Pavarotti once said that Elvis could have been one of the best opera singers ever if he had the right training. He said that Elvis could sing like him, but he could not sing like Elvis. Such a great compliment from one of the best tenors ever. I love Pavarotti!!❤❤❤ You should do another Elvis reaction in honor of his birthday yesterday. ❤
Not that understanding matters when Luciano sings this song but here is the 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!"
It's so beautiful and stirs the soul because the story (suitor who wins the hand of the princess) is a classic love story. And the depth of of Pavarotti's voice! Aggh! Moves me to tears!!!
The greatest operatic tenor ever. Nessun Dorma - No sleep or no one sleeps. He was known as 'The King of the High C'. Check out "Ave Maria". This is an Italian opera. He sang this at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Italy. He opens his mouth and the angels sing. He passed away in 2007 of pancreatic cancer. RIP Luciano. Check out The Three Tenors in concert at Los Angeles in 1994. You will be amazed. This takes a lot of practice.
@@ABtheKreator I recommend Lawrence Brownlee singing "Ah, mes amis," from Daughter of the Regiment, and, "Je crois entendre encore," from The Pearl Fishers. You will not be disappointed.
@@jackwhitbread4583 if you don't like Lawrence Brownlee, that's okay, I don't like Marcello Alvarez or Jonas Kaufmann, but to call Mr. Brownlee inferior? On what basis do you consider him inferior? I mean from a pedagogical standpoint. In other words, what part of your education is sufficient to determine one's craft? Unless, of course, you just don't like him but used the word inferior.
In 1985 Pavarotti performed in Portland and I was given a ticket. I’m a jazz and swing drummer, American Songbook band all that, maybe some classical once in awhile, but opera is really not my thing. Hearing Pavarotti that evening changed my mind. I think the change for me was the obvious instrument-level command of his voice, absolutely exquisite.
I've listened to this, probably a thousand times, and still get chills at the end.❤ You don’t need to know what the words mean...you just have to feel it. He sadly passed away. Like a boost of nitrous!
Mr. Pavarotti RIP, such a tremendous voice so talented . This performance is iconic, if this love song doesn’t make you tear up and give you chills every time you hear it by him then I’m sorry you’re just not human. ❤
*This is why music is such an amazing language, all in itself.......* I do not understand one word they sang, but I felt every lyric, every note, and every emotion, which says a lot about their amazing artistry, talent & delivery❣❣❣ Really enjoyed your breakdown & analysis, and especially loved that you were open enough to listen, & appreciate their talent 😊
I’m just an ‘ole country girl from Mississippi who married a farm boy from Arkansas but I can tell you that we went to see Phantom of the Oprah in San Francisco for my birthday and we were both moved to tears!! It’s a whole different level of touching you when you’re there in real life. I mean INSANE!!
Yes! An absolute MUST. Pavarotti hosted a series of benefit concerts between 1992 and 2003, in his home town of Modena, Italy. The collaboration with James Brown is from one of those concerts. His duet with Tracy Chapman ("Baby Can I Hold You Tonight") is another great performance...and with Skunk Anansie ("You'll Follow Me Down") yet another. Given that there were 10 concerts with multiple artists in each one, there are a staggering number of mind-blowing performances.
If Home Free brought you here by way of Rob and Austin, then Pavarotti is the one to take you on to the stage of opera at its finest. The world lost a master when he died too young, but thanks to the technology of his era, we have many, many recordings of his majestic voice. I love your reaction and your open acceptance of another genre of music to celebrate!
When you hear a voice like Luciano's, you know the words "talent" and "gift" are tossed around elsewhere much too lightly. He was the sound of Heaven on earth. RIP, Maestro.
Thank you for your lovely reaction. The combination of Puccini's marvellous aria and arguably the finest tenor of all time was sheer magic. The look on his face at the end, almost like "Did I really do that?". For such a genius he was extremely modest , he used to say "If you think I can sing, you should have heard my Father" RIP Luciano, gone but never forgotten. ❤️ Btw, if you're interested, look him up singing with James Brown "It's A Man's World".
