I legitly cried😭| FIRST TIME HEARING LUCIANO PAVAROTTI - NESSUN DORMA REACTION

[@joeterp5615]

Great reaction! And please ignore those who take weird pleasure in questioning how you could never have heard of him! Around the world, we come from many different backgrounds and cultures - not everyone knows even the most popular singers, groups, or songs. And it doesn’t matter! It’s your openess and appreciation of this which is so beautiful to see! Also, truly informed people understand there are these differences across the globe, and that they themselves may not be aware of singers/entertainers in other parts of the world who are mega stars with name recognition of a billion+. So again, thanks for sharing with us your wonderful first-time reaction to the great Pavarotti!

[@ovuadaokpen]

Thank you so much for these kind words 😊🙏🙏

[@sst3d]

Good call re she never heard of him...agreed, so what? Her reaction was delightful

[@sst3d]

@@rickydente3316 strange fruit, haunting song .... I didn’t reread the thread I just saw where I complimented her reaction...I’ll check the thread...no harm meant

[@sst3d]

@@rickydente3316 I said she never heard of him and “so what?” That’s not exactly anything but support.. I’m not sure what your point what was, but,Cheers, brother

[@loretta_3843]

It's age, culture, peer group etc It's like I have no idea about the K-pop bands my niece is into🤷🏻‍♀️ At least we see a real first reaction😉

[@garyolson2676]

I can’t stop watching the reaction videos to Pavarotti singing Nessum Dorma. It is so wonderful that people from everywhere feel the overwhelming beauty of his voice and this aria. I’m not sure I want to know anyone who cannot respond to the heart and soul of this music. I don’t consider myself an “opera fan” but Luciano Pavarotti has sung his way into my heart. Thank you for posting this!

[@ovuadaokpen]

Thank you for your kind words 🙏😊

[@markg5596]

Think this is like my 14th tonight 😂😂

[@mushyartuk6045]

Me too

[@donnatassa2018]

I believe Luciano Pavarotti's throat was touched by God. That beautiful voice was a gift he gave to the world.

[@Adam-xb5vt]

And i can't stop listening to lucciano pavarotti especially last part of nessun dorma and that since i herd it forst time on the end of the movie ( sumum of all fears) when usa and russia were signing peace while KGB and CIA togather were killing the traitors !

[@petrmilota6398]

you can clearly see from his expresion that he left everything there.. all his soul, talent and passion.. simply stunning

[@rls4072]

Beautiful word usage to describe your feelings!

[@ovuadaokpen]

He poured out his soul into this 🔥

[@brandonriggs1788]

Absolutely! He also employed his Bel canto training perfectly. There is even a rare video of him singing this with his father who was also quite the talented tenor. I just wish it was still on here.

[@james161271]

Literally the most beautiful vocals I have ever heard. Blessed

[@harveyperleberg6459]

I personally think that he knew he nailed it .and man did he!

[@lorenzopinto7948]

Giacomo Puccini's "Nessun Dorma" played by Pavarotti is clearly not just music. It is one of the highest moments of artistic expression in human history.

[@karenward267]

Turandot is one of my favourite operas because of this aria.

[@Chronicmom68]

Yes!!!!

[@luzesquivel6010]

He did pour his entire heart, and.. soul in it. R.I.P Luciano.

[@Funhubble]

In Human History, you are right!! This Masterpiece never die as long as the Humanship is alive

[@pedrofernandez7112]

Alguien con un mínimo de estudios, sabe quién es puccini, Mozart, Vivaldi, el gran Luciano Pavarotti, luego quieren que los de color se integren

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

Imagine what the world would be without Italy? Scary.

[@diegobologni3724]

Thank you agent Bond, greetings from italy!

[@tamitedesco5619]

💜

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

@@diegobologni3724 I don't know what I would eat without Italian food. You guys know what you're doing. My mother's side of the family is all from Italy so I get the home made as well.

[@diegobologni3724]

@@vCLOWNSHOESv One Word: Cannelloni.

[@hazhoner5727]

It simply would not exist as we know it

[@fredmarinovich5477]

You just heard what many consider the most beautiful song ever written. Myself included

[@LoZenith75]

Only the song and not the voice?

[@fredmarinovich5477]

@@LoZenith75 good point

[@ovuadaokpen]

This really blew my mind

[@daltonclayton5135]

The Voice, is what makes this piece so heart-rending. Luciano Parovati, is undoubtedly, one of the most POWERFUL Voice in this genre of Music!!

