me so many good memories.
I can relate to this. Recently, i found myself enjoying this masterpiece at least once a day, before sleeping, which helps a lot. Can't have access to such awesome performances but not take enjoyment in them.
Edith Piaf said she did not want people understand what she said she wanted people listen to her and cry. Without a doubt she achieved it .and pavarotti is also the case.
I remember my italian father crying, when Pavarotti died in 2007. The only Italian who was not a politician and was given a state funeral. Long live Luciano.
I think he was just very artfully acting out the lyrics. Notice the lyrics are"…. but in the dawn I will win, I will win!"? I think*that's what that expression was meant to portray - the look of ultimate victory after (literal or figurative) night, or suffering, or perhaps darkness, maybe 🤔? Either way it was wonderful and I'm glad we can all appreciate it.
I got to see the 3 tenors live in Miami as my graduation present instead of going to Europe. What an amazing experience. Wouldn't trade it for the world. Thanks mom. Love you.
Hello! My name is Mark Charig and I was actually playing First Cornet here in the orchestra! It was absolute pleasure playing with opera icon, Pavarotti! Ciao! Mi chiamo Mark Charig e in realtà stavo suonando la prima cornetta qui nell'orchestra! È stato un vero piacere suonare con l'icona dell'opera, Pavarotti!
I've been looking for a way to describe this feeling for a couple of year. You've hit the nail on the head. It's pure, unadulterated, frantic euphoria.
I love it, furthermore my mum is Italian and I speak Italian too, I understand everything he's sings. Tramontate stelle, all'alba vincero = once the stars will disappear and the sunrise appears, I am going to win
This is the peak human artistic performance in my opinion. Never saw a man getting so close to the divine like this. You could interpret he touched it.
@@phatbengt lol this but also it might be having all that music behind him it's probably a bit overwhelming surrounded by all the instruments at their peak...
At this point in his career, Luciano had probably sung this aria a thousand times, but look at the passion in his face at the end. Never be another like him.
Yes....the end when he finally breathed...it was as if he gave it his all and had to remember that he needed oxygen to live....I love his passion....you don't see that anymore from artists.....something Spiritual about that!
I’m a 65 year old black man lived in the hood most of my life. This is only the second opera I have ever heard, introduced to me by my Italian coworker and lifelong friend. With no disrespect to the many great singers of different genres in my lifetime, this is the greatest performance I have ever heard. I’ve heard it 50 plus times and it always brings me near tears.
No sleep, no sleep Nessun dorma, nessun dorma You too, o, Princess Tu pure, o, Principessa In your cold room Nella tua fredda stanza Look at the stars that tremble Guardi le stelle che tremano Of love and hope D'amore e di speranza But my mystery is closed in me Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me No one will know my name Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, I'll say it on your mouth No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò When the light shines Quando la luce splenderà And my kiss will break the silence Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio That makes you mine Che ti fa mia (No one will know his name) (Il nome suo nessun saprà) (And we must, alas, die, die) (E noi dovrem, ahimé, morir, morir) Vanish, o night Dilegua, o notte Set, stars Tramontate, stelle Set, stars Tramontate, stelle I'll win at dawn All'alba vincerò I will win Vincerò I will win Vincerò Source: Musixmatch
When we lost Pavarotti, we lost one of the greatest voices in the world. He was magical, beautiful, & a gift from God. I love you, Luciano. Sing with the angels, my friend.
And yet less than a hundred years ago, opera was very much a performance for the everyday public, not only the elite. My Italian parents were poor as church mice, but would go to the opera while courting. Probably not in the best opera houses and probably not the best seats, but it was far from entertainment for just the "elite". Maybe that was just the Italy of the 50's. But my father was as blue collar as you could get and he had a massive collection of Opera records. Different era, different culture, i suppose. But yes, Pavarotti and his divine voice transcends time and music.
@@helowgaes7544 I love opera and I am not "elite". My brother is a blue collar fitter and turner who works shifts in a Steel works and he listens to opera when he's in the mood. Because when it's done well, it's absolutely beautiful. He also loves Elvis and Queen and a tonne of other artists. It depends on what you've been raised on. On what appeals to your ear. Doesn't make it just for the "elite". At least not in my experience.
This is a misconception. Opera was never elite. Going to the opera or going to the theatre was like going to the cinema nowadays. If you think about the story of Turandot, it is similar to a romance film today.
i was dying in bed from a fever and this man started singing and i immediately started feeling better .. the presence of god was with this man at all times
I saw him only once in Genoa, Italy, my hometown. I didn't want to but my grandparents insisted, they were both partisans who fought Mussolini, hard people, "you have to see the Maestro. One day you will tell it to your grandchildren". They were right and I am. I miss them both like the sun.
Sono contento che i tuoi nonni ti abbiano fatto andare a vedere il maestro. So che è un'esperienza che non dimenticherai mai e che vale la pena raccontare. Avevo solo 11 anni quando è morto, quindi non ho mai avuto modo di apprezzarlo. Ora che ho 28 anni, vorrei che fosse ancora vivo a cantare con la sua bellissima voce.
if you notice his face at the end of this amazing performance, it's almost like he said to himself... "that's it, I did it, that was my piece I will be forever remembered for". Love it...
I'm right there with you Nathaniel. After experiencing this magnificent performance over and over again, I just wonder by what basis 1100 people would thumb it down. Souless, depraved, ignorant, jealous?? That type of response defies reality.
That was more than a look of I hit a perfect note. That was a look of I’m not believing what I’m seeing. He sang so perfectly to God I think Jesus appeared before him.
The fact that this was recorded both in amazing sound and video is one of the luckiest strokes of luck humanity has ever had. His voice did not go to waste in the pages of history and will be enjoyed for many future generations.
false arrest... hospitalized $1 lawsuit damages to charity... serpent cast out.... why isn't fbi agents are not able to differentiate the real world.... from opera? 'look in the mirror' -SOURCE
It is otherworldly. I also adore his rendition of Donna non vidi mai from Manon Lescaut at Hyde Park, before Diana, Princess of Wales in the pouring rain.
i listen to all sorts of genres and I can say without doubt this is the most emotional performance I have ever seen, reduces me to tears of joy every time.