"Nessun dorma" is an order: "Nobody should sleep", and it is given by queen Turandot who must learn Prince Calaf's name to avoid marrying him after he has solved three riddles. This is not a song but an aria from an opera. Listen to Franco Corelli, too.
I loved this reaction and it’s what I love about music. Just like with Moonlight Sonata, which didn’t have words, you still knew it was sad. Music evokes emotion! Pavarotti was so special. I’ve always loved how powerful his voice is and he made it look so effortless!
Finally, you got here! Bravo! You just heard the greatest tenor of his generation and one of the greatest in known, recorded history, the Maestro, the king of the High Cs. Look for his video duets with James Brown and others. You just made my day.
Hi guys, this is not a " song" is an Opera composition called Turandot. The composer is the Italian Giacomo Puccini. The Opera composition contains " arie" And each of them tells the story. Luciano Pavarotti is one of the greatest performers of Opera, if not the best. The training for this tipe of music takes years. What you are waTching here is pure talent plus hard preparation at the hightest level, ad that's all folks!
Opera singers are trained to also use their diaphragm, chest, shoulder and stomach muscles, so that their full lung capacity is available, and to control it, allowing sound and air to come out, bit by bit- not just using the breath in the nostrils which is common in untrained singers.
Even the way they stand is important. Also, how they move their tongues and lips, not just to form words but to open up their voices and get the right tones. Their bodies are their instruments.
can you even imagine being in a room when he sang and the orchestra was playing....STUNNING....will listen to this anytime, any part of it....thank you...
Mr. Pavarotti was a wonderful tenor. Lord welcomed him home way too soon. My mother had the great privilege of seeing Luciano perform in ‘89. She still to this day, some 35 years later, talks about how he had the voice of an angel and wishes we could have seen him perform together. Andrea Bocelli is going to have to do! 😂❤
AB- your emotional reaction is spot on. The man is begging a cold princess to marry him. At the end he’s saying, “ I will win!!!I will win!” And that Puccini sure could write a melody, eh ?
Best reaction my friend .. SUBBED! “He be still holding that note ..” 😂 Yep, just like we’re still waiting for Prince’s guitar to come down after he tossed it up towards the stars! (Btw, great story). 🎸
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.
This song comes from the opera “Turandot”. A princess named Turandot does not like men. She tells her numerous suitors that they can marry her if they can guess her name before dawn. Otherwise, they will be put to death. The latest one sings this song in which he expresses his love and vows to guess her name and win her hand.
Did you see how wide open his mouth and jaw was for those final notes? It's incredible. He was such a powerful singer. You have to "drop for the top" as they say - you have to drop your jaw to hit the top notes. And of course there's a whole lot more to it than that, and he was such a powerful singer. But it's just a wonderful visual example of it.
Now you should go over and watch Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist do this aria, titled, Two Country Singers Try Singing Opera on Austin's channel, and if you ever thought the Home Free guys can sing, they will blow your mind and show you just how well they can sing in any genre including this one!
I had already watched and liked it, I just didn't remember you had done it and the song must not have triggered you to say, I've heard this music before, but if anyone else hasn't watch Rob and Austin, this is a good reminder. Thanks for the reactions AB!@@ABtheKreator
Classical is still the absolute top drawer of music making. Nothing hits the depths and peaks of the human experience better, and no category of musicians is better-skilled or more versatile. 👑👑👑
7 months ago you reacted to Rob & Austin of Home Free do this. Though they gave a fine performance, it was nothing like this. Why? Pavarotti was one of the greatest tenors in Opera. Certainly my favorite.
You REALLY need to see Pavarotti with James Brown... one of the best concerts ever. Pavarotti and Friends was a series where the great one sang with many artists you wouldn't expect. Check him out with the one and only James Brown. Pavarotti was already ill with cancer and receiving treatments when that concert was performed.
If you want some other opera to react to Beverly Sills is excellent. O Mio Babino Caro is a great Aria, also Puccini. Andrea Bocelli is great. Flower Duet from Lakme is a beautiful duet. There are so many...