[@daltonclayton5135]

I consider myself a Man's Man, supposedly impervious to emotions. Every time I listen to this piece, I have an emotional experience!!

[@rickleo2159]

I'm not into opera but you can't deny the absolute beauty of his voice

[@garyguyton7373]

Did you like the piece? I mean, were you just impressed with his voice, or did the song leave you with something, anything...Would you want to hear other things he's done?

[@ovuadaokpen]

His voice is a definition of gorgeous

[@patsyspry6248]

You can’t deny the beautiful music from PUCCINI ! My favorite Operatic composer! Puccini must have been a man of GREAT PASSION! ………… BECAUSE IT’S IN HIS MUSIC! 💓💓💓

[@swfcocs1]

The lyrics refer to a man who has to beat 3 challenges to win the hand of a princess in marriage, if he fails the challenges he will be killed but he is singing of his love and his certainty he will win..

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Porque sabe la respuesta de los 3 acertijos.

[@philippesauvie639]

The great Luciano Pavarotti! I tear up every time I hear that aria! The high note at the end is from another world occupied by angels!

[@jacobdavis8903]

true!

[@barbseven1828]

Same here

[@jennameg4722]

Anyone that cries at Nessun Dorma is my kind of person. I cry every time I hear Pavarotti sing it. You are a lovely young lady and I really enjoy watching you experience music for the first time.

[@amandamcauley]

This gets me every time.

[@maryclaremayo6157]

I'm 61 and I've heard him many many times (sadly, not in person) and he makes me cry every single time. He was a beautiful voice.

[@6OnTheDice]

I’m only 19 and I’d do anything to of watched one of his performances and you had the chance too :(

[@donnatassa2018]

He's great with The Three Tenors. They're on video and are wonderful. Pavarotti with Carrera and Domingo. Perfection.

[@anthonyleone3313]

I'm a 62 year old man, and I wear every time I hear him.

[@edandkarendamadio4108]

You may not ever hear another like him. He was a treasure!

[@Silpotter]

His interpretation is so beautiful and perfect that it seems that Puccini wrote this aria for him to sing.

[@luabrandlu9226]

Agree

[@just_a_kpop_fan]

He is Italian and he's one of the most famous opera singers ever. Sadly, he died some years ago.

[@ovuadaokpen]

He was a great man

[@just_a_kpop_fan]

@@ovuadaokpen Yeah, he was very talented

[@Christobanistan]

2007. I remember where I was, at work.

[@Promses2Keep]

WHAT?! I didn't know that! He will be sorely missed, but at least his music lives on...

[@alessandrotumino6873]

The best tenor of all time

[@carljenkins8718]

Povrotti sends chills through my whole body when he sings. A blessing from God

[@vinnieviddivicci5459]

Can you imagine how proud and happy Luciano would be to see your reaction and hear your comments? 😃

I saw him live, and his voice was a 1000 time even better than recordings can show.

[@dianekeilman]

Song it sister! I can't listen to this without crying, no matter how many times I hear Pavarotti sing it.

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Somos mucho más de lo yo pensaba. Lloro profundamente conmovida, así la escuche 100 veces. ♥️♥️👏👏😪😪Lucíano el más grande.

[@CB-nd9ki]

i honestly think he went to another place in this performance and was impressed with himself.

[@ovuadaokpen]

He nailed it

[@fwgre9654]

I get goosebumps each time I listen to him..

[@robertrantucci6927]

You must watch him sing ....Caruso .... a love song in Italian..... try not to cry ... hard not to

[@pm1660]

His Caruso is my fav even over Nessun Dorma

[@palgameruk8996]

In the 31 years and countless times heard it never has failed to bring a tear to my mind.

[@michaelgilman4068]

Tears in the presence of this beautiful music and artist are the perfect reaction. I hope you discover more from this genre which has graced the world for centuries.

[@christinewhitfeld7939]

Sweetheart, your delightful facial expressions said it all. I have heard this many times and every time. I get chills, goosebumps and tears. Women adored him and you can see why!

[@debbie94510]

This is a person for whom I thank God that I got to live in the same timespan.

[@marcieharreld286]

Luciano Pavarotti was a master!!! We were so blessed to have him in our lives!!! A spectacular gift from the music Gods!!💜💜🎶🎼🎵🎸🥁🎧🎹🎤🎙

[@wideawake5630]

I heard him live in 88. My feet didn't touch the ground for 24 hours.

