@@jakedee4117 ...and mastery of technique, discipline, knowledge of facial musclature, the velum, the hypopharynx, epi- larynx, and the glottis that rock n roll, ballad, jazz, rap and other popular signers just don't have and will never have.
He is indeed a legendary singer with a outstanding voice but he isn't the best but he is a very good second best. Dimash is a more talented singer that can sing perfect live. Has perfect mic/breath control. Sings with emotion and is a story teller. Can switch perfect between 7 octaves. He has is multi talented. He can sing any music genre and can sing in over 15 languages. He plays over 7 instruments and can dance. And he is still only 28.
@@miafranlund6982 : I prefer Jussi, Luciano was a magnificent tenor, but there was just something magical about Bjorling, crystal clarity, vibrancy and tone!
Well I am from Germany, one of my best friends is from Modena. He invited me 15 yrs ago to come and see Pavarotti. I ddnt go since my football team played that weekend. Today I like to slap my younger seöf for that
Let me just be clear... the only reason I don't listen to opera more often is because it moves me so deeply I cry and cry. I am convinced that those who "hate" opera are just in denial, and that they don't want to cry either.
When Pavarotti AND Dmitri Hvorostovsky (super opera baritone) passed away I could not listen to their voices for over a year...just too emotionally wrenching. I do hope more young people like this gentleman discover how master singers like this touch the Soul so deeply.
I dont think he was that calculating. In fact I know he wasn't. He sang because it was his passion. And he put his whole heart and soul into it for most of his life. He is honored for that and what he gave so generously to humanity.
This means so much to me personally. This was my Mums favourite song and as I held her hand in the hospital as the passed away this song came on the radio as she left this earth and moved on. Thank you. ❤ Holly Granger xX
What a wonderful story. I should play that for my mom. I've been going to opera since I was about 7, but I play and sing rock and blues on my keyboards
7:39 I have always said it, but when he finishes that brilliant note and gets that look on his face, I swear he saw God in that moment. Every time I see this part it gives me chills, the look of wonder, surprise and almost confusion in his eyes. No one will ever convince me that he didn't see God in that moment. Simply brilliant!
Oh bless. My father was an Australian returned serviceman from world war 2. He was born in 1922 and he adored this version of this song- I have such treasured memories of my Aussie Dadda listening to this Italian music with tears in his eyes 🥺🥺
Pavarotti is arguably the GREATEST tenor to ever grace a stage. You don’t even know what the lyrics are to know what you’re supposed to feel. If you listen to this and don’t end with chills you have no pulse!
That man is the only tenor that gives me goosebumps all over me. There is that emotion inside him and in his voice that always resonates. RiP Luciano❤🙏🏻
"Nessun Dorma" is a classic. It is a song I think Luciano Pavarotti put on the map. Once he sang it, then all singers wanted to do it, but no one does it as well as he did. Im glad you did this genre of music as well. Makes me love your channel even more. 👍
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I recommend you to watch the three Samoan opera singers who are Sol3 Mio, Pene Pati (also on UA-cam as Darren Pene Pati), Amitai Pati, both tenors, and their cousin Moses Mackay, a baritone. Their families moved to New Zealand and their high school music teacher recognised their talent. They later went to Wales on scholarships and graduated with a Master’s degree in Opera Singing. Dame Malvina Major, the retired NZ soprano, sang with Luciano Pavarotti in London early in his career and is on record saying that she can hear the young Pavarotti in Pene Pati’s voice. The two brothers sing “Nessun Dorma” on the Sol3 Mio channel but it’s just the recording from their album. Pene sings the first half and Amitai the second half. A live version is on their concert DVD. There’s a separate video of Pene singing “Nessun Dorma” and “La donna e mobile” where you can hear why his voice now reminds more than a few of us of Pavarotti. Apart from his opera singing Moses Mackay also composes and sings crossover songs. His newest ones on the Moses Mackay YT channel deserve recognition - “Some Sorta Sensation” and “Embers Of Fire”. The latter song really shows off his operatic talent. They’re from his new album “Grace”. He also plays piano, double bass and guitar. Both the Pati brothers play piano and guitar. They’re introducing a whole new generation to opera which is great to see.
With a full choir and full orchestra, in front of that huge crowd, he is singing UN-AMPLIFIED. The microphones are for recording only they have no speakers attached, now that is power.
