😂😂😂😂 Right!!

Lol

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LOL

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A LOT of talent on the streets that could EASILY have most of these famous celebs mopping floors. It sucks.

Yet, he WASN'T poor at all!🎶😲🎶👏💗👏💗👏

@@jgray4234 well blame it on us the consumers. They give us what we want and most people want reggaeton mumble rap etc 😑

That's so heartbreaking

@@harlem6365 True

Well, their apartment price

@@ruupia that's NOT included, jeez, they got this for free from a kind woman. And there were a lot of people on the street also.

@@volodymyrdolia6544 I mean sure but you had to buy an apartment there in order to listen to it. If the singer went out of the apartment property then it could have been free but she didn’t so without having bought an apartment there you wouldn’t be able to enjoy her singing. That “street” is just a pathway in between the two buildings. I doubt people who don’t own anything there would be walking around. Not tryna sound salty

Amazing couldn’t tell her from Maria callas.

👏👏👏👏Bravo!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

true.

It's probably Italian

She's telling her dad that she's so in love that if her beloved doesn't love her back she will jump from a bridge.

I can't take it seriously because my brain remind me of the Mr Bean film when he acted with the child for some change.

The plot of this italian song is that daughter begging father to let her marry the man she chose otherwise she will kill herself.

Thinking same

singers are normal people, too :D.

i expected 16th-century garb

So funny I thought the same thing… voice & clothing so opposite.

Class Of 93!

Got mad chills then started bawling 😭

Me2💙💚

Me too. I’m remembering how hard it was in the beginning. Feels like I’m just now letting the tears out after holding back all that fear and dread.

yeah! it was honestly so beautiful

Me too!!

i imagine it'd be hard considering it's a solo piece lmao

😂

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No more like grab the AR

Agree!!!

Stunning yes!

When you know you know you know you know you don't know you know. Thank you.

What? How does she not need a microphone?

@@danielhenderson762 alot of practice and technique

Yes, that was absolutely wonderful to see.

I agree!

Thanks for the info. I am utterly enamored of this piece. I will check out the entire opera.

Yes, thank you. I was wondering what it was. Beautiful. & Beautifully sung.

I was racking my brain trying to remember this piece, thanks!

Puccini was a true master. Always remembers me of my mother hearing this

I first heard this from Mr Bean holiday

IM SOBBING YOURE SO RIGHT

Same tf

@@bidyo1365 well, tbh its her choice, but I would have thought she would wear something more classical

They are people too :v

I know right 😂

Same.

Sorry, hiding in fear from a big nothing doesn't make you great.

@@frankcabanski9409 may God put love in you

@@frankcabanski9409 you're God's mace!?!? Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@frankcabanski9409 go lick a door knob and wait for your god to lift you out of the hospital

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My voice would shatter the glass in the Windows and the neighbors would throw me off the roof!

you must live on a low balcony

@@dumbcat 😂👍

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Sure the gesture is nice, but i would fucking hate some moron making that much noise if i was trying to consentrate on something else or worse yet trying to sleep haha

if this was my neighbor, I'd start throwing rocks at them.

@@UltraSuperDuperFreak Yeah, they all seemed really bothered by it, and it seems only those outside could really hear her, and it wasn't the middle of the night. This also wasn't noise, way better than construction work or an ambulance, which both have to be done. This was a gift and only lasted so long anyhow. But I getcha! But that wasn't even close to the situation.

@@johnm9156 Do you throw rocks at birds and construction workers and cars and ambulances?

@@beebuzz959 No, I like and appreciate all of those things. I find opera extremely bizarre and irritating.

They usually sing live…but the do train for hours each day…my sister went to a famous opera school.

@@yasueyoum1631 ikr

I think that’s only in other music genres. You have to be able to sing well live in opera.

No thats the point of being a pro ,nobody pays to hear you sing out of tune ???

of course cause shes an opera singer

@@Codyiscool28 relax probably a fat fingered autocorrect.

@@Codyiscool28 *Live *, *for f**k sake P.S When will people like you get it into your thick skulls, that not everyone on KZfaq speak english as their native tounge?

​@@Codyiscool28 *Nah So "Never" is your answer? When will you learn to capitalize? And there should just be one space after a comma. Why is it that those attacking others online for their spelling, often are worse at the language than the person they attacked? You seem to have personal insight in this, so I'm looking forward to your answer.

@@Codyiscool28 Nice try, both are grammatically correct, you would know this if you knew any grammar. The spell check changed what I wrote, as it's set in another language (english is my third language, yet I far exceed your level) and then when I edited it, I changed it into the version that sounds better when translated into my first language.

