Pavarotti was probably the greatest tenor of all time. He was italian but this song is in latin

A voice for the ages, the absolute best...ever!!

You should react to him performing "La Donna È Mobile." It's a classic. R.I.P. Pavarotti🕊❤️

Watch Ron Howard's documentary "Pavarotti" and you will see what a remarkable life this man led. He did a concert in Central Park and drew 500,000 people. People didnt know what he was singing but they didnt care. ❤❤

FANTASTICO!!!

Pavarotti was Italian and was considered the best opera singer on Earth in his time... He passed away in 2006 at the age of 71

He left us 15 years ago today. The world is not the same.

One of my favourite italian opera singers of all time (RIP), especially when he joined in as part of the 3 tenors with Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras. You must listen to Nessun Dorma by Pavarotti, it brings tears to the eyes. 🇬🇧

Vesti La Giubba should be next!

La potenza della voce, ma la capacità del controllo e della modulazione sono difficili da raggiungere. grande Luciano un omaggio lassu

Keep in mind the exaggerated expression not only is part of vocal control but these are actors. Opera tells a story like a musical play. Many operas are In foreign languages so the actors must show the words, the emotion etc by expressive gestures and facial expressions. Opera singers must be powerful and passionate!

Yes, he was Italian.

Yes Pavarotti is Italian from Modena Italy. And yes he and most if not all opera singers are above the Sinatras and the like. Simply because opera singers spend years training there voices and indeed they’re entire mind body and soul before they even begin to sing professionally. Check out some of the opera master classes on KZfaq. You will begin to see what these people do to produce that incredible sound. It will make you respect even more what they do. They also become fluent several languages. If that’s not enough many of them take drama lessons. If one is learning Italian, German or French operas they will go to those countries and live for a few years to truly learn the nuances of the language and culture. What’s truly amazing how they can go from singing to shake the rafters down to a soft whisper to convey different moods and emotions.

Always good to try something different - Pavarotti excels here. One of my favorite pieces is by Anna Netrebko (in a red dress), Placido Domingo and Roland Villazon singing Dein ist mein ganzes Herz by Franz Lehar. Don't be put off by the German language, the music is super. Wonderful singing by this trio but very funny as they interact together and have a bit of cheeky fun.

Check out James Brown and Pavarotti. "It's A Man's World" 🌎 Duet

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Can you react to "caruso" also performed by Pavarotti, I think is the best. Also "Miserere mei, deus" I think you will die listening to that one xD

With a name like Duffy, I have no doubt you are Irish Catholic and can truly appreciate this!!!

A Beautiful rendition honouring the Mother of our Lord

You should check out the finale of the 3 tenors concert

Pavarotti was asked if he could have any voice other than his own he said elvis as Elvis could do what he can but he couldn't do what elvis done.

check out Jim Nabors aka Gomer Pyle sing this

Who ist THE voice? Pavarotti's voice seems to be out of this world. For me and many people he is the no. 1 but I respect if someone is more touched of an other voice. No voice fits to every genre or song. Sinatra will always be the best singing My way. By the way Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly are sitting im the audience. Watch them listening proud to their songs on the 3 tenors Medley: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsuqd8aIyNezn5s.html

heyyy love your reactions!! also louis tomlinson just dropped a new single "bigger than me" you should definitely check his music video!!

Hello, my friend. I subscribe now to your channel. A warm from Italy.

Derr ,,dinner suit not gonna look different, but it is the same concert.

Ok, you have some taste there, Michael, now I'd LOVE to hear your always unique reaction to this one kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZeKf5hy3dOvj3U.html