I always wait with bated breath to see what reactors to this will do when they first hear Pavarotti open his mouth. If it is the first time they have ever heard an operatic tenor in action, they are ALWAYS shocked at this point, and their shock escalates as we go through. It is always lovely to see a new branch of the music world open up to someone.
You gave me the giggles! I have tears running down my cheeks! Great reaction but opera will never be the same for me after this totally comical reaction!
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I am dying laughing. He held the note longer than you can hold a relationship 😂 One of the most beautiful pieces of music EVER! Great reaction
I'm just being honest! ✊🏾😂💯
@@ABtheKreator Sometimes.....I can agree with you!!! sweet pea June
:'D
Nessun Dorma is not for him! Try to listen to solely Franco Corelli you",ll see who is the best Calaf ever!
Watch him with the three tennors.
Pavarotti once said that Elvis could have been one of the best opera singers ever if he had the right training. He said that Elvis could sing like him, but he could not sing like Elvis. Such a great compliment from one of the best tenors ever. I love Pavarotti!!❤❤❤ You should do another Elvis reaction in honor of his birthday yesterday. ❤
THE best tenor ever.
Find The best Nessun Dorma.
Pavarotti is a lot younger.
It's absolutely magnificent.
Thank me later.
Lol
No one compares to the great pavarotti!
@sebastianjacobsen727 Pavarotti! Please don't stop in middle. When we sing songs, we don't stop in the middle. It ruins the "climax" 😊 just sayin'
And he would have been the GOAT just as he was the King of rock and roll, my boy was the greatest.
Not that understanding matters when Luciano sings this song but here is the 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!"
It's so beautiful and stirs the soul because the story (suitor who wins the hand of the princess) is a classic love story. And the depth of of Pavarotti's voice! Aggh! Moves me to tears!!!
It is none shall sleep not nobody shall sleep, your translation needs work.
Thank you SO much!!!!!
Thank you for the translation! I sang in this opera and I understand it, but so many do not!
traduzione molto approsimativa
The greatest operatic tenor ever. Nessun Dorma - No sleep or no one sleeps. He was known as 'The King of the High C'. Check out "Ave Maria". This is an Italian opera. He sang this at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Italy. He opens his mouth and the angels sing. He passed away in 2007 of pancreatic cancer. RIP Luciano. Check out The Three Tenors in concert at Los Angeles in 1994. You will be amazed. This takes a lot of practice.
Ok, thank you for this information on him. I appreciate it
@@ABtheKreator I recommend Lawrence Brownlee singing "Ah, mes amis," from Daughter of the Regiment, and, "Je crois entendre encore," from The Pearl Fishers. You will not be disappointed.
None shall sleep.
@beatnikdiva4422why listen to someone so inferior when you can listen to Pavarotti instead?
@@jackwhitbread4583 if you don't like Lawrence Brownlee, that's okay, I don't like Marcello Alvarez or Jonas Kaufmann, but to call Mr. Brownlee inferior? On what basis do you consider him inferior? I mean from a pedagogical standpoint. In other words, what part of your education is sufficient to determine one's craft? Unless, of course, you just don't like him but used the word inferior.
Every single time he hits that note at the end, I immediately get teary eyed.
That's why he is dubbed the "HIGH C MASTER!" He affects me the same way......
In 1985 Pavarotti performed in Portland and I was given a ticket. I’m a jazz and swing drummer, American Songbook band all that, maybe some classical once in awhile, but opera is really not my thing. Hearing Pavarotti that evening changed my mind. I think the change for me was the obvious instrument-level command of his voice, absolutely exquisite.
I've listened to this, probably a thousand times, and still get chills at the end.❤
You don’t need to know what the words mean...you just have to feel it.
He sadly passed away.
Like a boost of nitrous!
It always cracks me up how he looks like he just put in a weeks worth of work in 30 seconds lol, and his "I can't believe I did it" expression.
Chills and tears every single time. ❤😮😢😅😊
Mr. Pavarotti RIP, such a tremendous voice so talented . This performance is iconic, if this love song doesn’t make you tear up and give you chills every time you hear it by him then I’m sorry you’re just not human. ❤
Wow. Effortless. The vocal power and control is unreal. Amazing. 👍🏼👌🏼
I think you would enjoy Andrea Bocelli. Beautiful.