I remember when my school took us to see an opera performance. It was great!🙌🏽🙌🏽

Use to listen to opera before I wrestling matches it use to calm me down

I knew it was from Pretty Woman after the first few words. I loved opera from the very first time I heard it, back in the 1950's

I disagree with the quote. I hated opera as a kid. I was an angry young man, rebellious, stubborn, and the music I wanted to listen to was exactly like that: loud, angry, powerful. I took an art history course in high school mainly because it was the only available elective at the time slot I had to fill, and it was with a teacher who had torn me up in a previous English lit course. It was masterful, beautiful, and opened my eyes to what art really is and why so much of what we call the classics are as great as their reputations. We read fine literature, studied fine art from all over the world, and listened to opera. But as an angry, young man, the best I could do was acknowledge it took talent to produce. Decades later, after having lived some life and faced the consequences of some of that angry, young behavior, I came back to opera. I was in love with a woman who appreciated fine arts and loved the symphony. It was only then with a truly open mind and open heart that I really understood it. You can learn to love it, even if you don't start off that way. I don't love all of it, but there are certainly performances that will take you on an unforgettable journey if you let them.

Not really. When I was 'young' I used to hate opera, I think it's rubbish. But, now I love it. Same with jazz music. I used to think it's gibberish music, but now I'm enjoying it so much. So people's preference & taste can change during time... It's not always about 'the first time'

I’ve always loved this quote. ❤️

Her voice could be alarm tune and I'd jump out of bed with such vigor.

@@jocelyn_thomas opera singers will never sing early in the morning voluntarily

I don't know. I would not mind waking up to that every morning! :) What a way to start the day.

Trust me you wouldn’t. We had opera singing at that volume in a terraced house at 2am, 4am, or when ever she felt like it. We soon had her charged with breach of the peace. Opera singers just LOVE the sound of their own voice.

@@TheWendable Depends on the person. Trust me I would love it. I have sing for a few years but had to give up because I wasn't nearly as good as I wanted. What you call loving their own voice is just practice. To get good at something you need to practice and it takes a lot of it to be where the woman in the video is. It's very sad that you went as far as suing someone for making something beautiful. You can always go to living a boring and unoriginal life if that's what you like but I would much rather have a talented folk like that as a neighbor than some boring person

@Gemma Rose. I had a neighbour in the flat down stairs who was trained as an opera singer A mezzo-soprano. She practised between 10am and @1 pm. She sang this one day. Absolutely glorious, Then she came up and apologised if she'd disturbed me because the neighbour downstairs had complained. I told her - sing away, Loved hearing you sing. She later played Anne Shelton and I was lucky enough to hear her practising for that.!

@@TheWendable haha couldn't have said it better.

This is my favorite part of self-isolation too. When neigbors are making noise and I can't peacefully enjoy my hobby because they are forcing down my throat their hobby. But she sings nice.

Lord Dunhill, we must be breathing the same air. It made my eyes water too. I wish she was my neighbour.

@@Jen-ci1mp hi Jen, I agree with you. I recognise it as blessing received in situations like this. Partly the music, partly the lyrics, maybe in this case ,her taking the time to share her wonderful talent for her neighbours. Stay well. Jen. Bye.

your little eyes need diapers

@@blancaroxy Hi Bianca, probably correct . As John Miles sings in his great production, " Music" (is my first love and it will be my last) , I just appreciate well written and performed music. It reveals our inner being. Stay well. Bye

Awe. Me too. 💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🤎🖤

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👍Agree.

Thats what i was thinking! Man, what a voice!!!

It's also the fact, that she is classically trained. Opera singers use all resonators to sing loudly and with power while being as relaxed as they can be. They are always much louder than most pop stars for example.

@@MultiKamil97 Is there such a thing as a non-classically trained opera singer?

@@lohphat Maybe I put it in the wrong words. For me it's no wonder she can sing with such fullness in this kind of "enviroment" because she was classically trained just as all opera singers. I don't want to diminish her talent because she's clearly talented, but I just meant that it's normal for opera singers that they can sing that loud with clarity and resonance in such circumstances.

"Cavernous acoustics" just stop...

stop pretending to know wat ur taalking about

You either get both or nothing.

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shoot it fast

Well this thing can cause arguing. I doubt she asked every neighbor if she wouldn't be disturbing them. Just because you are doing something "nice" doesn't mean you have to force it on other people.

One mans art is another mans sacrilege.

Does she have a name? Just asking for a friend.

@@hrh4961 Maybe somewhere within the comments someone knows of her name.

@@tigergreg8 Tried that. No luck.

I was wondering her name. I’d love to hear more. I only wish she’d done more, but I guess that’s being greedy.

@@hrh4961; I just love her

Indeed, it's Merchant's Wharf. But the end of lockdown is in sight, thankfully!