[@nikkibanning176]

Loved your reaction to one of the greatest tenors of all time singing my favorite aria.

[@mikef6948]

Your reaction was perfect !! Luciano was the most popular opera singer of his time and still is ! When he sings this aria he puts everything into it and it literally raises the hairs on the back of your neck. Absolutely beautiful !! ;)

[@ivanabonacicdoric3448]

one of the Big four

[@GypsyRanger]

There’s only one problem with hearing Pavarotti for first time sing Nessun Dorma and that it’s not possible to hear him sing it again for the first time.

[@JamesAllenJr]

He sang with a few Rock Musicians and I think James Brown... It was Sublime.

[@leesher1845]

Yes, he sang “It’s a Man’s World” with James Brown.

[@TheChrissy1977]

U2 and Pavarotti is great.

[@VetsrisAuguste]

He performed with the Muppets too.

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Canto con muchos y muchas. Están los videos por allí. Jamas se negó a cantar con otros cantantes, aunque no estuvieran a su altura. Un ser maravilloso y sensillo. 💞💞💞💞💞

[@Zagoreni02A]

Darn i always end crying when listening Nessun Dorma by Luciano Pavarotti, cant help it.

[@vanessaneves450]

Você precisa ouvir ele cantando: "E lucevan le stelle", "Ave maria", "E la solita storia del pastore", "A te, o cara", "Ah mes amis", "Caruso", enfim, sou suspeita porque sou uma das maiores fãs do Luciano Pavarotti...

[@douglasvictor1906]

Assino embaixo!

[@williamsweeney1706]

What is he singing and what does it mean? Nessum dorma has even more meaning knowing how it fits into the opera Turandot...as the village sleeps, a man reflects on the challenges he faces at morning to either win the hand of the woman he loves or be executed. But he has confidence.. At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!

[@juliehouse7327]

Pavarotti made this song his..the best in the world..x

[@Actornenad]

thats a Perfect example of that Music is universal. You dont have to understand anything but it moves you.

[@aroyval]

Love to your reaction to hearing Luciano Pavarotti perform the Aria Nessun Dorma. I was still in the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1994 and on the stage that night with all three tenors performing the night before the World Cup. I can tell you even in rehearsals the day before Pavarotti was as exciting as the performance you just shared with the rest of the world. Thank you so much for letting more people experience what I feel was the world's greatest tenor.

[@Brace67]

You were blessed and what an extraordinary experience to be on the stage with such greatness, something that only come along in a lifetime, if at all. Luciano Pavarotti was a gift to the world.

[@aroyval9938]

@@Brace67 Thank you for your kind words, and yes, Pavarotti was truly a gift to the world. Thanks to technology, we who are here now and those who are still to come will be able to experience just how gifted he truly was.

[@JoshuaTClark81]

I have seen this performance so many times but it still gives me goosebumps.

[@catsara9114]

He was so special and talented. The voice a true force. My parents were so lucky to see and hear him in some concerts.

[@gimptf9273]

A lot more to listen to- particularly Ave Maria, Vesti la Giuba and Caruso

[@lagatita1623]

E lucevan le stelle

[@marcgoossens1658]

This is not just Pavarotti. It is also the genius of the composer: Giacomo Puccini. The unsurpassed master of emotion. Performer and composer are both Italian, so Pavarotti is singing in his native language. "Nessun dorma", "Let no one sleep", is the highlight-aria of the opera Turandot, set in China's capital Peking (Beijing). The choir are the people of the city, lamenting that they cannot discover the name of the unknown Tartar prince Calaf (sung here by Pavarotti). The proud and cold princess Turandot, ruling over the city, has ordered: "This night, none shall sleep in Peking! The penalty for all will be death (for all the people!) if the Prince's name is not discovered by morning". If she knows the prince's name by dawn, he dies; however if she cannot find out she has to marry him. With the people despairing in the background, the as yet nameless prince sings about the approaching daybreak "dilegua notte, tramontate stelle" (dissolve, o night; set, o stars!). The prince knows "il mio mistero è chiuso in me" (my secret is locked within me) having mused how he will reveal his name to the cold princess "sulla tua bocca lo dirò" (onto your mouth I shall tell it)---and knows also "all'alba vincerò!", at down, I will be victorious (and conquer the princess). Ahhhh----such beauty is no longer of our times.