No offense but Bocelli has a terrible voice. He's only held up to where he is because of being blind. Totally undeserving
Luciano Pavarati is a world relnown operatic tenor.
Well said 👏 👌 👍 🙌
*This is why music is such an amazing language, all in itself.......* I do not understand one word they sang, but I felt every lyric, every note, and every emotion, which says a lot about their amazing artistry, talent & delivery❣❣❣ Really enjoyed your breakdown & analysis, and especially loved that you were open enough to listen, & appreciate their talent 😊
Exactly! Couldn’t agree more 💯🔥
I’m just an ‘ole country girl from Mississippi who married a farm boy from Arkansas but I can tell you that we went to see Phantom of the Oprah in San Francisco for my birthday and we were both moved to tears!! It’s a whole different level of touching you when you’re there in real life. I mean INSANE!!
Yes indeed “the boy had pipes” …voice of the century.
There is and never will be anyone like him. His transition from note to note, octave to octave is as smooth as silk.
Pavarotti is The Voice of opera music ❤
NOW…you simply HAVE TO hear Luciano & James Brown perform It’s a Man’s World! 🔥❤️🔥❤️
Yes! An absolute MUST. Pavarotti hosted a series of benefit concerts between 1992 and 2003, in his home town of Modena, Italy. The collaboration with James Brown is from one of those concerts. His duet with Tracy Chapman ("Baby Can I Hold You Tonight") is another great performance...and with Skunk Anansie ("You'll Follow Me Down") yet another. Given that there were 10 concerts with multiple artists in each one, there are a staggering number of mind-blowing performances.
Opera, and that man’s voice is just amazing. I’m normally heavy metal, hard rock or blues. However, he is playlist.
If Home Free brought you here by way of Rob and Austin, then Pavarotti is the one to take you on to the stage of opera at its finest. The world lost a master when he died too young, but thanks to the technology of his era, we have many, many recordings of his majestic voice. I love your reaction and your open acceptance of another genre of music to celebrate!
Luciano Pavarotti is absolutely wonderful to listen to. "O Sole Mio" is a really good song as well.
The GOAT !!! That's all I can say
When you hear a voice like Luciano's, you know the words "talent" and "gift" are tossed around elsewhere much too lightly. He was the sound of Heaven on earth. RIP, Maestro.
The first few times I heard this, it made me cry. I don’t understand the words but that’s not necessary to recognize the beauty.
Thank you for your lovely reaction. The combination of Puccini's marvellous aria and arguably the finest tenor of all time was sheer magic. The look on his face at the end, almost like "Did I really do that?". For such a genius he was extremely modest , he used to say "If you think I can sing, you should have heard my Father" RIP Luciano, gone but never forgotten. ❤️ Btw, if you're interested, look him up singing with James Brown "It's A Man's World".
"Nessun dorma" is an order: "Nobody should sleep", and it is given by queen Turandot who must learn Prince Calaf's name to avoid marrying him after he has solved three riddles. This is not a song but an aria from an opera. Listen to Franco Corelli, too.
I loved this reaction and it’s what I love about music. Just like with Moonlight Sonata, which didn’t have words, you still knew it was sad. Music evokes emotion! Pavarotti was so special. I’ve always loved how powerful his voice is and he made it look so effortless!
Finally, you got here! Bravo! You just heard the greatest tenor of his generation and one of the greatest in known, recorded history, the Maestro, the king of the High Cs. Look for his video duets with James Brown and others. You just made my day.
Hi guys, this is not a " song" is an Opera composition called Turandot. The composer is the Italian Giacomo Puccini. The Opera composition contains " arie"
And each of them tells the story. Luciano Pavarotti is one of the greatest performers of Opera, if not the best. The training for this tipe of music takes years. What you are waTching here is pure talent plus hard preparation at the hightest level, ad that's all folks!