I'm proud of you for listening to this Great Man....we were lucky growing up to have so many different genres to listen too.... You're one of the only one to remember that Aretha Franklin sang this because Pavarotti had asked her to do it. I think she had only 30 minutes until she went on.... There is hope for the next generation to hear Great music. I'm subscribing now to your channel!
WHen opera singers of Pavarotti's level have a vocally off night they cancel the performance and the audience are fine with it. It's a whole different level of vocal perfectionism.
Magnificent! Many say Pavarotti was the greatest tenor the world has known and Nessun Dorma was his aria. I've seen many others try, but no one has ever been able to match Luciano Pavarotti's power and epic stage presence. His performance here gives everyone chills.❤
I'm actually surprised it took you this long to discover Pav! I grew up (I'm not a singer by any means) absolutely LOVING this bloke the the Tenors. Like you said, he is absolutely perfect - you cannot fault him.
Indeed, as you said, the VOICE of the Great Master Luciano PAVAROTTI it is "IMMACULATE". This is a LOVE song for a WOMAN ... sung by a MAN in love. The Great Maestro named LUCIANO PAVAROTTI had this incredible ability to touched your SOUL.... using his exceptional VOICE. He usually touched and vibrate the souls of the HUMANS who heard his arias...... and even the ANGELS stopped in fascination just to listen to this miracle voice of a MAN.
Watching your eyes with that 2nd replay of the last HIGH note - I could see it reaching into your depths my friend, wow! Thanks for sharing this amazing classic and your honest reaction!
Nessun Dorma ( "no one sleeps") is an aria from Puccini's opera "Turandot", sung by all the great ( and near great ) opera stars (male and female)........this is probably the most moving rendition of all....R.I.P., Maestro Pavarotti.......
Nick - if you ever get the chance to study classical voice, Please do ! You have a gorgeous baritone and you’re so musical! Nessun Dorma means “ no one sleeps “ because the Chinese princess will execute the whole town if he doesn’t guess the answers to three riddles correctly. Fairytale! ! I always recommend CARMEN for new opera goers. It’s highly melodic, rhythmical and sexy! You know themes from it- especially the Toreador song. A must watch!!
Thanks for sharing this aria from Turandot. I had the pleasure and privilege to see Pavarotti perform in Sydney many years ago. Real life goose bumps. I’ve been an opera fan ever since.
I knew someone who was training in voice. He said a major rule is to always stay in character until the music ends (not when you are done singing). He does this to perfection
Yeah he really lives this song and feels and makes you feel all of this. Pavarotti is incredibly good. Going to the opera, at least once, is great. I'm not really an opera fan, but we went once last year and it was great! The song's title means 'no-one sleeps': the princess ordered the village to remain awake all night to discover the identity of the person Pavarotti is playing. The Charismatic Voice did a great reaction of this performance and goes into great detail about everything. She also said that he had trouble at first, quit for a while before rising to stardom. My vocal coach has me sing an aria for the development of my voice :-)
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. 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.
I fell in love with this version of the aria, then fell in love with it again when Rob & Austin did their version( which you also reviewed); hope all is going well with you; take care, stay safe , peace & hugs. ❤️❤️🥰🥰🤗🤗☮️☮️🎼🎼
I always think there is hope for humanity when I listen to this..That humans can imagine it, write it, produce and sing it...we are capable of great things
Yeay! You understand how much work it is to sing opera, and you appreciate this man's expertise and excellence. I saw this reactor who obviously didn't like opera, making fun of it and all, but was crying at that ending by Pavarotti. You looked close to it yourself.
I have actually seen The 3 tenors live in concert in Gothenburg in 1996. That was one of the best experiences ever. And I heard the lovely Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma live. ❤ Pavarotti had the most beautiful and iconic tenor voice of them all. It was (and is) just magical.
The show here is watching to you guy ! It's so delightful to see a young man like you discovering the best opera singer of all the times !!! 😃And yes, the chills for me too, once again ! Let me tell you something more, little funny : Searching and hearing Nessun Dorma by Pavarotti, youtube offered me others versions, like Amira Villigaghen and Emanne Beasha, young singers singing that (listen to them please !), but a few time after, with this, youtube proposed me Angelina Jordan !!! So thank you Luciano, I have now Angelina in my heart for the rest of my life ! 😍
He sold insurance and was a school teacher in his hometown of Modena, Italy. He studied music for 6 years before singing in public. He also said he suffered from stage fright that never left him. He sang in Central Park in New York before 500,000 people. Not bad for an opera singer.