[@deemo359]

What a beautiful reaction! Emotional and sincere! Bless you, young lady!

[@Gwaithmir]

RIP, Luciano. You will live forever in my heart.

[@majbrat]

When the music swells and he hits those powerful notes- I get tears everytime. It's so beautiful. RIP Luciano in 2007 There is a young Opera singer named Jonathan Antoine who I think is the new Luciano; he just needs a few more years of experience, but has albums out already and is wonderful. He was discovered on Britain's Got Talent which is a great thing to watch as well to see how shy he was and see his start. :)

[@rj934]

Welcome to the big world. One of the greatest voices in history singing one of the greatest operas in history. Great, honest reaction. I have no idea where you are from or what your background is but this reaction proves that you have taken another step out of whatever small world you come from into the larger world available to us all if we look for it. Bravo!

[@malcolmmontgomery8666]

This lady does not come from a small world. Some of her world is seen in her big heart!

[@robertmacombo8767]

This is the true italian music. Viva Italia.

[@leesher1845]

My dear, you must listen to this uninterrupted. You are very sweet and sensitive. ❤️

[@luigibacchetti3342]

Nessun dorma!... (Nobody shall sleep!...) Nessun dorma! (Nobody shall sleep!) Tu pure, o Principessa, (Even you, oh Princess,) nella tua fredda stanza, (in your cold room,) guardi le stelle, (watch the stars,) che fremono d'amore (that tremble with love) e di speranza. (and hope.) Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me, (But my secret is hidden within me,) il none mio nessun saprà... (My name none shall know...) No, no! Sulla tura bocca lo dirò (No, no! On your mouth, I will tell it) quando la luce splenderà! (when the light shines!) Ed il mio bacio scioglierà il silenzio (And my kiss will dissolve the silence) che ti fa mia! (that makes you mine!) (Il nome suo nessun saprà) (No one will know his name) (e noi dovrem, ahimè, morir!) (and we must, alas, die!) Dilegua, o notte! (Vanish, o night!) Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!) Tramontate, stelle! (Set, stars!) All'alba vincerò - (At dawn, I will win -) Vincerò - (I will win -) Vincerò!~ (I will wiiin!)

[@billolsen4360]

Grazie Signore!

[@lancewedor5306]

Profuse thanks. Ahh, Love...

[@mrbdvm]

Maestro Pavarotti devoted his whole life to bringing opera to the people and not just to the elite. He would be thrilled to see your reaction.

[@jbracone5933]

If you like him, you would love Placido Domingo, Jose Carreras and Mario Lanza

[@okie-kan9240]

I don't know what he is singing but it makes me cry. He's was world famous, he is the best of the best.

[@markedwards3647]

Congratulations on living during this decade. Maybe in futrure decades, probably in future centuries,there will be other tenors this good.

[@stevewright4576]

When anyone hears Pavarotti high C we all cry, its "normal". Next, try Una Furtiva Lagrima when he was young, you will absolutely become emotional.

[@hellavadeal]

You do not need to understand what he sings to understand the emotion he put in it.

[@johnholzhey8149]

The reaction I expected. A great artist giving a great performance. You should be moved. That's what music is for. It stirs the heart and is physical in the way it effects the soul.

[@pierluigibelcaro9950]

Thank you so, so much, dear Ovuada ❤😊 for kindly sharing your love emotions and sweet thoughts about our unforgettable Big Luciano 🙂 ... I'm Italian, Ovuada, from a small town just 12 miles from Venice 🙂 ... as Italian I'm well used to listen to operas and among our most representative opera composers I particularly love Giacomo Puccini, who composed "Turandot", the opera from which this legendary aria "Nessun dorma" comes ... I'm deeply touched by your emotions, I can feel your sincere desire to catch the sublime beauty inside the voice, inside the melody ... I think, you should come to Italy, my dear friend 🙂😇 ... Maestro Giacomo Puccini was born in Tuscany (Florence is the capital town of Tuscany), really a magical place among all Italian regions ... if you could, for instance, have the opportunity to see not only the countless artistic masterpieces you can find only there, but also the pure beauty of the nature, the magic of a sunset on the sweet land fields of Tuscany, the gentle scent of flowers and trees ... I think, you would understand still better where such an awesome melody comes from and why it has the unbelievable power to move anyone to tears ... And exactly all that is "real Italy", I can assure you ... "real Italians", like Maestro Giacomo Puccini, Luciano Pavarotti and many others, were and are all people of sincerity, honesty, love and passion ... and just to be clear, real Italians don't even want to hear about mafia or anything dirty and shameful like that ... Come to Italy, dear friend 😊❤ ... we have a lot of love and sincere hugs to share with you 😊😇❤ ...