I have watched several versions of this song. None come close to this rendition. Edit - I’ve watched even more renditions by the great tenors, and up and coming. One thing stands out from with Pavarotti. His voice is the focus and extension of the orchestra, versus being drowned out by the orchestra. I haven’t seen anyone perform this song with as much power without their voice being overwhelmed by the orchestra in all or at least part of the song. Not Pavarotti. His voice is actually verging on overpowering the orchestra but he reins it in with perfect pitch and harmony.
In case anyone has wondered what he is singing, here's the 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!
Durante questa esibizione, il Maestro Luciano aveva il corpo e la voce tra noi, ma la sua anima e la sua essenza erano in una dimensione divina, e i suoi occhi sono stati il collegamento. Ha visto cose che noi esseri umani non possiamo neanche immaginare.
Forget all worries for a moment and enjoy the music. My heart goes out to Italy and all the nations of the world, hopping will over soon God is good 🙏.
it's amazing how deeply and universally this song, especially this recorded performance by pavarotti, touches people with no specific connection or predisposition to opera. i feel the same way. it's just that transcendent
Got to be honest. I'm no fan of Opera, but oh my word, this is arguably one of the greatest live performances in the history of anything, ever. Incredible
false arrest... hospitalized $1 lawsuit damages to charity... serpent cast out.... why isn't fbi agents are not able to differentiate the real world.... from opera? 'look in the mirror' -SOURCE
The look on his face after finishing that last note. Almost like an out of body experience. When he sings it literally touches your soul, absolutely amazing.
Massimo D I can’t get over his expressions. That has to be what love and passion looks like......this is what he was meant to do and man, he did it so incredibly well...
Hahahaha that doesn't happen to me, at least that drastically, there have been years in my life that I've only listened to one song, like in my playlist.
@@Chris-vc1jj I think we all will, I HOPE. Maybe right before we die, in that moment our souls are sucked up into the vacuum and we know we're leaving. Who knows?
Thank you I was looking for a comment like this. It was almost like his life was flashing before his eyes all leading up to this peak of his life, and what a peak it was. It's almost as if he is happy when he closes his eyes its as if all his hard work has paid off and he can relax, but he is still so stunned in the moment. I love that his face tells a lot
I’m a big ole blue-collar truck driver and my ass is sitting up here crying like a damn baby while listening to this. This dude may be the greatest vocalist in the history of recorded music.
That's why there's 2 mics one for himself and one for everything else, much like a heart and brain, love with your heart use your brain for everything else :)
For those who are curious about the story behind this piece: it is an aria from the opera Turandot by Puccini. It talks about this princess named Turandot that doesn't want to marry anyone so she establishes this strange rule that every man that want to marry her has to solve 3 enigmas and if they fail one they will be executed. Many men tries and die, but one day this man comes from a city far far away and nobody knows him or his name. He solves the 3 enigmas, so the princess has to marry him but, as I said, she doesn't want to be engaged with anyone. So her future husband gives her a chance: if the princess will found out his name before the sun arise in the sky he will refuse to marry her. This is why they sing "Nessun dorma" (Nobody sleeps) because everybody has to help the princess discover this name. Then he sings "Il mio mistero è chiuso in me, il nome mio nessun saprà" (my mistery is closed in me, nobody will know my name) and then other prhases in which he asks to the moon and the stars to go away so that the morning will come, and by the end he sings "e all'alba vincerò! Vincerò! VINCERÒ!" (and in the morning I will win! I will win! I WILL WIN!) because he is sure that there is no way anybody in all the reign knows his name. This was very simplified but that's it IMPORTANT EDIT: I made a mistake, I'm sorry. By the end he sings "E all'alba vincerò! Vincerò! VINCERÒ!" because Calaf (that's the name of the man) wants to tell his name to the princess Turandot by himself while kissing her, so that she will choose to marry him because she loves him and not because she has to. I'm so sorry
I thought the “victory” he foresaw was that at that moment he decided to tell her his name...then his love for her would be victorious despite her choice with what to do with it.
He was simply superb. I'm from Modena too, and I've met him many many times around the city and in some very typical, old fashioned and some almost unknown restaurants we both used to love. When I was meeting him I used to salute him with just one word: "Maestro..." and he always smiled and saluted back, like a true lord. He was one of the kindest man I've ever knew, always had a nice word for everyone. I don't know why I'm writing this right now, after all these years... nostalgia, I guess.
To be honest he wasn't superb in this perfomance, the real opera is different, Pavarotti singing the real opera is different. Turandot never been the cup of tea of Pavarotti, he didn't have the proper voice to sing it. Franco Corelli was superb. This is a performance for a pop audience, made without proper training etc.., an exibition for those people who love Bocelli and Il Volo, I bet they're shocked by a real opera tenor like Pavarotti.
@@williamkunte5361 more, it's a transcendental experience, which if you're religious is the essence of the sublime and the point of revelation of the divine to the self. If you're not religious, it's an extremely intense emotional experience, which is magical in its own right.
I grew up in Texas. Never exposed to this... A war veteran and a "manly" man.... But then I had my daughter and songs like this that I don't understand the lyrics (until I Google them)... But since that moment when I first heard her little cry. I hear the emotions in this music I used to ignore. And even without the linguistic context it moves me to tears... Absolutely beautiful and breathtaking
Bro, same here. Iraq, 2008. Check out Andrea and Matteo Bocelli's "Fall on Me". It's a father-son duet that still wrecks me. There is a lot that changes with age. Roll with it and thank God for the gifts and blessings it brings.
@@puckered6036 if that's how you choose to see it, that's on you. Being unwilling to consider the possibility that such music was outside of cultural lexicon is a you problem. We were never meant to know and experience all, that would be impossible. Spend less time looking down your nose at others, and you may begin to see the things you didn't get to see until forced on you by life.
I've always listened to rock. Grew up on the 70's and 80's stuff, added in Rammstein and others when I got older. But this.....this moves me like nothing else. I played tuba for two years in jr high and being in the middle of that, when we got it going just right.....amazing.
If this is the only one you know, or you’ve ever heard, yes. Otherwise is nothing ‘unmatched’ and even less ‘unmatchable’. If you think This is ‘unmatched’ or ‘unmatchable’ have a listen to Corelli.