Opera singing mostly requires A LOT OF WORK to reach such level of proficiency. Added to natural talent you reach absolute perfection. Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best - if not "the" best" - tenors of his generation.
Man, watching you react to his changes was awesome. Your appreciation, and ability to understand the magnificence of he was able to do with his voice was obvious.
Now you are reacting to top shelf singers you have A Listers then there is the top shelf and he is one of a handful that sit on the top. RIP Luciano Pavarotti you will never be forgotten.
Yeah, Pavarotti is incredibly good, he is considered one of the greatest tenors of all time, and he also became well known as a duet partner to many pop artists, he was one of the biggest superstars. Enrico Caruso is considered the greatest tenor of all time. He was born to poor parents in Naples in 1873 and begged his way through life as a street singer to pay for singing lessons. I grew up with Mario Lanza, an Italian-American born in Philadelphia in 1921 who has become known as an opera singer (tenor) and actor around the world. I still love his films to this day. The most beautiful film with Mario Lanza was from 1951 (The Great Caruso). I'm not an opera fan, I've dealt with this topic a little bit, that's fascinating, because the rock and pop music that we listen to today was influenced by a lot of musical styles. A good example was Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who let the opera music influence his voice but also his stage presence. A good example is the song, Bohemian Rhapsody, which contains elements of opera.
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma! Tu pure, oh Principessa Nella tua fredda stanza Guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore E di speranza Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me Il nome mio nessun saprà No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò Quando la luce splenderà Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio Che ti fa mia Dilegua, oh notte Tramontate, stelle Tramontate, stelle All'alba vincerò Vincerò Vincerò ‐---‐------------------------------------- No sleep! No sleep! You too, oh Princess In your cold room You look at the stars that tremble with love And of hope But my mystery is closed in me My name no one will know No, no, on your lips I will say it When the light will shine And my kiss will dissolve the silence That makes you mine Go away, oh night Go down, stars Go down, stars I'll win at dawn I will win I will win
As others have said this holds memories of others too. My dad passed away a few months ago and he used to be an amateur operatic singer who terrified me as a kid belting this out around the house full throatedly. Brings a tear to my eye. They are expensive things to go watch, and a lot of rich toffs go usually but it’s well worth going in person if ever the opportunity arises to feel the music shaking your whole body not just through headphones.
How about Mario Lanza in movies and a nine year old girl who won HOLLANDS GOT TALENT with it, Amira Willighagen. Enrico Caruso had passed away by then.
Merci de faire connaître à un nouveau public les émotions de l’opéra. Pavarotti n’est pas seul. Il y a sur les scènes mondiales des chanteurs extraordinaires . Alller les écouter et pas seulement dans Turandot.
![FIRST TIME Hearing Luciano Pavarotti sings "Nessun dorma" (The 3 Tenors in Concert 1994) [Reaction]](/img/n.gif)
No synth. No vocoder. No auto-tune. Just pure human with a set of vocal cords signed by God.
auto-tune?!?! are you joking. this is another sport.
and that's not perfect. that's opera for americans.
Puccini? Opera for Americans? Come on...
Yes but also many many years of hard work and practice. A man doesn't just wake up one morning and start to sing like like this.
@@jakedee4117 ...and mastery of technique, discipline, knowledge of facial musclature, the velum, the hypopharynx, epi- larynx, and the glottis that rock n roll, ballad, jazz, rap and other popular signers just don't have and will never have.
Nobody does Nessun Dorma like Pavarotti. He owns it. Legend and such a treasure to have experienced his beautiful voice.
Have you ever heard Jussi Björling? He was an incredible tenor, also the one that Pavarotti said he admired.
He is indeed a legendary singer with a outstanding voice but he isn't the best but he is a very good second best. Dimash is a more talented singer that can sing perfect live. Has perfect mic/breath control. Sings with emotion and is a story teller. Can switch perfect between 7 octaves. He has is multi talented. He can sing any music genre and can sing in over 15 languages. He plays over 7 instruments and can dance. And he is still only 28.
