This song is about Enrico Caruso who preceded Pavarotti and was considered the best tenor in the world. He toured America and on his return he learned he was dying at the age of 42. He had a young wife and a new daughter. The person wrote this imagining what Caruso would have sung to his wife about leaving her.
Copy Shirley! It's a mans world is a once in a lifetime combo of two titans of different genres coming together - the respect that both show each other is incredible. May God bless both of their souls.
You are being led down the Pavarotti rabbit hole - he is considered to be one of the greatest tenors who ever lived (and in our lifetime!). He brought the opera world to the general public by leaving us 40 years of life-changing music. One of his last concerts was in NY Central Park and drew 500,000 people. The English captions are not always available but his voice and presence leaves you not being able to take your eyes off him. Did I see goosebumps?? Enjoy real music!!
I love that you know Jack about Pavarotti which makes for a great reaction. Glad you enjoyed his music and his artistry. The man's voice is timeless. RIP (d.9/2007).
The man also sang a duet at different times with other singers. He sang with the late great James Brown doing his song -- It's a Man's World, 🥰 on the other different occasions. He sang with Celine Dion, Aretha Franklin, Bryan Adams , and also some other people that I'm ashamed to say I can't remember who it was. But my point being the man was fantastic and he loved singing with other musical artist. He had a great love for all other kinds of music. But it always seemed like the GREAT ONES had a huge heart and where that way. The ones like that fill your heart and spirit and make you feel like you're lifted up. 😲😢😥 They make you feel like you can believe in the human race again. Please continue to enjoy this fine gentleman and the other artists that helps your spirits sore. ✨💫💫🌠God bless you and yours and keep On keepin On. Sending much love.❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing Pavarotti with the rest of the world! Lovely people below have already given you arias that you should do. I am sharing with you one of my favourite Pavarotti videos, cuz, man, he was funny!!! And women in the audience killed it at the end as well. Amazing video! A true treasure! th-cam.com/video/9zjrgbCaC1U/w-d-xo.html Cheers!
Even if you dont do a reaction to the above video, Biz, you should watch it and you will see why millions of people in this world loved (and continue to love) this man.
One either loves opera or hates it. There is no in between. IME Absolutely beautiful, Biz. My mother sang opera and hearing this allows me to be with her again. Even if it’s for a little while. ❤️
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla, wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Caruso spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucia Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
You can find almost any video with lyrics. Type in Pavorotti, the song you want to hear, and 'lyrics'. That's all. Take Nessun Dorma. If you listen to the video that EVERYBODY ELSE is watching, even that one has lyrics if you type lyrics in your search. BUT! That are so many videos from all the years that he performed Nessun Dorma, you can watch him perform at the Olympic closing ceremonies, you can see him performing in a movie when he was sooo young. You can hear him perform this song along with the composer, Lucia Dalla. My personal favorite is Paris 1998. I don't bother telling this to everyone, I'm telling you because I enjoyed your video because of the respectful way you listened. I'll give you two to listen to next because they are from the same opera. First: Vesti La Giubba (Put your costume on) and then No! Pagliachio Non-Sum! (No, I am not a clown!) Search for the videos posted by Mata Tosti, they will have the lyrics. Pagiachio is a professional clown, he has just learned that his wife is cheating on him. No! Pagliacio Non-Sum is the closing act which is absolutely stunning.
Obviously you don't know much about opera or classical music at all (that's not a moral statement, it's just fact. I don't know much about rock, rap, etc. but that doesn't make me a bad person nor does knowing opera make me a morally superior, it just makes me a fan). Anyhow, I love your genuine facial expressions and genuine appreciation for the masterpiece of human performance you're witnessing. Congrats!
Wow 🥰 if you are reacting to opera maybe you can react to Freddie Mercury songs he wrote for another opera legend Montserrat caballe 🤩 the golden boy or Barcelona 🤩❤️ Freddie Mercury i
BIZ, check out a current version from a young English artist who was discovered on Britain's got talent. Jonathan Antoine. Watch his at home version of Un Giorno Per Noi. He was a contestant at 17 yrs old. He is Amazing and a shy innocent.
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This song is about Enrico Caruso who preceded Pavarotti and was considered the best tenor in the world. He toured America and on his return he learned he was dying at the age of 42. He had a young wife and a new daughter. The person wrote this imagining what Caruso would have sung to his wife about leaving her.
Nailed it. My father played this music as well as Caruso’s music when i was a kid. Caruso was incredible.
@@zippyzipster46 And the ironic part of him singing this is that he also died leaving a young wife and a new daughter when he was 71.
Not about leaving her. It is about knowing that he will soon die.
That's right ma man
Imagine actually sitting & watching this in person.
Unreal.
RIP Ledge🇮🇹
He has a duet with James Brown - This is a Man’s World.
52 million views on UTube
Copy Shirley! It's a mans world is a once in a lifetime combo of two titans of different genres coming together - the respect that both show each other is incredible. May God bless both of their souls.
You are being led down the Pavarotti rabbit hole - he is considered to be one of the greatest tenors who ever lived (and in our lifetime!). He brought the opera world to the general public by leaving us 40 years of life-changing music. One of his last concerts was in NY Central Park and drew 500,000 people. The English captions are not always available but his voice and presence leaves you not being able to take your eyes off him. Did I see goosebumps?? Enjoy real music!!
You pronounce it:
Loo-chi-an-no pah-va-rot-ti
This is one of my all time favorite performances. He always make me feel whatever he is singing
Yes!!! Younger me wouldn’t even give this man a chance … but me now loves listening to him!!!!! Great review fam 👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing this!!!! 💞
I love that you know Jack about Pavarotti which makes for a great reaction. Glad you enjoyed his music and his artistry. The man's voice is timeless. RIP (d.9/2007).
