Just WOWWW!!! Luciano Pavarotti "Nessun dorma" from Turandot Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@andyczack6652]

It's a love story: very heartfelt by Luciano, the story is about a man who wants to marry the princess, but the queen will allow it on one condition: they must not find out his real name until dawn, or he will be killed. So all the servants go around asking all the people in the reign who are obviously not allowed to sleep (Nessun Dorma: Nobody sleep!). If he were to succeed, at dawn he would WIN (all'alba, VINCERO'= AT dawn I WILL WIN). Luciano sings as the person who will either be killed or get to marry the princess (sorry for poor English)

[@spazmonkey3815]

Pretty good English.

[@vacationjuice1934]

You explained this very well, no need to worry about your English. Thank you for explaining the meaning of the song. :)

[@rc2464]

The Power of Pavarotti - a voice that moves mountains.

[@beegee1960]

You have just heard one of the finest voices in musical history.

[@wanderlustaesthete4117]

@unkentainable agreed!

[@arcillasteehouwer48]

@unkentainable Lol..You had to make a point?

[@Somer-set]

Pls dont mention Dimash in the same scentence 😅 not comparable... xx

[@blanketstarry7725]

@unkentainable No, the original post was correct

[@virtualatheist]

@@TJ-Dives Thankfully. But you look good on hidden webcam though. ;-)

[@operskapevacica1]

Luciano always passes the chill test.

[@TheRedStateBlue]

Nessun Dorma, translated to English... Nobody shall sleep!... Nobody shall sleep! Even you, o 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!

[@mtkworks]

Thank you Duane

[@margaretmarks6685]

THANK YOU!!!❤

[@LA80sMike]

👏👏👏👏 thank you

[@janehyden1652]

tyvm!

[@ThomasTallant]

Thank you!

[@bryansmith7490]

I love the look on Asia’s face during the finally. You could see the emotional ride and almost disbelief in her eyes. That is the beauty of great music, it moves the sole.

[@jonathanlocke6404]

This is arguably the greatest live performance of anything ever, and I would really have to think about what else I might even put in its class...The facial expressions he makes at the end, after he has finished singing, are exquisite...

[@andrewgarrett3555]

How could you know that? Do you have a time machine?

[@jonathanlocke6404]

@@andrewgarrett3555 Yes...But don't spread it around...

[@thisguy8916]

Stevie Ray Vaughan: Live at The El Mocambo. Lenny. Texas Fl00d. Life Without You. Tin Pan Alley...

[@krw73]

The Beastie Boys live in Brooklyn.... Don't sleep on it.

[@flav2689]

Have you heard his versions of other arias? I adore Pavarotti - he's my all time favorite. I agree that this performance was unbelievable and absolutely great. But I think he did even better in the 80s - well, technically speaking. And Nessun Dorma isn't even the best aria (for his talents and magnificent voice; his strong lyrical voice could do much more) if you ask me. Che gelida manina, E lucevan le stelle, Una furtiva lagrima, Possente amore, etc... - even more stunning and beautiful.

[@marionthompson3365]

The greatest tenor of all time. No matter how many times I hear this, the tears flow. Magnificent.

[@muchogusto491]

Listen to Franco Corelli nessun dorma. Best Calaf ever

[@nicoladc89]

TBH this is not a great exibition, in 1994 Pavarotti was already in the waning phase of his operatic career, and this is not opera, this is a pop exibition for American people. To make a sport comparison, this is like a Federer vs Nadal exibition match not a Wimbledon final.

[@stephan6372]

Placido Domingo.

[@rinaldodelucca8073]

Beniamino Gili

[@chris93703]

@@muchogusto491 I just listened to him on KZbin. He's good but I think Pavarotti can hold the notes a little bit longer than him.

[@elizabethmckenna5397]

No matter what Genre of music suits you, the talent of this man was undeniable. You don’t have to understand a word. You feel it in every depth of your soul.

[@katmbbaker7804]

My mother was a Julliard trained soprano opera singer. Even though I was raised around this kind of music it wasn't until later in life that I learned to truly love and appreciate it. Kid rebelling against the parent kind of thing. My mother has been gone for over 20 years, oh how I would love to go to the Opera with her just one more time.

[@katmbbaker7804]

@Zane Thind 💕

[@catwhisperer9489]

🤗

[@Break1815]

Sad

[@anthonyblend9917]

😢

[@aliciarenon]

I’ve heard this recording many, many times and still get goosebumps and tears by the end. He had such an incredible voice and stage presence.

[@sandralorenz1796]

The greatest tenor ever. RIP Luciano. You need to listen to his 'Ave Marie'. He was known as the King of the High C.

[@MrBoombast64]

Pssst! Maria not Marie ;)

[@matthawkins8880]

Hard to say that because we don’t have recordings of the great tenors of the past. That is not meant to denigrate his greatness.

[@muchogusto491]

Noooooo, listen to FRANCO CORELLI III!!!

[@friend5102000]

@@MrBoombast64 Thanks Mr. Boom for proving there are male Karens in the world.

[@iriscollins7583]

@@muchogusto491 I've just listened to Corelli, beautiful voice. Beautifully sung, but not the same passion as Pavarotti.

[@daddyguerrero]

It’s the passion that he sings with, the conviction in his voice. You feel it in your soul.