Opera singers are trained to also use their diaphragm, chest, shoulder and stomach muscles, so that their full lung capacity is available, and to control it, allowing sound and air to come out, bit by bit- not just using the breath in the nostrils which is common in untrained singers.
Even the way they stand is important. Also, how they move their tongues and lips, not just to form words but to open up their voices and get the right tones. Their bodies are their instruments.
My favourite version of Nessun Dorma is Jonathan Antoine singing in his living room, I think from some time last year. He's unsurpassed.
He was the best! Beautiful tenor could sing anything! He passed away in 2007, miss him dearly! ❤️❤️❤️
Love you reaction great opera singer thank you❤❤
😂 makes me laugh daily watching you! Great reaction
Far from "going crazy" he has perfect control. That's kinda the point. So glad you enjoyed this.
I have probably listened to Pavarotti sing this in more reaction videos than any other artist. And every time...chills and unbelievable emotion.
can you even imagine being in a room when he sang and the orchestra was playing....STUNNING....will listen to this anytime, any part of it....thank you...
Pavarotti was a great tenor. I like his voice his ability to hit and hold the high notes was what made his career.
He is awesome!
“Oh no! Oh no! He going crazy!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 welcome to the wonderful world of opera my friend!!
Somebody heard me 😂😂😂
Mr. Pavarotti was a wonderful tenor. Lord welcomed him home way too soon. My mother had the great privilege of seeing Luciano perform in ‘89. She still to this day, some 35 years later, talks about how he had the voice of an angel and wishes we could have seen him perform together. Andrea Bocelli is going to have to do! 😂❤
I’d LOVE to see your reaction while at the opera. ❤❤
HE WAS A FORCE IN THE OPERA WORLD...R.I.P.❤
AB- your emotional reaction is spot on. The man is begging a cold princess to marry him. At the end he’s saying, “ I will win!!!I will win!”
And that Puccini sure could write a melody, eh ?
If he loses he dies.
This is the music I grew up on. I didn't appreciate it at the time, now I see it's brilliance
Best reaction my friend .. SUBBED! “He be still holding that note ..” 😂
Yep, just like we’re still waiting for Prince’s guitar to come down after he tossed it up towards the stars! (Btw, great story). 🎸
You should check out Andrea Bocelli
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.
This song comes from the opera “Turandot”. A princess named Turandot does not like men. She tells her numerous suitors that they can marry her if they can guess her name before dawn. Otherwise, they will be put to death. The latest one sings this song in which he expresses his love and vows to guess her name and win her hand.
Aloha!! I'm soooo pleased to see you've reacted to Luciano 💛 Add "The Three Tenors" for more.😁🎶 I'm surprised Secretary didn't warn you about him 😉
Loved your reaction. Especially that you went back to listen again to what you just heard.
Did you see how wide open his mouth and jaw was for those final notes? It's incredible. He was such a powerful singer. You have to "drop for the top" as they say - you have to drop your jaw to hit the top notes. And of course there's a whole lot more to it than that, and he was such a powerful singer. But it's just a wonderful visual example of it.
Luciano is from Italy, he was and he is a legend for us
"What in the world" is the appropriate first response to Pavarotti. Fun react, thanks for this. Look forward to seeing more classical reacts.
Opera, Definitely Opera. The opera is Turandot by Puccini. Nessun Dorma means no one sleeps.
My favorite aria from my favorite opera.❤
One of the greatest of the greats. Truly. Anyone with a soul, even if you don't dig opera, you can't hear him without feeling the song.
Now you should go over and watch Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist do this aria, titled, Two Country Singers Try Singing Opera on Austin's channel, and if you ever thought the Home Free guys can sing, they will blow your mind and show you just how well they can sing in any genre including this one!
I already did that one my friend ✊🏾😂🔥🔥 type my name and the song on UA-cam. Or go to my HomeFree playlist
I had already watched and liked it, I just didn't remember you had done it and the song must not have triggered you to say, I've heard this music before, but if anyone else hasn't watch Rob and Austin, this is a good reminder. Thanks for the reactions AB!@@ABtheKreator
4:53 i love this reaction, my man is like "ah.ah... No no, you are not going to see me crying this time mf's"
God's music that can pierce your soul [hence why so many people have a tearful/goosebumps/emotional response to it].
find" its a mans world" duet with James Brown.............