Thank you. I was scrolling down trying to find out the location. Blessings.

Wow you guys are tough. Eastern America we didn't quarantine for long.

No, it's actually the Philippines.

Philippines with more than a year of continuous non stop lockdown: u sure about that?

I wont kill i would prefer practicing

Who would you kill? I have someone for you

@ツMyrthe God: BRUH

Please don't kill

Your not by yourself... even if no one could hear me....

Lmaoooo dude me toooo

@EuphoricOcean I was wondering what it is about. Thank you.

@CANDLZ ; We all under deep pressure on living by this Woohan virus. Thank's that God 've sent her . . . 😞 Keep well...., thank you, Lady .

Oh God! I m there too.

Me too, I'm balling like a baby 👶

No doubt, and health staff are on night shift and people are ill with covid trying to sleep. I’d never force anyone to endure my opera singing I’m no better or worse than her its just so selfish.

@@TheWendable idk about selfish, she seems like she's trying to cheer people up. BUT what personally cheers me up is a nice peaceful nap. So I'm the grouch telling shut up through my window lol

Follow up on plot twist.....twins enjoyed it so much they won't goto sleep unless she sings

Darryl Blanch 😀👍

@@darrylblanch8463 Loving it!

That's the beauty of 3year old granddaughter

Well, that girl had style!!! WOW!!! She is a born Opera lover!!! ❤❤❤

Play her Jonathan Antoine.😍😍😍

Dang 🤣

That's great! If your house is of good distance from the nearest neighbor. That you walk on streets lined with trees & some 8 to feet from passersby, Then there's nothing to be afraid of. It's going to the grocery stores & other enclosed areas that we have to be cautious.

@@cruxivar6026 That depends on your health. More younger people die from suicide than covid for example.

@@zzzzz4203 it isn’t necessarily the fear of dying for oneself… but fear of infecting friends and family. It’s fact that everyone, even younger people, could be exposed to the virus and pass it to someone else, despite being asymptomatic or suffering from just a few symptoms. Those who get it from them might not be so lucky. We just passed 600 thousand deaths in the U.S. from Covid. (Edited- accidentally typed 600 million deaths…)

@@CindyL4261 600,000. Six hundred *thousand* have died from CoVid19 thus far in the US. Not "600 million." (600,000,000.) Not to minimize the pandemic death toll- 600,000 is still a LOT of deaths. So many of them preventable. Just setting the record straight with the numbers.

@@NorseForse oops- my bad 😏 Not enough coffee when I typed that. Thx for the correction.

@ Donna Duvali, I love that she sang this as herself not dressed for the stage. She acted the part but she sang from her own soul and heart for the betterment of others in a difficult time.

R I G H T !😥😭🥰🤯🤣🤪🥺😚❤

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What’s the name of this song

And that a pig that doesn't fly is just a pig.

I'm saving that, very true words.

Like me…

Ye. If I need to focus and the windows aren't tight I'll go absolutely bonkers. Any other time though, please gimme gimme.

Only the ignorant.

@@peterharms3639 So if someone doesn't have your taste in music _they are ignorant?_ *That sounds pretty ignorant to me!

@@peterharms3639 Only the ignorant indeed.

Try listening to contraltos instead if you don’t like crazy high notes. Most opera singers are sopranos/mezzos. ;)

Me too

You should try old recordings of the past century. Today singers especially female have screechy high notes.

@@gloomymuffin6605 on my part I recommend greatly Clara Butt ! Check out also Conchita Supervia, they are both really great. I don't know many as I am rather new to the world, sorry, but you will find other great singers if you start listening to them !

@@gloomymuffin6605 - Look up Renata Tebaldi, Renee Peters, and Lucia Albanese. These ladies had amazing voices, and didn’t screech.

Same 💕

Absolutely beautiful

What a fantastic comment. Made me really REALLY LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I really need cheering up right at this moment and that sure did it. So thank you VERY much.

😆😆😆great comment!

You're a lovely spirit, my dear 💖

Me too! This is one such piece.

@@jennytaylor3324 oh, yes, for me, too. Add to that the circumstances and her generosity of spirit, and my eyes filled with tears.

Yes Eric, but we need thing's like this as a reminder. Beautiful!!!

That’s a wonderful thing to say

72, doing the same thing. Robert, UK.

Ditto!

its called crying pussy... and so did I

Shes forced her voice on all of her neighbours to hear whither they want to or not, thats the most selfish thing in the world to do. When you work alongside talented singers daily this is the last thing you’d wanna hear. Trust me.

@@TheWendable The world is as you see it - if you view others and their actions negatively that is more of a reflection on you than an indictment the other.

i feel the same way. I think it’s because we could all relate in one way or another, now everyone is starting to go back to their normal lives