You have no idea how rich and how "full" this lyric tenor sounds live. It has colour and depth which, although this video is wonderful, are not obvious from the recordings. Mr Camarena is a voice of a lifetime! Kudos to Mr Rosenblatt for bringing him to London and congratulations to Maestro Camarena - beyond belief wonderful!
Thankfully, I do have an idea how warm, full, colorful and exciting his voice is in a big house. It was one of my most unforgettable nights are the opera.
Florez puts too much emotion into it, and Pavarotti's recording muffles the sound. Here with the simple piano accompaniment we hear the aria clear and pure.
The last comment was right - the recording, fabulous, though as it is does not do full justice to this singer. He sang this aria and cabaletta early on in the first half of the recital! For most singers it would have been the last number before the interval. The place erupted! Because he has made a speciality of the colaratura roles you don't realise just how large and warm his instrument is. And he uses it so artistically, with real feeling, expression, artistry and refinement. But ALWAYS EXCITING - never crude or brash. Not afraid to insert a Gigli/Tucker "cry" when appropriate (see the Despedida on TH-cam from the same concert) to proper effect. With some really great tenor voices around we are truly lucky.
He try to be excellent as Florez, but ...he is not . Very well singer- that is all. Also , he take too late these roles of strict bel canto ( Doniz. Bellini, Rossini ...). Also, in spite of his new hair he is a singer without charisme and who has not perfect technique, nor so unique voice (timbre) as Florez!
Que manera tan dura y despiadada de hablar de un gran tenor...Para empezar la voz de Flórez es mucho más ligera y si un gran cantante y en lo suyo en todo el repertorio de ligero es escepcional....Camarena es un lírico ligero que irá hacia el lírico y también es un magnífico cantante, con voz más varonil y más empuje....!Que manía en comparar !...
He attempts to imitate Juan Diego Florez, but fails. He lacks the immaculate technique & breath control of Florez & needs a microphone even with only piano accompaniment. I'm not impressed. Watch the 2008 TH-cam clip of Florez with orchestra, it's magic.
Ifmusicbethefoodoflove Egc The microphone is only for recording. Having heard both him and JDF live I can confirm Camarena has a voice a few sizes larger than JDF. They are both wonderful artists, technically and stylistically.
EXCELSO maestro Camarena👏
GRACIAS, MIL GRACIAS🙏
Y por supuesto, GRACIAS también a quienes nos comparten esta MARAVILLA🙏
Cada nota es un prodigio. Adorable.
Maravilloso y siempre emocionante!!!
You have no idea how rich and how "full" this lyric tenor sounds live. It has colour and depth which, although this video is wonderful, are not obvious from the recordings. Mr Camarena is a voice of a lifetime! Kudos to Mr Rosenblatt for bringing him to London and congratulations to Maestro Camarena - beyond belief wonderful!
Thankfully, I do have an idea how warm, full, colorful and exciting his voice is in a big house. It was one of my most unforgettable nights are the opera.
superb
Stunning
すげーー！！Bravo!!!!!
BRAVO!
Im not really a big fan of Camarena but this rendition of "E Serbata" is maybe my favorite one.
edgayozzo Have you heard Florez? For me, he is the best.
Florez puts too much emotion into it, and Pavarotti's recording muffles the sound. Here with the simple piano accompaniment we hear the aria clear and pure.
@@rogerpropes7129 that's true. Maestro Camarena is GREAT
Maravilloso.
su voz te trasmite y trasporta a un estado de extasis por la excelsa interpretación
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Muy bella voz, ¿ cual es la nacionalidad de este lírico ?, gracias
Excelente interpretación de Javier Camarena...y del pianista! ¿Alguien sabe su nombre?
UFFFF
Oye que ha pasado con tu amigo Tenorino que no ha subido videos.
The last comment was right - the recording, fabulous, though as it is does not do full justice to this singer. He sang this aria and cabaletta early on in the first half of the recital! For most singers it would have been the last number before the interval. The place erupted! Because he has made a speciality of the colaratura roles you don't realise just how large and warm his instrument is. And he uses it so artistically, with real feeling, expression, artistry and refinement. But ALWAYS EXCITING - never crude or brash. Not afraid to insert a Gigli/Tucker "cry" when appropriate (see the Despedida on TH-cam from the same concert) to proper effect. With some really great tenor voices around we are truly lucky.
Who is a pianist ?
Mooore nasal
He try to be excellent as Florez, but ...he is not . Very well singer- that is all. Also , he take too late these roles of strict bel canto ( Doniz. Bellini, Rossini ...). Also, in spite of his new hair he is a singer without charisme and who has not perfect technique, nor so unique voice (timbre) as Florez!
Que manera tan dura y despiadada de hablar de un gran tenor...Para empezar la voz de Flórez es mucho más ligera y si un gran cantante y en lo suyo en todo el repertorio de ligero es escepcional....Camarena es un lírico ligero que irá hacia el lírico y también es un magnífico cantante, con voz más varonil y más empuje....!Que manía en comparar !...
He attempts to imitate Juan Diego Florez, but fails. He lacks the immaculate technique & breath control of Florez & needs a microphone even with only piano accompaniment. I'm not impressed. Watch the 2008 TH-cam clip of Florez with orchestra, it's magic.
Ifmusicbethefoodoflove Egc The microphone is only for recording. Having heard both him and JDF live I can confirm Camarena has a voice a few sizes larger than JDF. They are both wonderful artists, technically and stylistically.
@@leskendal I don't equate size with quality, so I prefer Florez. Precious gifts come in small parcel - sums it up for me, he's the diamond.
En que mundo tan retorcido flores puede ser mejor que Javier camarera.