Opera at its finest.
Pavarotti was one of the best tenors. You need to watch him singing some of the arias from the opera Tosca.
Absolutely beautiful.
Saw him in the 90s. He was fantastic. RIP.
My favorite aria from any opera. I love Puccini!!! No one does.it better than Pavarotti!
Goosebumps. Every time. Thank you ❤ Australia
GOAT male voice!
This is golden. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
Classical is still the absolute top drawer of music making. Nothing hits the depths and peaks of the human experience better, and no category of musicians is better-skilled or more versatile.
👑👑👑
7 months ago you reacted to Rob & Austin of Home Free do this. Though they gave a fine performance, it was nothing like this. Why? Pavarotti was one of the greatest tenors in Opera. Certainly my favorite.
You REALLY need to see Pavarotti with James Brown... one of the best concerts ever. Pavarotti and Friends was a series where the great one sang with many artists you wouldn't expect. Check him out with the one and only James Brown. Pavarotti was already ill with cancer and receiving treatments when that concert was performed.
The song says at the end . “ I win! I win! I win”. It’s a great story.. look up the lyrics and story. It’s great.
Genuine HONEST reaction.
Thank you.
I absolutely LOVE Pavarotti! One of my favorite UA-cams is him singing with Stevie Wonder- 2 of my favorites together!
Ness une DOR ma "No one sleeps." One of the most famous opera arias. Turandot is a great opera by the immortal Puccini.
If you want some other opera to react to Beverly Sills is excellent. O Mio Babino Caro is a great Aria, also Puccini. Andrea Bocelli is great. Flower Duet from Lakme is a beautiful duet. There are so many...
I always wait with bated breath to see what reactors to this will do when they first hear Pavarotti open his mouth. If it is the first time they have ever heard an operatic tenor in action, they are ALWAYS shocked at this point, and their shock escalates as we go through.
It is always lovely to see a new branch of the music world open up to someone.
I cry without fail when I watch this performance, I absolutely love your reaction simply awesome , cheers bro.
Greatest tenor ever to walk the Earth.
Now watch Austin and Robb from Home Free sing this.
I love listening to this man sing !!! You just so need to react to ( Luciano Pavarotti, James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World )
Second time I've seen this recommendation and I agree wholeheartedly. An incredible performance.
Such a powerful voice, heard this a million times and it's on my playlist because of his voice
Opera Baby ! Italian ! 💖💖💖💖
GOAT 😊
Beautiful music 🎶. Thanks for this review!
Well... he was amazing. I did see him live once in the 1980s. A real master.
Your reactions have me on the floor laughing...makes my day.
Now you should check out the version by a couple of guys from Home Free!
I already did that one also lol 😂
The finale of the opera Turandot
The greatest ever.
You gave me the giggles! I have tears running down my cheeks! Great reaction but opera will never be the same for me after this totally comical reaction!
I hope that's a good thing...?
The greatest (Italian) operatic tenor who sang w-more emotion & passion than anyone -- obviously -- just looking at his face says it all.
The words say "all are sleeping".
I just loved your reaction ❤❤❤
What a voice. Thank you for sharing this one. 🙂
❤ pavarotti era un gigante della musica classica .Tu un nano dell'ironia .
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Got me dying laughing bro. Great reaction.
Luciano Pavarotti was the greatest Opera singer ever!!
Anyone who has any influence over what he reacts to, PLEASE get him to react to Aretha Franklin singing this song. He will lose his mind😂😂😂
Opera singers discipline the hell out of their diaphragm, my man ;) Luciano to this day is regarded as the gold standard of male tenor opera singers.
☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥enjoy!!
Bellissimo!
Loved the reaction to this masterpiece! ('Holding that note like a hoarder!' 😂) BTW...you have quite the very, very nice voice yourself!
Thank you!
Pavorati voice touches my soul ! His voice makes me cry every time I listen to him. He is the greatest tenor!