@@miafranlund6982 : I prefer Jussi, Luciano was a magnificent tenor, but there was just something magical about Bjorling, crystal clarity, vibrancy and tone!
Well I am from Germany, one of my best friends is from Modena. He invited me 15 yrs ago to come and see Pavarotti. I ddnt go since my football team played that weekend. Today I like to slap my younger seöf for that
@@miafranlund6982 Yes! Amazing talent! What a blessing to live with technology to listen to both artists whenever we wish!
One of the best performances of all time. Cool that you’re watching this.
Omg I agree. So glad you are doing this Nick!
It is truly amazing.
@@thomasgoodisson8877 It sure is!
Could listen to this song all day. Fantastic
If they have an off night they don't sing, simple
Let me just be clear... the only reason I don't listen to opera more often is because it moves me so deeply I cry and cry. I am convinced that those who "hate" opera are just in denial, and that they don't want to cry either.
When Pavarotti AND Dmitri Hvorostovsky (super opera baritone) passed away I could not listen to their voices for over a year...just too emotionally wrenching. I do hope more young people like this gentleman discover how master singers like this touch the Soul so deeply.
Bellissima la tua reazione!! Grazie!!!❤
Meno male un italiano, tanti americani non sanno che c'è altro fuori dagli U.S.A
And he didn't even have the decency to make it look hard ❤. Perfection
Hahaha!! Exactly! Luciano made it look effortless! He was the greatest.
Pavarotti got emotional because he knew it was the best performance of his career and the best rendition of this masterpiece by any singer ever.
I dont think he was that calculating. In fact I know he wasn't. He sang because it was his passion. And he put his whole heart and soul into it for most of his life. He is honored for that and what he gave so generously to humanity.
This means so much to me personally. This was my Mums favourite song and as I held her hand in the hospital as the passed away this song came on the radio as she left this earth and moved on.
Thank you. ❤ Holly Granger xX
Do try Dmitry Hvorostovsky Kak molody my byli.
What a wonderful story. I should play that for my mom. I've been going to opera since I was about 7, but I play and sing rock and blues on my keyboards
His voice is almost not human. It will give you chills. This is why he is considered the best.
7:39 I have always said it, but when he finishes that brilliant note and gets that look on his face, I swear he saw God in that moment. Every time I see this part it gives me chills, the look of wonder, surprise and almost confusion in his eyes. No one will ever convince me that he didn't see God in that moment. Simply brilliant!
Nick, you've just witnessed the best of the best.
One of the best things that have ever been sung, in history. Full stop! Woww. Glad you reached to this man.
Agree 💯 Chris 😊
It seems like this song was written and made for this guy.
Oh bless. My father was an Australian returned serviceman from world war 2. He was born in 1922 and he adored this version of this song- I have such treasured memories of my Aussie Dadda listening to this Italian music with tears in his eyes 🥺🥺
This song has always given me chills too. Isn’t it amazing how music can affect us all so similarly? This aria is so powerfully transcendent.
Chills and hair on the back on my neck stood up. Powerful voice.
Pavarotti is arguably the GREATEST tenor to ever grace a stage. You don’t even know what the lyrics are to know what you’re supposed to feel. If you listen to this and don’t end with chills you have no pulse!
The best tenor of all time. It was wonderful to see your reaction to the final notes, it is an emotional performance.
I was so fortunate to see Pavarotti live. Just brilliant. Nothing else to say ❤
No translation needed. You feel the pure passion of opera. I love your appreciation of all genres. Love your channel
This is an amazing Performance of an Aria, he always did well. He knew it.
That man is the only tenor that gives me goosebumps all over me. There is that emotion inside him and in his voice that always resonates. RiP Luciano❤🙏🏻
I get goosebumps every single time. You are correct; Aretha filled in for Pavarotti last minute; very few people in the world can do that.
Watching reactions to people seeing and hearing this for the first time never fail to move me. Reminds me of the power of music.
