GREAT SYNERGY!! Zucchero - Pavarotti (Miserere) (Reaction) (SMM Series)

[@merrilynhunt7819]

Pavarotti was very ill with cancer at this time but he managed to give a great performance. People knew he was terminally ill and gave him a stand up greeting.

[@setsukasakurazuka414]

This was filmed in 2004. Pavarotti only found out about his illness in 2006.

[@alexandrudanielmangiurea506]

@merrilynhunt7819, I will contradict your statement, Pavarotti was thinking about the farewell tour at that time, in no way did he know that he was ill, he found out in 2006, while this performance took place in 2004

[@barbaragreppi]

Zucchero Is great artist, the father of italian blues. ..he works often with Bono, Sting and Bryan May (Queen)..im the past with Joe Cocker, Solomon Burke (the king of American soul), Eric Clapton, Miles Davis...and more😂.i love this man❤❤❤

[@FrankWarnerWords]

Fil, Zucchero is a legend. Yes they have great synergy and passion. Outstanding. #QcumberSquad #Zucchero #Pavarotti - Fil, I'm off back to the study.

[@nelerhabarber5602]

Love Zucchero! Greetings from Austria!

[@nellypimper6992]

BELLISSIMO ! Grazie Fil for offering us such HQ music. This mix between opera and pop, the combination of the voices and even the beauty of the meaning of the song, everything is wonderful. An emotional memory of the GREAT Pavarotti. The Italian is one of the most beautiful languages to sing...and yes, just as you say, both Portuguese and Spanish, as well as natives of South America, Italians and even many French words, WE UNDERSTAND each other. The cradle of our language is the Roman civilization, we are Latin. A grateful hug for you from Argentina.

[@annatarus4396]

Вот это, дуэт!!! Красота !!! Дух захватывает!!! БРАВО!!! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💥🤗🙏🌹🌹🌹✌️🇹🇩

[@gracelagna1106]

Grazie ❤ belle vibrazioni. Adoro Pavarotti e anche Zucchero ❤❤

[@CC-sr2ec]

Pavarotti is by far the greatest-the GOAT- tenor ever lived, and you put Zucchero as the headliner?!?? Riiiiiight

[@Tomtom-ep1yt]

Perhaps because this is Zucchero's song and Zucchero wrote it? Pavarotti only feated it as well as Andrea Bocelli.

[@elisifuentes6551]

⁠@@Tomtom-ep1yt That is a good valid point 🤭, and Miserere is a good song actually

[@normadellavedova2594]

Da italiana che dire ..li adoro entrambi...❤❤

[@maxdelpo5578]

Thank you for your kind worlds about the languages and this two legends. You doesen't know Zucchero but he is international and like this song, he wrote some amazing other songs

[@nicoladc89]

In Italy more than 30 languages are spoken, people in Venezia speak in Venetian Language, people in Roma in Romanesco, people in Napoli in Neapolitan language etc... this plus a dozen of linguistic minorities (for example Jannik Sinner is a native German speaker). Italian language was born 4/500 years ago to have a language to use in all the peninsula, but the people didn't speak it until 70/80 years ago, and a lot of people continue to speak in their local language. Those languages are not dialect of Italian, they're proper languages derived directly from Latin. Fun fact: Zucchero wrote this song especially for Pavarotti, but Pavarotti refused to sing it. So Zucchero had a demo recorded sung by Bocelli with the sole purpose of making Pavarotti listen to it and convincing him to sing. Pavarotti accepted. The maestro recorded the song sitting on the sofa in his living room.

[@annabianchi8296]

Ciao Fil Pavarotti è stato veramente un grande uomo e un grandissimo cantante e che dire di zucchero nome d'arte glielo ha dato la sua insegnante alle scuole elementari perché diceva che era tanto dolce perciò ha iniziato a chiamarlo zucchero dovresti fare qualche video in più su zucchero è uno dei più bravi cantanti che abbiamo in Italia ha duettato con i migliori al mondo.io sono una fan sfegatata di Zucchero e naturalmente al primo posto c'è sempre Dimas.vorrei condividere con te la decisione che ho preso il 4maggio sarò presente al concerto di Dimas in Ungheria è stato il mio regalo di Natale.un grande abbraccio dall' Italia

[@Kreyzboy100]

Hi! Great reactions! There is also a Zucchero and Bocello's version during Bocello's prime. It's worth watching!

[@ludmilagoldin2542]

Bravissimo!!!😇

[@Ezekiel903]

He says: I am so miserable, a miserable person, but I still cheers to life, please have mercy, then Zucchero sings: but what a mystery life is, I am a sinner and a show-off, but why do I do this, I follow the soul of today's world, lost in depth. Then Pavarotti again: I am so miserable, a miserable person, but I still cheers to life, please have mercy...... Pavarotti died not long after. But to see that the song touches you so much tells me that you are a good person. Aren't we all "sinners or feel miserables sometimes"? Nevertheless we cheers to life. Btw, hear Fabrizio de Andre and fiume sand creek if you have time, not for react channel, but to see if it touches you too

[@josephanna9349]

Legends. Makes me remember my father. He had liked this.

[@Ok_i_vse]

Nice duet .

[@EvilsTwin66]

Please more from ZU&CO. For sure one of the most beautyfull concerts ever! Also with a bunsh of World Stars Zucchero had writen songs to. Try it... Greetings from Germany

[@gerardbeekman]

Another Great Synergy Check this out james brown and pavarotti it's a man's world

[@rosareis8191]

I was going to ask how? Have you never heard of Zucchero? I forget that you're too young to know some artists 😂😂

[@sonjacarlyle5341]

Wet behind the ears, I tell you. Still wet behind the ears….😂😂😂

[@rosareis8191]

@@sonjacarlyle5341 😂😂

[@francescolongo3860]

[@marcpel8310]

Quello che hai detto sui dialetti e' verissimo.devi tenere conto della storia dell'Italia dopo la caduta dell'imper romano.sempre invasa da popoli stranieri che hanno influito con le loro lingue,sui vari dialetti.la lingua considerata italiana,e' derivata dal volgare italico,la lingua con cui Dante Alighieri scrisse la Divina Commedia.quindi la lingua italiana "ufficiale",sarebbe quella parlata a Firenze e in Toscana.

[@ermannoluzi-x9f]

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