You could watch the great live performance with the originator of that song (Caruso) Lucio Dalla where he sings together with Pavarotti..
That voice is sublime and so emotional.
The man also sang a duet at different times with other singers. He sang with the late great James Brown doing his song -- It's a Man's World, 🥰 on the other different occasions. He sang with Celine Dion, Aretha Franklin, Bryan Adams , and also some other people that I'm ashamed to say I can't remember who it was. But my point being the man was fantastic and he loved singing with other musical artist. He had a great love for all other kinds of music. But it always seemed like the GREAT ONES had a huge heart and where that way. The ones like that fill your heart and spirit and make you feel like you're lifted up. 😲😢😥 They make you feel like you can believe in the human race again. Please continue to enjoy this fine gentleman and the other artists that helps your spirits sore. ✨💫💫🌠God bless you and yours and keep On keepin On. Sending much love.❤❤❤❤❤
One of my favorites he does - thanks for this let’s me relive that moment
Wow 🥰 Pavarotti's collaboration with James brown It's a man's world is really worth checking out 🤩
It’s crazy…dreams turn into nightmares…
Maestro Luciano .
Atop Mount Everest among greatest tenors .
Golden thread between every note .
Thank you for sharing Pavarotti with the rest of the world!
Lovely people below have already given you arias that you should do. I am sharing with you one of my favourite Pavarotti videos, cuz, man, he was funny!!! And women in the audience killed it at the end as well. Amazing video! A true treasure! th-cam.com/video/9zjrgbCaC1U/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!
Even if you dont do a reaction to the above video, Biz, you should watch it and you will see why millions of people in this world loved (and continue to love) this man.
@@merrilynhunt7819 Amen!
Thank you.
One either loves opera or hates it. There is no in between. IME Absolutely beautiful, Biz. My mother sang opera and hearing this allows me to be with her again. Even if it’s for a little while. ❤️
He has live duets with Tracy Chapman (Baby Can I Hold You Tonight), and James Brown (This is a Man's World), and others. Thanks for the song.
I believe the duet with Tracy Chapman is "Baby Can I Hold You Tonight". Have not see the other one on UTube.
@@merrilynhunt7819 Ah, thank you. I will correct it.
Check out Pavarotti with Celine Dion "I Hate You, Then I Love You" they both sing in English - 24 million views
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla, wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Caruso spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucia Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
You can find almost any video with lyrics. Type in Pavorotti, the song you want to hear, and 'lyrics'. That's all. Take Nessun Dorma. If you listen to the video that EVERYBODY ELSE is watching, even that one has lyrics if you type lyrics in your search. BUT! That are so many videos from all the years that he performed Nessun Dorma, you can watch him perform at the Olympic closing ceremonies, you can see him performing in a movie when he was sooo young. You can hear him perform this song along with the composer, Lucia Dalla. My personal favorite is Paris 1998. I don't bother telling this to everyone, I'm telling you because I enjoyed your video because of the respectful way you listened. I'll give you two to listen to next because they are from the same opera. First: Vesti La Giubba (Put your costume on) and then No! Pagliachio Non-Sum! (No, I am not a clown!) Search for the videos posted by Mata Tosti, they will have the lyrics. Pagiachio is a professional clown, he has just learned that his wife is cheating on him. No! Pagliacio Non-Sum is the closing act which is absolutely stunning.
Thank you for reaction! I recommend you watch this song with Lucio Dalla (author), Gigi D'Alessio, Sal Da Vinci & Gigi Finizio.
Wow 🥰 you are reacting to opera? Pavarotti is a legend 😍 liked already subscribed 😁 more queen reactions please 😍
when you are looking for videos, ask for "with English subtitles". The ones that say lyrics dont necessarily have them.
One of the most beautifully written songs, ever, delivered by the Master, Luciano Pavarotti. 🥃
There are a handful of recordings of Caruso out there if you'd like to hear him sing.
Obviously you don't know much about opera or classical music at all (that's not a moral statement, it's just fact. I don't know much about rock, rap, etc. but that doesn't make me a bad person nor does knowing opera make me a morally superior, it just makes me a fan). Anyhow, I love your genuine facial expressions and genuine appreciation for the masterpiece of human performance you're witnessing. Congrats!
Im not offended at all, i dont know anything about it
epicidad lucio creando una letra de un gran cantante de opera, para que otro gran cantante de opera personifique a la perfeccion una historia hermosa
Do Vesti La Giubba and Una Furtiva Lagrima
Both have english subs. Beautiful
wait a minute...how do you say his name....Pavarotti....like one of THE MOST WELL KNOWN and BEST OPERATIC TENORS OF ALL TIME?!?!?!?!!?
It's is lewch-ano also it's prounounced Caruzo rather than Caruso but great video
Wow 🥰 if you are reacting to opera maybe you can react to Freddie Mercury songs he wrote for another opera legend Montserrat caballe 🤩 the golden boy or Barcelona 🤩❤️ Freddie Mercury i
It's all Italian Opera
BIZ, check out a current version from a young English artist who was discovered on Britain's got talent. Jonathan Antoine. Watch his at home version of Un Giorno Per Noi. He was a contestant at 17 yrs old. He is Amazing and a shy innocent.
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Be Italian ❤️💔🇮🇹
☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥😍
Pavarari,, 😆😂
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺🥺 I can’t
Loo-chee-anno Pah-vah-rotti
Spanish opera or some shit? Seriously?
It is Italian, and there is only one shit here.
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Your mother
miga dis sheet is gangsta music from Sicilia
that is mafia track ...da fuk yo doin