[@voxxnova]

Music is life. It's universal and can bring us together. Thank you for sharing! You are so sweet and sincere. My cup of tea ❤

[@acb5245]

I also recommend "Pavarotti´s Nasum Dorma" and "Lamento di Frederico" from 1982 - London. His Concert in London was spectacular.

[@jax33881]

U would love Pavarotti and Barry White duet sung in Italy...Can't get enough of your love, baby. Really good.

[@michellemeyer1214]

The GREATEST of all time!!!! Music speaks to your heart! ❤️

[@raynor7030]

i have heard this song and seen this performance hundreds of times meanwhile. i wished that puccini could have seen and here how pavarotti performed his aria. your reaction was not less emotional than his and it was amazing to watch it (by the way: i really like your make-up). and i wished that pavarotti could see your video and those from many others all around the world. unfortunatly he died in 2007, long before all these youtube clips were created. i am pretty he would be very proud, grateful and delighted by all your exaltation, emotion and respect.

[@djgrant8761]

“My Way” with ‘Old Blue Eyes’ Frank Sinatra. “La Traviata” with Dame Joan Sutherland. “We Are the World” with Lionel Richie, Gloria Estefan, Joe Cocker, Ricky Martin and others. “Hero” with Mariah Carey.

[@kulttumult1352]

Italian has over 2.000 years of tradition of singing. Luciano is a Master

[@cesarefoligno7957]

Pavarotti Number One!!! 👍🇮🇹

[@patrickhaicaguer1085]

Pavarotti hier aujourd’hui demain et pour toujours inégalable……

[@cunningdeb3129]

Your reaction is a common one for people listening to opera. I only understand English but there is something about songs in other languages sung with such power and passion that make me cry too.

[@clieding]

I first heard a recording of Pavarotti singing Puccini’s “Nessun Dorma” from Turandot in my early twenties. I was overwhelmed with the beauty of the music and the passion of the performance. It was one of the most beautiful things I had ever heard. It is a privilege to be watching another sensitive and passionate human being overwhelmed by discovering this masterpiece of music and talent for the first time. It is like seeing ones naked soul bared before us. Thank you for sharing. I am so happy to know that you have so much more beauty yet to discover. Never be ashamed of what you don’t know. The purpose of life is to grow, learn, experience. Life as well as art is ever renewing itself through every generation. I imagine that Luciano Pavarotti himself would have be very touched by your reaction.

[@davidpost428]

Absolutley stunning performance in every way! Great reaction !

[@John-gv2ug]

A truly honest emotional reaction. "Nessun Dorma (None Shall Sleep)", one of the greatest and most popular arias. Luciano, one of the greatest voices ever and the master of presentation. The only matching presentation of this aria comes from this same concert (at the Baths of Caracalla for the 1990 World Cup in Italy), when Pavarotti was joined by Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras for the concert encore. The conductor is the Indian Parsi maestro Zubin Mehta, (kzbin.info/www/bejne/goqkpHmboctqpNE).

[@ajhibbard5538]

Apologies if I'm repeating things already said. Pavarotti was singing in his native tongue, so probably able to feel more deeply the emotions than do those of us who can only approach the texts in translations. I've heard operas translated into English from the language they were written in and there always seem to be trade-offs in how well the music fits the words. A final comment is that although I never heard Pavarotti live, I have heard other wonderful opera singers and they commonly perform without microphones, unless the performance is being recorded. It is amazing to hear one of those powerful voices soaring out into the opera house over what is sometimes a gargantuan orchestra.

[@babelaszombie]

4:09 "This is Beautiful" - Best is still coming.. Love your reaction. So pure..

[@damianop100]

Ovuada Okpen, you yourself have such a beautiful speaking voice! Thank you for sharing yourself with all of us.

[@OldCanadianguy953]

4:54 yup, that says it all. A Tidal wave of musical brilliance.