@@toivonencresto True, But everything just thinks Pavarotti is unbeatable. Which in my opinion he almost isn't beatable. There are some amazing tenors out there but Pavarotti does it the best, The emotion he puts into every single song is unreal.
My father passed away 4 years ago. He said he wanted this song to be played at his funeral service. And we honored his wish as this beautiful song was played at his memorial service. RIP dad and Luciano Pavarotti
@@nd5301 // Sir, please know that "praying for the dead" is not Biblical-it's only a ritual of men: “For Sheol *cannot* thank You, death *cannot* praise You; those who go down to the pit *cannot hope for Your faithfulness"* [Isaiah 38v18] *Truth is a stubborn thing.* "For *there is no mention of You in death;* in Sheol who will give You thanks?" [Psalm 6v5] *"The dead* do not praise the Lord, *nor do any who go down into silence"* [Psalm 115v17] “And the sea gave up the dead who were in it, Death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them, and they were judged...then Death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire" [Rev 20v13-14]
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The face at the end of someone that knows they've just pulled off one of the best performances of all time - absolutely sensational
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤❤😊
you must? no bro i will belive and do whatever i want keep your believes to yourself@@christianweatherbroadcasting
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He knows the camera is on his face so.....
Pavarotti singing “Nessun dorma” has to be considered one of the greatest artistic expressions ever performed or recorded in human history.
Did you hear Aretha Franklin do it for him? she filled in for him last minute at the Grammys long ago
what about kendrick lamar
@hares saade I love pentatonix but they cannot compare to the great Luciano Pavarotti
@@mestreensinador1 thats YOUR opinion.
@@parisraven7588 I wouldn't call than an opinion but just general facts
He hit that last note like it owed him money.
Sometimes you gotta put the heat on those bitches
😂😂
Post of the year!
Best UA-cam comment I’ve ever seen
Best comment iv ever seen
As an Italian I am proud that we have given the world this voice stronger than death...
Saludos ÍBEROS.
Si eres italiano, escribe en italiano y honra a Luciano Pavarotti.
El inglés es la lengua que nos hace esclavos.
Jamás un inglés hubiera creado una canción tan Bella.
VIVA L' ITALIA
@@alejandromagno6887 Forse hai ragione, ma essere italiano, spagnolo o di un altro posto non dipende dalla lingua che parli ma dal cuore che hai. La musica di Puccini, la voce di Pavarotti sono il nostro cuore e la nostra lingua, per capirci non serve altro. Grazie a te amico che hai ascoltato, ci vediamo in giro per il mondo...
We all loved him, now the movie of maria CALLAS with Angelina, gives to us , to greek citizens a feeling to be proud offering this voice all over the world. Wish you all have a better new year 2025🎉
@@vassilioskolonias8693 Maria was one of the most beautiful voices ever heard, a powerful but fragile woman, fascinating but elusive....escaped from a tragedy of ancient Greece but modern like no other ever...
Merry Christmas to you too and to all your compatriots...
💯💃🏿🍷🎹🍾🥂🍺🍻🍹🎉
You don't have to be an opera fan to appreciate how magnificent his voice was.
Dont forget to mention the choir and orchestra. Definitely one of the best ever!
The football career he could have had..
I definetely replyd on the wrong post goddamnit
he was the best.
Thinking exactly the same, he's the only one who could sing it imo
This is what happens when you're both born gifted AND spend your whole life mastering that gift.
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S i k e
Ein absoluter Traum!!!!
Besser geht es einfach nicht mehr!!!
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Nobody is born gifted
I played this for my father when he died. It was his favorite song. It reminded him of his father, who he missed. Now it reminds me of mine, who I miss.
Frank Viviano that is the BEST song you can play for your father RIP
Your father was a good guy rip
Frank Viviano same with me- I think of my mom. She sat in the living room and listened to her music or play this by ear on the piano. I don’t know the translation, but brings me to tears every time. I appreciate the time I spent with her listening to her music.
Dammit, you made me feel😞
I guess when you go your kids will play Lady Gaga as a tribute...
Is it correct to say that this is the best singing in the history of mankind?
Do all of you agree?
Yes, yes it is ... And whoever says it's not probably should donate their ears or throw it away
@@M0zart-g5r 😂😂😂
Can you imagine Leonard Cohen attempting this?
That was one for the ages, certainly
@@jun_0011 100% man
The look on his face after hitting that last note and he realizes he has become one with the music. Priceless.
Self-actualization in its highest form
It’s the true expression of the soul in terms everybody can understand...🙏😉😃
Decades of searching for perfection...
I know that face
True true but i was also thinking uh- oh the guy is having a stroke or something. Looked gassed. I mean hes a big guy .takes alot out of you.
He sang this song 100s of times but his reaction to the last note made me believe he knew he finally perfected it
Bro he saw God
That look on his face definitely had me thinking he just realized something deeply profound 🤣
Perfect us understatement, he touched the edge of divinity
@@rosslindstrom5765 😂😂😂
Dropped a fat load in his pantaloons
Pavarotti's final expression that he shows when he realizes he's achieved one of the best performances in the history of music is truly wonderfull!
Agreee
It's like saw the face of God
Somehow I don't think that he was thinking about himself at this moment.
I agree, he’s a proper top boyo ain’t he
It looks like he did a line of coke... in all respect though, the man was damned good at his job.
Playing this from 2:04 as my exit music as I leave work for ever tonight.
Omg I did the same when I left my job 😅❤
He sang like it was the last time he would ever sing - a man who understood fate and gift.
thats what an artist do, its not an office job
I recommend searching for his 2006 performance at the opening ceremony... and reading comments...
fr man i mean its just sheerly soul yknow '.-.'
Such a deep impression! And insight! Bless!
understood fate? wtf are you on about
"And here I am, crying without understanding a single word. And this is why... this is pure art. I have this feeling without knowing anything."
Hi , pop the lyrics on, I hope that helps, they automatically came up for me, and I'm so pleased they did 🙏🏻
Where is that from?
*Where is the quote from?*
I cried too, so much in awe of the emotion he evoked.
Oh;but it is pure poetry❤
As he hit that last note he saw something beyond this earth, look into his eyes.