"Nessun Dorma" is a classic. It is a song I think Luciano Pavarotti put on the map. Once he sang it, then all singers wanted to do it, but no one does it as well as he did. Im glad you did this genre of music as well. Makes me love your channel even more. 👍
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I recommend you to watch the three Samoan opera singers who are Sol3 Mio, Pene Pati (also on UA-cam as Darren Pene Pati), Amitai Pati, both tenors, and their cousin Moses Mackay, a baritone. Their families moved to New Zealand and their high school music teacher recognised their talent. They later went to Wales on scholarships and graduated with a Master’s degree in Opera Singing. Dame Malvina Major, the retired NZ soprano, sang with Luciano Pavarotti in London early in his career and is on record saying that she can hear the young Pavarotti in Pene Pati’s voice. The two brothers sing “Nessun Dorma” on the Sol3 Mio channel but it’s just the recording from their album. Pene sings the first half and Amitai the second half. A live version is on their concert DVD. There’s a separate video of Pene singing “Nessun Dorma” and “La donna e mobile” where you can hear why his voice now reminds more than a few of us of Pavarotti. Apart from his opera singing Moses Mackay also composes and sings crossover songs. His newest ones on the Moses Mackay YT channel deserve recognition - “Some Sorta Sensation” and “Embers Of Fire”. The latter song really shows off his operatic talent. They’re from his new album “Grace”. He also plays piano, double bass and guitar. Both the Pati brothers play piano and guitar. They’re introducing a whole new generation to opera which is great to see.
It’s an aria from Turandot written by Puccini. In my opinion one of his saddest opera’s but so so beautiful.
His voice is almost ANGELIC! If the ascent into heaven has a sound to it… This is exactly what I envision it to sound like!
And to top it off, at the end the crowd gave a 20 minute standing ovation that night! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
With a full choir and full orchestra, in front of that huge crowd, he is singing UN-AMPLIFIED. The microphones are for recording only they have no speakers attached, now that is power.
I'm proud of you for listening to this Great Man....we were lucky growing up to have so many different genres to listen too....
You're one of the only one to remember that Aretha Franklin sang this because Pavarotti had asked her to do it. I think she had only 30 minutes until she went on....
There is hope for the next generation to hear Great music. I'm subscribing now to your channel!
WHen opera singers of Pavarotti's level have a vocally off night they cancel the performance and the audience are fine with it. It's a whole different level of vocal perfectionism.
Magnificent! Many say Pavarotti was the greatest tenor the world has known and Nessun Dorma was his aria. I've seen many others try, but no one has ever been able to match Luciano Pavarotti's power and epic stage presence. His performance here gives everyone chills.❤
It's pronounced LuChiano and chills every time.. the man's voice was amazing.
I'm actually surprised it took you this long to discover Pav!
I grew up (I'm not a singer by any means) absolutely LOVING this bloke the the Tenors. Like you said, he is absolutely perfect - you cannot fault him.
Brilliant reaction to the Brilliant Pavarotti..thanks James love from London❤ 🇬🇧
Indeed, as you said, the VOICE of the Great Master Luciano PAVAROTTI it is "IMMACULATE".
This is a LOVE song for a WOMAN ... sung by a MAN in love.
The Great Maestro named LUCIANO PAVAROTTI had this incredible ability to touched your SOUL.... using his exceptional VOICE. He usually touched and vibrate the souls of the HUMANS who heard his arias...... and even the ANGELS stopped in fascination just to listen to this miracle voice of a MAN.
Watching your eyes with that 2nd replay of the last HIGH note - I could see it reaching into your depths my friend, wow! Thanks for sharing this amazing classic and your honest reaction!
Nessun Dorma ( "no one sleeps") is an aria from Puccini's opera "Turandot", sung by all the great ( and near great ) opera stars (male and female)........this is probably the most moving rendition of all....R.I.P., Maestro Pavarotti.......
Nick - if you ever get the chance to study classical voice, Please do ! You have a gorgeous baritone and you’re so musical!
Nessun Dorma means “ no one sleeps “ because the Chinese princess will execute the whole town if he doesn’t guess the answers to three riddles correctly. Fairytale! !
I always recommend CARMEN for new opera goers. It’s highly melodic, rhythmical and sexy! You know themes from it- especially the Toreador song. A must watch!!
My first opera experience was the Muppets doing the Habanera 😂❤
“I can’t see him having a pitch issue” 😂 He’s Pavarotti, he maybe had a pitch issue aged 6. One of the greatest tenors ever
Subtitles for Pavarotti?? I’ve seen this 100’s of times and never felt the need to know what he’s singing. It’s pure emotion.