[@robwagnon6578]

I don't speak Italian but his tone denotes a broken heart:(

[@TangoEliott]

None shall sleep, None shall sleep! Even you, oh Princess, In your cold room, Watch the stars, That tremble with love And with hope. But my secret is hidden within me, My name no one shall know, No... no... On your mouth, I will tell it, When the light shines. And my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine! (No one will know his name and we must, alas, die.) Vanish, o night! Set, stars! Set, stars! At dawn, I will win! I will win! I will win!

[@giancazzi44]

If you like to get excited, try listen to Puccini in "O my dear child," and then wait for your comments. bye thank you. Name opera " O mio bambino caro"

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

This performance still brings a tear to my eye, and I've watched a lot of reactions. I remember watching it when it was first broadcast and being stunned, and that moment made me not hate opera.

[@RiizuDengora]

And that's how you fall in love with opera. :)

[@discoveryman59]

Jussi Björling eat's Luciano Pavarotti lunch!!

[@kaycosti3631]

He is from Italy. Please note that I refer to him at present tense … I always will, as he is immortal. The last line in the song is “I will win … I will win”. Thank you for your such great reaction. Salutations from a Romanian brother …

[@NestorMaravi]

I didn’t know that was the meaning of the last line.

[@janisdeluca3028]

Every single time I watch this clip goosebumps cover my scalp........

[@deutschchad1399]

If you want to see a really special performance of Nessun Dorma look up Pavarottis last performance. He was ill and had to sit but he delivered perfection like always.

[@jennyb7745]

He was magnetic & still is. You must watch the three Tenors in concert,esp their open air concerts. Pavourotti,Jose Careras + Placid Domingo. Sensational & very special performances. Luciano was very charismatic even off stage & funny too. Enjoy friends.

[@markmorris4979]

Please react to Luciano Pavarotti and James Brown it's a man's world

[@peterstgt]

good idea!

[@ovuadaokpen]

Ok I will note that

[@emerdigiorgio3594]

We should also mention the great composer Puccini!!

[@brentonl2631]

Fake sorry.

[@suzanesugrue1080]

He is the best to Grace our planet. However, he was an even more caring person. How about all the concerts he organized with popular rock stars to benefit children of war.

[@jamest3933]

I get goose bumps every time!

[@haroldhees756]

This is Luciano Pavarotti, an Italian. He was the unquestioned best tenor of my lifetime, and I'm 72. Giacomo Puccini, also Italian, is generally considered the finest opera composer of all time, and "Nessun Dorman" is the most beautiful aria from Puccini's opera "Turandot." Puccini believed God was the source of his music because it came to him without his knowing how. Pavarotti credited God with his voice. I believe that hearing Pavarotti sing Puccini is like hearing the voice of God, and that's why it moves people so.

[@sandys1890]

Aretha Franklin stood in for him at the Grammys one year and sang this song,,,check it out

[@jamesohara4295]

Nobody can put emotion into a song like the Italians can :)

[@happyolddude]

You need to learn how to spell and use correct English. I cannot believe nobody has ever heard of this singer!

[@mchawk315]

R.I.P. Luciano Pavarotti, a true legend.

[@hpb5495]

Magnifique!

[@emanuelet71]

grande pavarotti sara' sempre il nostro numero 1

[@mrkca222]

Right there crying with you, isn't he the most amazing talent!!! ❤

[@elizabethmachado5963]

Definitivamente así es.

[@ronytheking7905]

Greatest emotional performance ever in music history

[@TheAussief1]

First time or the thousandth time. Same awe.

[@copferthat]

The Italians are no good at war but bigod, they're fantastic at just about everything else.

[@tom-qd7mc]

During the WW II, the Italian army was the subject of a smear campaign On the enemy side to demoralize the troops... It shouldn't be hard to document the truth these days. Just want to do it. The amount of energy required to refute a lie is an order of magnitude greater than the amount required to produce it. So, I think you'll understand if I stop there. Have a nice day

[@TeeKJay]

I love your reaction to this magnificent performance. I was lucky enough to see him sing this live at Giants Stadium in N.J. with Jose Carreras and Placido Domingo on July 22, 1996, during their final "Three Tenors" tour. It was the first concert my wife and I attended together. An unforgettable night. Speaking of unforgettable ... pardon me for saying so, but you are one of the most beautiful women I have ever laid eyes on. 💘

[@markusweimar3539]

He was one of the greatest opera stars of all time