👍🏻👌🏻This comment is so underrated I had to look back and see it again
i mean he must feel it he says he's going to win!
he saw corona virus coming in
@@elicha12
Good comment
As he hit that last note he was thinking - hope I make it.
My Dad loved listening to Pavarotti, and I grew up listening to Pavarotti with my Dad. When I hear this song, it reminds me of the past. For some reason, this song gives me so many good memories.
Everytime my soul cries out for a repeat
I can relate to this. Recently, i found myself enjoying this masterpiece at least once a day, before sleeping, which helps a lot. Can't have access to such awesome performances but not take enjoyment in them.
Such a triumphant feel to the whole piece, so satisfying to listen to.
So do I. Hi 🤗
Y para cuándo un video de reacción a esto???
There is no soul
I do not understand a word of Italian but the beauty of Pavarotti’s voice transcends mere language.
Language hides vibration. Point is you feel this beautiful music rather than understand it
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Edith Piaf said she did not want people understand what she said she wanted people listen to her and cry.
Without a doubt she achieved it .and pavarotti is also the case.
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“vincero”= I will win (Turandot’s hand in marriage)
I remember my italian father crying, when Pavarotti died in 2007.
The only Italian who was not a politician and was given a state funeral. Long live Luciano.
Amén !
Here here!
Por siempre Luciano❤
@@katekent2339 sorry to be the one, but it's "hear hear".
RIP To your father
This man saw what Dante Alighieri saw at the end of Paradiso. Utter transcendence.
Spot on👍🏼
If life is God's masterpiece, then Pavarotti's voice is the soundtrack.
Not really but I get where your coming from.
@@wolflloydmesiman8899 was just a metaphor bud....go easy on yourself 👍
Vangelis is on the phone, sir
I love that enough people are watching this that you got 40 likes in a day.
It probably did depending on when he gets paid.
Many performers have sung it to perfection, but with Pavarotti it rises to a divine dimension.
I agree
Yes divine
Paul Potts in got talent
Bars
Franco Corelli
That face at the end. He knew immediately that he’d just won singing forever.
yes, he won singing forever indeed
God saw him and said: Welcome to Heaven.
@jakomioftherose2434 listening to this gives us a glimpse of what being there is like
He did what not many people on this planet can do
I think he was just very artfully acting out the lyrics. Notice the lyrics are"…. but in the dawn I will win, I will win!"?
I think*that's what that expression was meant to portray - the look of ultimate victory after (literal or figurative) night, or suffering, or perhaps darkness, maybe 🤔?
Either way it was wonderful and I'm glad we can all appreciate it.
I got to see the 3 tenors live in Miami as my graduation present instead of going to Europe. What an amazing experience. Wouldn't trade it for the world. Thanks mom. Love you.
I envy the people who experienced this live.
Couch Samosa I probably would have peed on myself
Michele 🇨🇦 same
envy is one of the six deadly sins and YOU had 666 likes until I changed it into 667 likes
coincidence? I think not
@@eatler4445 it is 7 not 6
@@JoriusSatie google says otherwise
Hello! My name is Mark Charig and I was actually playing First Cornet here in the orchestra! It was absolute pleasure playing with opera icon, Pavarotti!
Ciao! Mi chiamo Mark Charig e in realtà stavo suonando la prima cornetta qui nell'orchestra! È stato un vero piacere suonare con l'icona dell'opera, Pavarotti!
Aw may Jesus bless you! This was an incredible performance, you were surely blessed to participate there 🥰
What an amazing experience! Thank you for sharing Mark
Bravo!!! 👌
Bravo Mark! You're right to be proud.
Thank you very much for being part of such a beautiful performance! I always have goosebumps at the end
Pavarotti, the only opera singer that reached the status of an american popstar with classic music. This man really was a number!
That's one of the main reasons why Pavarotti was so popular
Lets not forget Mario Lanza
Andrea Bocelli
Who cannot like Bocelli
Caruso was an internationally popular superstar.
Yes I am listening November 2024 love listening to Pavarotti xx❤❤❤❤❤
...me too.
December 2024
December 23rd 2024
The look on his face when he held that last note was unbelievably amazing. It was as if he shocked even himself.
Yes lol. He's like, "damn, I'm amazing."
LOL Came to comment the same thing like he was shocked and amazed "Holy cow, I was able to hit that note for that long?!". Amazing.
He did. He really shocked himself hiw amazing that was...
Je peux entendre ce passage 20 fois 30 fois à chaque fois je pleure d'émotion c'est incroyablement beau!!!!!
No, he was not shocked.
That was pure emotion.
The look in his eyes when he hits that climax... it's like even he can't believe he's hitting those notes. Absolutely incredible
He hit that last note like it owed him money!
That look is profound, any human can recognize it but nobody really knows what it means.
@@blayasblay3941 he creamed his pants
@@___xyz___ That was just a pleasant side - effect of this cosmic drug
Victory
That ending is seriously a massive dose of euphoria. Every. Single. Time.
I couldn’t agree more. Goosebumps
I've been looking for a way to describe this feeling for a couple of year. You've hit the nail on the head. It's pure, unadulterated, frantic euphoria.
More like a sense of redemption, if I may...
This, is if you will forgive my plebeian terms, the very definition of "Belting it out from your heart"
Yes, this is when you realize that you have fully accomplished your duty !
These were the best 3 minutes of music of the last 100 years.
who listen to this masterpiece several times in row???
Me (I remember first hearing with a kid in a video at 2:37)
👍👍👍👍👍
I love it, furthermore my mum is Italian and I speak Italian too, I understand everything he's sings. Tramontate stelle, all'alba vincero = once the stars will disappear and the sunrise appears, I am going to win
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I keep replaying the high note, sends chills down my spine
I don’t care what anyone says, this is the greatest performance of the greatest song done by the greatest singer in the history of music
Was my Dads favourite,gives me goose bumps,makes my hairs stand up and brings me to tears.
Yes sir!
Totally agree
Yes, it's one of the best songs
Agreed
This is the peak human artistic performance in my opinion. Never saw a man getting so close to the divine like this. You could interpret he touched it.
I agree. It is sublime.