Truly one of the most gifted tenors in history
The greatest
I saw this the same year it came out and I still get chills hearing his voice today The greatest tenor ever.
Thanks for sharing this aria from Turandot. I had the pleasure and privilege to see Pavarotti perform in Sydney many years ago. Real life goose bumps. I’ve been an opera fan ever since.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee no only Pavarotti
Love your reaction. No faking. Pure honesty, thank you. I would love to see your reaction Pavarotti & James Brown. It's a Man's Man's Man's World ❤
I knew someone who was training in voice. He said a major rule is to always stay in character until the music ends (not when you are done singing). He does this to perfection
I think this is one of the only songs that whenever i hear it, i well up.
First time understanding what he was singing about, thanks to you. ....from Ireland. And it was so much more moving.
Great reaction to great singing.
Thank you.
The greatest
Yeah he really lives this song and feels and makes you feel all of this. Pavarotti is incredibly good. Going to the opera, at least once, is great. I'm not really an opera fan, but we went once last year and it was great!
The song's title means 'no-one sleeps': the princess ordered the village to remain awake all night to discover the identity of the person Pavarotti is playing.
The Charismatic Voice did a great reaction of this performance and goes into great detail about everything. She also said that he had trouble at first, quit for a while before rising to stardom.
My vocal coach has me sing an aria for the development of my voice :-)
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.
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.
I’ve never got through that song without getting goose bumps!❤
Luv your reaction!! No one else like him!!
I fell in love with this version of the aria, then fell in love with it again when Rob & Austin did their version( which you also reviewed); hope all is going well with you; take care, stay safe , peace & hugs. ❤️❤️🥰🥰🤗🤗☮️☮️🎼🎼
Rob and Austin were amazing singing this.
Due parole: Unico e inimitabile.
One of the greatest voices in history.
I'm so pleased you watched this. Your beautiful eyes showed your appreciation. Pavarotti was older here but still magnificent.
The Gift to us all!
Liked Shared Commented Subscribed
I always think there is hope for humanity when I listen to this..That humans can imagine it, write it, produce and sing it...we are capable of great things
Just gives you chills, a Masters performance . Loved
I saw him live in london, he touches your sole, unforgettable.
God only loaned Luciano Pavarotti to us so we could hear how the angels sing
Great reaction to a great singer and song xx
Legend
Absolutely no one can dislike this :) amazing voice. My babies used to go to sleep playing 3 Tenors CD :)
Beautiful opera singer RIP
So happy to have witnessed your hearing this for the first time. LP is a masterclass in technique..
Yeay! You understand how much work it is to sing opera, and you appreciate this man's expertise and excellence. I saw this reactor who obviously didn't like opera, making fun of it and all, but was crying at that ending by Pavarotti. You looked close to it yourself.
Un placer ver tu reacción...reconocer lo bueno allí donde esté es un signo claro de inteligencia y afinada sensibilidad artística ..
I have actually seen The 3 tenors live in concert in Gothenburg in 1996. That was one of the best experiences ever. And I heard the lovely Pavarotti sing Nessun Dorma live. ❤ Pavarotti had the most beautiful and iconic tenor voice of them all. It was (and is) just magical.
Viiiinceeeeròòòòò! :D
The show here is watching to you guy ! It's so delightful to see a young man like you discovering the best opera singer of all the times !!! 😃And yes, the chills for me too, once again ! Let me tell you something more, little funny : Searching and hearing Nessun Dorma by Pavarotti, youtube offered me others versions, like Amira Villigaghen and Emanne Beasha, young singers singing that (listen to them please !), but a few time after, with this, youtube proposed me Angelina Jordan !!! So thank you Luciano, I have now Angelina in my heart for the rest of my life ! 😍
Thanks so much, also for pronouncing my name right, not many people do :D
He sold insurance and was a school teacher in his hometown of Modena, Italy. He studied music for 6 years before singing in public. He also said he suffered from stage fright that never left him. He sang in Central Park in New York before 500,000 people. Not bad for an opera singer.
Opera singing mostly requires A LOT OF WORK to reach such level of proficiency. Added to natural talent you reach absolute perfection.
Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best - if not "the" best" - tenors of his generation.
