Enrico Caruso - Noche feliz (1920)

During the month of August, Dead Tenors' Society is honoring the memory of the great Italian tenor Enrico Caruso (1873-1921). A selection of "Desert Island Discs" will be showcased, giving an example of the Caruso recordings that I cannot live without. You may have your own favorites...here is one of mine.
This recording of "Noche feliz" by Mexican composer Guillermo Posadas (1886-1937) was made during one of Caruso's final sessions on September 14, 1920. Despite his deteriorating health (the great tenor would live less than a year after making this recording), Caruso gives a thoroughly joyous performance of this infectious little tune.

[@luisvivanco6897]

What a joy of hearing this happy song again. I heard it very much when a teenager. Maybe I haven't heard it in 40 years. Also remember many others: La partida (composed by Arona), Luna d'estate, Vaghisima Sembianza, Sei morta nella vita mia, and many others. This made me feel very happy indeed.

[@hectorbravo6862]

Qué voz privilegiada tenía Caruso!

[@massimilianomoltedo6847]

The greatest voice of all the times.

[@luigiconti6936]

Grandioso

[@josemariacobotrujillo2922]

En lo que yo entiendo de voz , esta es la voz más grande de todas las épocas , Es fenomenal .🌿🐓🌿

[@gordonbitting1659]

Isnt it great another favourite of mine thank

[@maria-ceciliapeon5776]

Oh, inigualable ❤❤❤!

[@rocioservinpimentel8295]

Alegre canción. Caruso 💕

[@margaretjiantonio939]

It makes me sad that his was one of his last recordings. He did sound like he was enjoying himself recording it, though.