I agree! I think that's why it makes me cry ❤️
makes my whole body go numb with goosebumps
Absolutely. Absolutely, irrefutably incredible.
Maybe that explains his face at the end, he saw God
It doesn't get ANY better than this.
MAGNIFICENT VOICE...TRULY WONDERFUL R.I.P.SIR.😢
The look on his face at the end when he realizes what he managed to achieve with his voice is priceless.
He won.
Kreygasm, basically.
More like catching his breath after holding the last note so long :)
@@phatbengt lol this but also it might be having all that music behind him it's probably a bit overwhelming surrounded by all the instruments at their peak...
well said --
I’m a 85. Year old man and I want that played at my funeral. I won’t hear it but I hope everyone else enjoys it Terry
Along with " the Parting glass" prehaps? May your funeral be a while still.
❤️ spero che sia così.
I'll remember you, Terry.
i’m 18 and i want this played when i die
We love you Terry ❤
At this point in his career, Luciano had probably sung this aria a thousand times, but look at the passion in his face at the end. Never be another like him.
Each time he sings this or any aria it is like the first time. And yes, look at his face and you will see.
Johnathan Antoine👍
Even at the start, his whole face changes, he is already feeling it...you see it kick in..
Yeah those facial expressions at the end were extremely moving,
Yes....the end when he finally breathed...it was as if he gave it his all and had to remember that he needed oxygen to live....I love his passion....you don't see that anymore from artists.....something Spiritual about that!
I will forever regret not being able to see Pavarotti performing live, but at the very least, I can watch these videos over and over.
I’m a 65 year old black man lived in the hood most of my life. This is only the second opera I have ever heard, introduced to me by my Italian coworker and lifelong friend. With no disrespect to the many great singers of different genres in my lifetime, this is the greatest performance I have ever heard. I’ve heard it 50 plus times and it always brings me near tears.
❤
He is the voice, i'm happy you found Pavarotti. his voice heals my sorrows and i hope it benefits you in similar ways, enjoy.
try 'Rigoletto La Dona e mobile', if you haven't already, its another great Pavarotti opera
Sweeet@@esthervanhelden
Me too I cry when I hear this
No sleep, no sleep
Nessun dorma, nessun dorma
You too, o, Princess
Tu pure, o, Principessa
In your cold room
Nella tua fredda stanza
Look at the stars that tremble
Guardi le stelle che tremano
Of love and hope
D'amore e di speranza
But my mystery is closed in me
Ma il mio mistero e chiuso in me
No one will know my name
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, I'll say it on your mouth
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
When the light shines
Quando la luce splenderà
And my kiss will break the silence
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
That makes you mine
Che ti fa mia
(No one will know his name)
(Il nome suo nessun saprà)
(And we must, alas, die, die)
(E noi dovrem, ahimé, morir, morir)
Vanish, o night
Dilegua, o notte
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
Set, stars
Tramontate, stelle
I'll win at dawn
All'alba vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
I will win
Vincerò
Source: Musixmatch
Thank you!!
thank you for this
@@imperiallray7933 Thank you for such an awesome playlist and magical break.
💗🤝💗
Che bello vedere che nel 2021 ancora gente che lo ascolta, grazie ♥️
TLDR: If you can't sleep, breaking into a woman's room and secretly kissing her is the way to victory.
When we lost Pavarotti, we lost one of the greatest voices in the world. He was magical, beautiful, & a gift from God. I love you, Luciano. Sing with the angels, my friend.
He certainly sang like one among us
@@danielcaceres7925 :)
Amen
Comparto totalmente lo que decis!!!!!!!!!!!! Por siempre Luciano! Grande por fuera y por dentro!!!!!
Великий , не имеющий себе подобных !! Бог !❤❤❤
Beautiful music, beautifully sung, even the words are beautiful. One of the greatest melodies of all time. Sorry this is repeated, not my fault.
To be a person who heard this live. The tears that flowed.
I envy you.
I envy you too
lelw
who fuqueeen cares
@@DrBuddah me
He took the opera from the elite to the public and we will be always appreciated for that
And yet less than a hundred years ago, opera was very much a performance for the everyday public, not only the elite. My Italian parents were poor as church mice, but would go to the opera while courting. Probably not in the best opera houses and probably not the best seats, but it was far from entertainment for just the "elite". Maybe that was just the Italy of the 50's. But my father was as blue collar as you could get and he had a massive collection of Opera records. Different era, different culture, i suppose. But yes, Pavarotti and his divine voice transcends time and music.
@@JisforJeniusbut opera its literaly not public comsumtion bro just like any song genre like pop u know?
@@helowgaes7544 I love opera and I am not "elite". My brother is a blue collar fitter and turner who works shifts in a Steel works and he listens to opera when he's in the mood. Because when it's done well, it's absolutely beautiful. He also loves Elvis and Queen and a tonne of other artists. It depends on what you've been raised on. On what appeals to your ear. Doesn't make it just for the "elite". At least not in my experience.
This is a misconception. Opera was never elite. Going to the opera or going to the theatre was like going to the cinema nowadays.
If you think about the story of Turandot, it is similar to a romance film today.
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅
If that last note doesn’t send chills down your spine you know nothing about anything
I speak also about Pavarotti on my UA-cam Channel, have a look and subscribe for support :) Have a nice sunday !
The whole performance sent chills down my spine he deserved that standing ovation
that last note still echoes thru the cosmos
@Ned3s lol😂
Goat!! I miss him!!
i was dying in bed from a fever and this man started singing and i immediately started feeling better .. the presence of god was with this man at all times
I saw him only once in Genoa, Italy, my hometown.
I didn't want to but my grandparents insisted, they were both partisans who fought Mussolini, hard people, "you have to see the Maestro. One day you will tell it to your grandchildren".
They were right and I am.
I miss them both like the sun.
Sono contento che i tuoi nonni ti abbiano fatto andare a vedere il maestro. So che è un'esperienza che non dimenticherai mai e che vale la pena raccontare. Avevo solo 11 anni quando è morto, quindi non ho mai avuto modo di apprezzarlo. Ora che ho 28 anni, vorrei che fosse ancora vivo a cantare con la sua bellissima voce.
Wow, such a wonderful story!
Don't care if you don't like opera this is the greatest performance by any singer ever
Hello Sam how are you doing?
