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Conocí a Luciano en el teatro municipal de Caracas en las Óperas La Boemia , Lucía de lamemur, en ese momento yo, era Corista, Una Verdadera persona Humilde, me dió unos consejos sobre la apoyatura de la voz, y Después Regreso a Valencia y Canto En la Monumental de Valencia La Plaza De Toros, Siento Un Éxito Inigualable. Gracias Pavarotti en donde Estés...Tu admirador de

A great tenor who is sorely missed. But his music lives on.

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Netflix is miserable!

For me as well, as far as lyric tenors are concerned

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You have never heard anybody else.

Interesting. Fat Lucy and Caruso sounded nothing alike. In a side by side listen, Caruso and Domingo had the far more similar timbre, color, and range. As none of us alive has ever heard Caruso live, it's bound to be a matter of guessing to some extent, and, well, to being influenced by others we trust more than ourselves. And the highly effective music marketing by the Red Seal Co sales army of that newfangled technology in Caruso's day, of the phonograph record. I pray the latest batch of regia-vandals will move on to Hollywood and Cannes, where they belong, before they cripple stage opera permanently. It is true, the Golden Age of Opera II closed on the last day the living legend Domingo sang as a tenor. The only constant is change. Paz y salud.

@@uppityglivestockianel comentario al que respondes , no requiere tu sabiduria musical. Solo es un comentario pasional y lleno de sentimientos, que lo último que necesita es ser corregido. Un saludo.

@@davidplazamarin8803 Eres libre de ignorar mi comentario. Ya tengo mami. Que tenga un lindo día. Paz.

@@uppityglivestockian si, porque el hecho de creer que Caruso y Domingo se parecen en algo es una de las mayores estupideces que he leido en mi vida. Domingo tiene que nacer 20 veces...Asi que te haré caso e ignoraré tu comentario. Un saludo.

tell us more of the concert you saw, please.....

@@ellenlyons7413 Ellen, I said I wish I could have seen him live. Never did, regrettably.

@@randalcolucci6833 oh sorry, I echo your sentiments.

@@randalcolucci6833 yes I agree.

So far, still the greatest voice of the 21st century. We likely won't hear another voice like that in our lifetime.

@@L1623VP Jonas Kaufman.....

@@arlenehathaway3076 Uh, no.

One of Pavarotti's idols was the legendary tenor Giuseppe Di Stefano, who tragically wrecked his voice by singing roles that were too heavy for him.

I would add the great Spanish soprano Montserrat Caballé with whom Luciano sang in the great opera houses of the world.

He had a wonderful face. Too bad he began to cover it up with facial hair. He didn't need to.

Awful thing: Pavarotti being interrupted

Pavarotti being interrupted by a commercial for Ron de Santis. Dreadful.

Jonas Kaufman

who cares about repertoire, whats so special about singing more songs badly. take one song, let all sing it, pavarotti shines far above, his soul his love, his humanity and the most wonderful voice will out.pavarotti makes you cry every time you listen as you marvel at the heights and beauty of his voice.

it is well known that she helped him polish his breathing, but obviously he already knew how to do it well enough, otherwise he wouldn't be performing with her in the first place.

@@brunopena3710 Exactly, he himself said that.

He would agree with you

You cannot compare a lyric tenor to a spinto and a heroic one.

@@joerngrossblotekamp. I know, but I just hate Pavarotti canary bird voice. I never liked Pavarotti, Gedda, Kraus or Carreras.