I loved seeing how much you appreciate the genre and feeling😊
Thank you for this reaction. Possibly the definitive performance of the deepest soul touching songs of all time.
Man, watching you react to his changes was awesome. Your appreciation, and ability to understand the magnificence of he was able to do with his voice was obvious.
Wow! I was wondering if you would ever get around to viewing this performance! SWEET!
I'm so glad you experienced the shiver Pavarotti sends through you singing this.
Best tenor voice I've ever heard. Try Caruso and Mario Lanza. Also, check out Rob and Austin's (from Home Free) version of Nessun Dorma. :)
My uncle was Mario’s first vocal coach.
Mario Lanza was wonderful. Pure emotion and an untouchable voice. THE best ever. Pavarotti was miles behind him.
Love that you can appreciate this music!!
...I would go too. My, favs are Luciano Pavarotti, Andre Bocceli, and Mario Lanza. Their persona alone would be enough to see🤩...PEACE👍☝️✨🤓
Telling my age! I had the honor of seeing him live, he was and will always be amazing!
Italian passion!!
great reaction i was at the performance of this with my father and cherish the memory
Now you are reacting to top shelf singers you have A Listers then there is the top shelf and he is one of a handful that sit on the top. RIP Luciano Pavarotti you will never be forgotten.
Oh gosh you need to watch "Vesti la giubba" from pavarotti !
So intense and emotional...
Everybody cry! 😢
To me, Pavarotti sang w-the most passion & emotion than any other male opera singer & that’s why i think he was the best.
Yeah, Pavarotti is incredibly good, he is considered one of the greatest tenors of all time, and he also became well known as a duet partner to many pop artists, he was one of the biggest superstars. Enrico Caruso is considered the greatest tenor of all time. He was born to poor parents in Naples in 1873 and begged his way through life as a street singer to pay for singing lessons. I grew up with Mario Lanza, an Italian-American born in Philadelphia in 1921 who has become known as an opera singer (tenor) and actor around the world.
I still love his films to this day. The most beautiful film with Mario Lanza was from 1951 (The Great Caruso). I'm not an opera fan, I've dealt with this topic a little bit, that's fascinating, because the rock and pop music that we listen to today was influenced by a lot of musical styles. A good example was Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who let the opera music influence his voice but also his stage presence. A good example is the song, Bohemian Rhapsody, which contains elements of opera.
Fantastic 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
This never fails to make me cry. I was incredibly blessed to hear Pavarotti sing live in Central Park many years ago.
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore
E di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio
Che ti fa mia
Dilegua, oh notte
Tramontate, stelle
Tramontate, stelle
All'alba vincerò
Vincerò
Vincerò
‐---‐-------------------------------------
No sleep! No sleep!
You too, oh Princess
In your cold room
You look at the stars that tremble with love
And of hope
But my mystery is closed in me
My name no one will know
No, no, on your lips I will say it
When the light will shine
And my kiss will dissolve the
silence
That makes you mine
Go away, oh night
Go down, stars
Go down, stars
I'll win at dawn
I will win
I will win
As others have said this holds memories of others too. My dad passed away a few months ago and he used to be an amateur operatic singer who terrified me as a kid belting this out around the house full throatedly. Brings a tear to my eye. They are expensive things to go watch, and a lot of rich toffs go usually but it’s well worth going in person if ever the opportunity arises to feel the music shaking your whole body not just through headphones.
He was old here but still kills any other opera singer in history
How about Mario Lanza in movies and a nine year old girl who won HOLLANDS GOT TALENT with it, Amira Willighagen. Enrico Caruso had passed away by then.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee : I prefer Jussi Björling.
Tears and chills. He is miraculous.
Keep expanding your horizons!!!! You feel the music..... Keep feeling.
The maestro goes viral - in my wilderst dream I never would thought that 😂
I think for some this is live changing ❤
Love from Austria/Europe 🇦🇹
Merci de faire connaître à un nouveau public les émotions de l’opéra.
Pavarotti n’est pas seul. Il y a sur les scènes mondiales des chanteurs extraordinaires . Alller les écouter et pas seulement dans Turandot.
His performance of "Nessun Dorma" at the Winter Olympics is spectacular!!! Loved your reaction!!!🎵🎼🎶🎤🎙🎸🎹🥁🔥
Good quality audio. Congrats.