Hello Emily how are you doing?
Hello p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p00p how are you doing?
I thought I didn't like opera until I saw this.
I'd argue Aretha Franklin did Nessun Dorma even better (no disrespect intended).
His face at the end!!! He clearly knew he had just achieved something memorable
Just incredible...
0:22 His prep face at the start also shows the level of concentration before greatness
Eh. This was probably the 1000th time he’d sang this... maybe that was his achievement.
Probably still in character at the end. It's a song of triumph and love.
T never knew my name -- Kalaf
if you notice his face at the end of this amazing performance, it's almost like he said to himself... "that's it, I did it, that was my piece I will be forever remembered for". Love it...
If this doesn’t give you chills, you have no soul
Made the hairs on my arms tingle
Fucking right mate, my chills had chills listening to this 🙏
I agree Nathaniel.
I'm right there with you Nathaniel. After experiencing this magnificent performance over and over again, I just wonder by what basis 1100 people would thumb it down. Souless, depraved, ignorant, jealous?? That type of response defies reality.
No it gives me goosegump
My wife and I had the luck to be able to attend this concert - magical.
Lucky bastard
Lucky One
@David Lavine you're so lucky
David Lavine I wasn’t born, I wish I could have gone though because Pavarotti is the best tenor ever, in my opinion
Lucky couple you are.
I think he knew on that last note he’d had one of his greatest performances.
indeed
Also 1998 Paris! The look in his eyes when he finished.
TBH I think the recording from the opera is better-but he’s also a showman, so that’s part of the game. ❤❤
The power in that last breath is incedible. For me the greatest piece of opera I have listened to bar none.
I think he was not sure ( look at his eyes just before that last note)
That was more than a look of I hit a perfect note. That was a look of I’m not believing what I’m seeing. He sang so perfectly to God I think Jesus appeared before him.
Imagine all the beautiful moments like this that happened before recording technology was invented.
I guess those were just for them to enjoy and for us to never see.
There has been some epic tunes as well.
@@devils6653 his means electrotone
Evolution
You can make your own, all you have to do is seek them out.
The fact that this was recorded both in amazing sound and video is one of the luckiest strokes of luck humanity has ever had. His voice did not go to waste in the pages of history and will be enjoyed for many future generations.
Well said!
dont think so.. since he is famous. im sure many of his performances were filmed.
@@lisetteem588 shut ye mouth
false arrest... hospitalized $1 lawsuit damages to charity... serpent cast out.... why isn't fbi agents are not able to differentiate the real world.... from opera? 'look in the mirror' -SOURCE
@@Erin-bc8ic I'm a technophobe (if I can't fix it with a hammer) but I think exactly the same. Very fortunate.
In my opinion this is the greatest opera performance in history. This man is a legend.
It is otherworldly. I also adore his rendition of Donna non vidi mai from Manon Lescaut at Hyde Park, before Diana, Princess of Wales in the pouring rain.
i listen to all sorts of genres and I can say without doubt this is the most emotional performance I have ever seen, reduces me to tears of joy every time.
I second that!!! Bravo🌹
@@scottowen3022 yeah that was also beautiful. He was a really talented guy.
@@MediumPoo same here. I listen to just about every style of music and this is by far the best.
I have watched several versions of this song. None come close to this rendition.
Edit - I’ve watched even more renditions by the great tenors, and up and coming. One thing stands out from with Pavarotti. His voice is the focus and extension of the orchestra, versus being drowned out by the orchestra. I haven’t seen anyone perform this song with as much power without their voice being overwhelmed by the orchestra in all or at least part of the song. Not Pavarotti. His voice is actually verging on overpowering the orchestra but he reins it in with perfect pitch and harmony.
No matter how many times people sing this song, no one will ever be as good as Pavarotti was in this performance. It is superlative. Transcendent
Manifike
100%
Agreed. I have listened to a number of other versions and the quality of Pavarotti's voice is unequalled.
speechless and wonder, all i got
Bocelli has done a few renditions that give Pavarotti a run for his money.
Pavarotti's voice cannot be denied though absolute legend.
I can’t listen to this without getting goosebumps….
It's good, but it's not that good. 🤦🏼♂️
@@Locutus bruh
I know
That's how you know you're still alive
@@Locutus just let people appreciate music
My mom requested this song at her funeral. Still makes me cry every time, 13 years later
RIP
I am so sorry, sorrowful 😢
RIP
What a beautiful song choice to be sent off into the eternity May she rest in peace ❤️
May She Rest In Peace. Don't worry She's Smiling down at the Beautiful Child She Created and is Full of Joy.❤
In case anyone has wondered what he is singing, here's the 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!
Imagine the honor of being at this performance....a once in a lifetime event.
I can say that I was.
Not a big deal in Italy in the 90s I guess, and yet nowadays I can't believe how lucky we were, all of us.
My bests from Italy.
I wish I had the chance to hear him life
@@undertheneonlightsYou truly were lucky my friend👍🇬🇧
@@undertheneonlights❤ UK 🇬🇧
When he hit that last note, I was expecting the heavens to open and beams of light fill the earth.
This is, what I in my commoner's way call "Belting It From Your Heart"
Actually, i think he did see that!
@@weldonwin o
They did, you just have to have the eyes to see it. He did.
They will.
I think even Pavarotti himself got chills on that high note RIP
I wont lie, he looks like he busted a nut and i did too.
That was beautiful
yes, you can see it while performing. it is THAT THING about performing live....
It’s called emotion, and whatever chills you got this experience his experience was even greater.
Durante questa esibizione, il Maestro Luciano aveva il corpo e la voce tra noi, ma la sua anima e la sua essenza erano in una dimensione divina, e i suoi occhi sono stati il collegamento. Ha visto cose che noi esseri umani non possiamo neanche immaginare.
Italy, the world stands with you in your difficult times. It shall pass over, stay strong. God be with you all.
From Korea, we are rooting for Italy.
I mean, yeah Italy should fight the virus, but there is nothing the rest of the world can do to help.
Italiano numero uno!
Forget all worries for a moment and enjoy the music. My heart goes out to Italy and all the nations of the world, hopping will over soon God is good 🙏.
@@robertking7506 Well, yes. Send medical help (masks, respirators, etc.)
I’m not a big fan of opera, but this performance is possibly the most powerful musical experience I’ve ever had.
i recomend flower duet. it is technycally impressive, even if you don't like opera
Listen to David Phelps sing this same song.
Idem!!!
it's amazing how deeply and universally this song, especially this recorded performance by pavarotti, touches people with no specific connection or predisposition to opera. i feel the same way. it's just that transcendent
@@KitKat_293 me too
Nothing is better than someone who gets emotional over their own art. Bless this man, the world is a darker place without him.
Pavarotti unfortunately already passed away.
Absolutely brilliant
No...the world is a brighter place...because of him.
@@zammmo9514 well said !
Yes, but we also have more food around.
I can listen to this forever. It makes me feel good
Got to be honest. I'm no fan of Opera, but oh my word, this is arguably one of the greatest live performances in the history of anything, ever. Incredible
false arrest... hospitalized $1 lawsuit damages to charity... serpent cast out.... why isn't fbi agents are not able to differentiate the real world.... from opera? 'look in the mirror' -SOURCE
I don't know a thing about opera and I come back to this regularly, it's also now in one of my music playlists
It’s magical
@@td4341 if you liked this one by Pavarotti, try “Caruso” his version is powerful and emotional
No doubt is the best live performance for ever and ever
The world will never have another one like him.
There was and are many people like that, it's a pleassure to be able to see them at least in recordings.
Undeniably one of the greatest vocal performances ever.
The. greatest.
TOLL
Goose bumps every time!!! It hits your very soul!! A legend of our time..
Ditto
He showed more emotions in 3 minutes than most of the people in their whole life.
Intrigued by your comment, can you elaborate more please.
get over yourself
Mood
Emotions are cool
True
The look on his face after finishing that last note. Almost like an out of body experience. When he sings it literally touches your soul, absolutely amazing.
Massimo D I can’t get over his expressions. That has to be what love and passion looks like......this is what he was meant to do and man, he did it so incredibly well...
That's gets my heart pacing! That last note and his facial expression was EVERYTHING IN LIFE!! MY LORD!!!!
A divine performance.
The phrase is 'Out-of-Body' experience. Not "outer body."
John Denson thanks John 👍
I don't even think Puccini could have imagined someone performing his masterpiece with such flawlessness. Bellissimo bravo bravo
MUSICA IMMORTALE,ED E' LA NOSTRA, DELL'ITALIA, LA MUSICA L'ABBIAMO CREATA NOIIIII
The sad thing is that you can hear this masterpiece for the first time only once.
It gets better each time
When I first heard it I burst into tears uncontrollably, but it was pure happiness. No despair.
@@TR0X3N THE ULTIMATE DESPAIIRRRRRRR
@@revertt009 NO DESPAIIRRRRRRR
Hahahaha that doesn't happen to me, at least that drastically, there have been years in my life that I've only listened to one song, like in my playlist.
Most powerful ending I have ever seen, he truly saw god at the end.
He really did
Whatever he saw, I hope I see it.
@@Chris-vc1jj I think we all will, I HOPE. Maybe right before we die, in that moment our souls are sucked up into the vacuum and we know we're leaving. Who knows?
He can go even higher with ease and full resonance. F#5 is the highest I have heard him belting
S as least try to be slick when trying to copy the top comment lol
Look into his eyes at 2:57. I swear that's the moment he realises that he'd just given one of the greatest performances ever.
absolutely
He was probably just happy his voice didn't crack
o yea. i saw it too
Thank you I was looking for a comment like this. It was almost like his life was flashing before his eyes all leading up to this peak of his life, and what a peak it was. It's almost as if he is happy when he closes his eyes its as if all his hard work has paid off and he can relax, but he is still so stunned in the moment. I love that his face tells a lot
A man totally caught in the moment.
He sings so effortlessly and can hold breath for a long time while singing that’s a gift
I’m a big ole blue-collar truck driver and my ass is sitting up here crying like a damn baby while listening to this. This dude may be the greatest vocalist in the history of recorded music.
Nothing wrong with appreciating true talent my friend 👍🏻
DHL truck driver here in the U.K
Welcome to the "OMG why haven't I listened to this before" club!
Former trucker turned pilot car here. Luciano touches everyone.
Caught me completely off guard……absolutely surreal voice…
One more old trucker here in agreement. I highly recommend that you listen to Verdi's Va Pensiero, from the opera Nabucco; it has the same impact.
do I unterstand what he is saying? No
am I crying? Of course
Its illegal not to cry to this song
you should take a little look to the lyric that something !
Anche se non siete italiani e non capite il testo vi credo quando dite che viene da piangere...è così...va oltre il testo...è un emozione metafisica
In the last part he sings: "I will win, I will win! I WILL WIN!". This song is even more powerful when you know the words
Me neither, but so much passion. I love opera
dude if i had a voice like that i would literally never shut up just so i could hear myself
No, you would not
ahahah
That's why there's 2 mics one for himself and one for everything else, much like a heart and brain, love with your heart use your brain for everything else :)
Dude, if you had a voice like that, we wouldn't _want_ you to shut up. =)
And nobody would mind one bit.
For those who are curious about the story behind this piece: it is an aria from the opera Turandot by Puccini. It talks about this princess named Turandot that doesn't want to marry anyone so she establishes this strange rule that every man that want to marry her has to solve 3 enigmas and if they fail one they will be executed. Many men tries and die, but one day this man comes from a city far far away and nobody knows him or his name. He solves the 3 enigmas, so the princess has to marry him but, as I said, she doesn't want to be engaged with anyone. So her future husband gives her a chance: if the princess will found out his name before the sun arise in the sky he will refuse to marry her. This is why they sing "Nessun dorma" (Nobody sleeps) because everybody has to help the princess discover this name. Then he sings "Il mio mistero è chiuso in me, il nome mio nessun saprà" (my mistery is closed in me, nobody will know my name) and then other prhases in which he asks to the moon and the stars to go away so that the morning will come, and by the end he sings "e all'alba vincerò! Vincerò! VINCERÒ!" (and in the morning I will win! I will win! I WILL WIN!) because he is sure that there is no way anybody in all the reign knows his name.
This was very simplified but that's it
IMPORTANT EDIT: I made a mistake, I'm sorry. By the end he sings "E all'alba vincerò! Vincerò! VINCERÒ!" because Calaf (that's the name of the man) wants to tell his name to the princess Turandot by himself while kissing her, so that she will choose to marry him because she loves him and not because she has to. I'm so sorry
Thanks
Thanks bro!!!!
thank you!
Wow thanks, unique story ill read more about it.
I thought the “victory” he foresaw was that at that moment he decided to tell her his name...then his love for her would be victorious despite her choice with what to do with it.
He was simply superb.
I'm from Modena too, and I've met him many many times around the city and in some very typical, old fashioned and some almost unknown restaurants we both used to love.
When I was meeting him I used to salute him with just one word: "Maestro..." and he always smiled and saluted back, like a true lord.
He was one of the kindest man I've ever knew, always had a nice word for everyone.
I don't know why I'm writing this right now, after all these years... nostalgia, I guess.
You were very honored, & very blessed, to meet him . A TRUE legend in our lives . 💕
Love storis like this, about how they were in real life with real people
Are you serious?
Believe me, he did not need to seek attention.
Thank you for sharing your story!
To be honest he wasn't superb in this perfomance, the real opera is different, Pavarotti singing the real opera is different. Turandot never been the cup of tea of Pavarotti, he didn't have the proper voice to sing it. Franco Corelli was superb.
This is a performance for a pop audience, made without proper training etc.., an exibition for those people who love Bocelli and Il Volo, I bet they're shocked by a real opera tenor like Pavarotti.
He got touched by his own voice. That's some next level passion.
Hahaha werq!
That's pride and it's Satanical!
@@williamkunte5361 Hahaha ok
@@raqueldeshow9678 👍🏽
@@williamkunte5361 more, it's a transcendental experience, which if you're religious is the essence of the sublime and the point of revelation of the divine to the self.
If you're not religious, it's an extremely intense emotional experience, which is magical in its own right.
El Javo me trajo acá. Gracias por tanto, perdón por tan poco. VLLC!
Yo volvi a cantar esto que cantaba a los 4 años gracias al javo
VLLC!!
I grew up in Texas. Never exposed to this... A war veteran and a "manly" man.... But then I had my daughter and songs like this that I don't understand the lyrics (until I Google them)... But since that moment when I first heard her little cry. I hear the emotions in this music I used to ignore. And even without the linguistic context it moves me to tears... Absolutely beautiful and breathtaking
Bro, same here. Iraq, 2008. Check out Andrea and Matteo Bocelli's "Fall on Me". It's a father-son duet that still wrecks me. There is a lot that changes with age. Roll with it and thank God for the gifts and blessings it brings.
@@puckered6036 if that's how you choose to see it, that's on you. Being unwilling to consider the possibility that such music was outside of cultural lexicon is a you problem. We were never meant to know and experience all, that would be impossible. Spend less time looking down your nose at others, and you may begin to see the things you didn't get to see until forced on you by life.
It's an amazing experience ☺
well said!!!!!!!11
I've always listened to rock. Grew up on the 70's and 80's stuff, added in Rammstein and others when I got older. But this.....this moves me like nothing else. I played tuba for two years in jr high and being in the middle of that, when we got it going just right.....amazing.
To this day, unmatched.
And to be honest, unmatchable.
paul potts does come in the same ball park
Michael Andreyev I like this one the best.
If this is the only one you know, or you’ve ever heard, yes. Otherwise is nothing ‘unmatched’ and even less ‘unmatchable’. If you think This is ‘unmatched’ or ‘unmatchable’ have a listen to Corelli.
Enzo Tatsuro 😂
@@toivonencresto True, But everything just thinks Pavarotti is unbeatable. Which in my opinion he almost isn't beatable. There are some amazing tenors out there but Pavarotti does it the best, The emotion he puts into every single song is unreal.
My father passed away 4 years ago. He said he wanted this song to be played at his funeral service. And we honored his wish as this beautiful song was played at his memorial service. RIP dad and Luciano Pavarotti
не знаю кто ты и то куда, но я помолюсь за душу твоего папы.
Wow. That must’ve been amazing.
Sorry for Your Loss, 💚 From 🇮🇪, Your Dad Had Good Taste, Take Care 💚
Un' abbraccio forte ❤❤❤
@@nd5301 // Sir, please know that "praying for the dead" is not Biblical-it's only a ritual of men:
“For Sheol *cannot* thank You, death *cannot* praise You; those who go down to the pit *cannot hope for Your faithfulness"* [Isaiah 38v18] *Truth is a stubborn thing.*
"For *there is no mention of You in death;* in Sheol who will give You thanks?" [Psalm 6v5]
*"The dead* do not praise the Lord, *nor do any who go down into silence"* [Psalm 115v17]
“And the sea gave up the dead who were in it, Death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them,
and they were judged...then Death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire" [Rev 20v13-14]
러시안 룰렛하면서 가위바위보 하나빼기 하기 제일 좋은 노래 1위 등극
Best song when we do rock scissor paper minus one with Russian roulette
Its crazy how many people come back to this everyday... this song is masterpiece!!!!!!!!!!
Indeed.
Exactly
Agreed
Yes :)
lolllll your name
No one will ever sing this song like Pavarotti.... He was a legend
Franco Corelli
Damn skippy! No chance! Never
as the other greatest ~Jackie Gleason would say "How Sweet It Is"
@@MBecerra2001 and Jussi Bjorling
the thing is we have no records from 5000 years ago
He has not been topped yet by any one. His voice still the greatest as of yet.
Me I'm next
Paul potts
@@richiecorish2256 Behave. Potts' rendition was excellent, but not comparable by any means.
I know just a good version is all
try listening to Franco Corelli
He fought. He won. ✊
Freedom intensifies 🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅 now drill baby drill and drain the swamp
I don't understand italian but this performance made me cry. It was like he was speaking to my soul. Very beautiful and powerful.
Vinceró = ''I will win''
Sign of a great
Grow up
It's the emotion they put in it I speak English and I do that terribly but it still made me cry!!!
I totally agree.. if you like Pav watch his duet with George Michael ... simply amazing