[@Sharon-lr2cs]

Why can you unciviliced people Just keepp silent and listen you still have a Long way to Go to to knowh when to listen and when to talk

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

At the end is the sound of Victory. Read the story behind what he's singing and you'll get it. Just amazing!!! Great reaction / review. Turandot by Puccini

[@Quinctili]

Yep, Asia just entered a new Universe. You can never return, not wholly....

[@JL-so5rm]

Technically, he’s saying he will be victorious (at dawn).

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

@@JL-so5rm Correct. Thus the sound of Victory

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

@@adofonconi9753 Exactly

[@faxcapper]

Your reaction Asia....the goosebumps and the tears....is why Opera will live forever!!

[@workingman6681]

To know that another human being of the same species, has the ability and talent to sing like that is unbelievable! Great reaction!!😎👋🙏

[@desperateambrose5373]

Il Maestro's voice contained more WARMTH than any other tenor I've ever heard. And he absolutely OWNED that aria!

[@daroat]

The grandmaster! A privilege that we can hear him! Cheers guys

[@papaquonis]

I'm not a huge opera fan, but this performance is just truly mindbogglingly good. Out of this world.

[@CamoJan]

When you said mid way through that you had goosebumps, I thought to myself, just wait til you hear the ending! So powerful! I always get goosebumps too & often times tear up when hearing this.

[@giulianoferrari2278]

This was Luciano Pavarotti... a great man who didn't need Autotune.

[@darastarscream]

He's an opera singer. Microphones are for recording purposes; he doesn't need amplification.

[@giulianoferrari2278]

​@@darastarscreamAutotune is a digital device that is used to keep the voice in tune and has nothing to do with amplification. He didn't need this device, it was in tune with him, the word itself says it: "Autotune" . Much used nowadays among singers.

[@Sheltieshangrila]

The power of his voice is unmatched. I can't listen to Pavarotti without tearing up. My aunt and uncle were fortunate enough to see him in real life. I've always been jealous of that.

[@debigiroux1811]

It’s so beautiful. That voice was a gift that the heavens enjoy now. Great reaction thank you

[@christinerobinson9372]

This performance is free of copyright, you don't have to stop it. It's only three minutes long. I'm glad you noticed the orchestra, this is THE largest orchestra I have ever seen. The conductor is Zubin Meta, he is at the top of his profession. Notice the two video screens, they are not for the audience. This orchestra is so large, all the musicians can not see the conductor to follow his instructions. The video screens are for them. The conductor is following Pavarotti's lead and conveying that to the musicians, they have to be able to see him to all stay together. This choir is the largest I have ever seen, they are angelic. Not just Pavarotti, but every one of these musicians is the best of the best.

[@chubbyjubjub3593]

Trust me: understanding the translation from Italian makes the song so much more impactful. This song moves me on such a metaphysical level, not just because the harmony and the melody work so well; and the music is so beautiful; and not only because Lucianno's voice is so powerful, and his range so perfect for this piece (Although every single one of those aspects create this beautiful masterpiece): It's knowing what the song is about, that transcends the music into poetry and breaks me down and immediately builds me back up, knowing that there was a time when this kind of music was paid for, and respected... and while I would prefer to live in my time now (mostly because I have a rectangle in my pocket from which I can tell time and watch youtube), but I long for the days when poetry and harmony in music was king.

[@mrvertigo23]

It's just something else - exquisite

[@smp6565]

10 seconds into the performance and I'm already crying🙏🏻grande luciano

[@chriskell4019]

I first heard that performance many years ago, and it never fails to bring tears to my eyes. If anyone was inspired by higher powers, it was certainly Luciano.

[@cbtowers4841]

This is the type of music that makes my heart swell and my eyes tear up. Just amazing. ♥️

[@Eowyn187]

What an absolutely wonderful reaction. Totally saw and felt your profound appreciation for this. ♡

[@brokervc1]

Pavarotti is the Greatest voice of our time, its the feeling he puts in to every song his persona on stage and how he hits the high C

[@andyoke50]

The very best tenor to ever have lived and here he is singing the epitome of tenor arias. Flawless, with power and passion as only this man could achieve. His expression at the conclusion shows just how moved he was to share his gift with all who would listen. Bravo & thank you for sharing.

[@nicholegallo1090]

Rest in heavenly peace Luciano. And yes please go to a Opera!

[@jedidiahramiel6296]

Since, you both have appreciated the beauty of the opera aria and especially to luciano Pavorotti. It truly shows that you both have the soul for the music. And music experts say that if a person masters an opera style of music, he/she can sing usually casually sing any genre of songs, especially they can hit any note in any genre of song. You guys truly have the class and elegance.

[@ruthjohnson4380]

My daughter and I got o see him in concert. She was 14. We were in tears many times that night. The emotion in his voice moved us without understanding a word. He’s so charming and funny and amazing.

[@ruudvanmanen1012]

There are no words to describe what the greatest tenor of all times Luciano Paverotti performed in this clip. I have never heard him sing live. And that's one of the few things I regret in my life ! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@robb9395]

A once in a century voice. I was blessed to see him live when I lived in Naples, Italy. Magnificent. Asia, your reaction is perfectly normal. He was the best we are likely to hear in our lifetimes.

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

Luciano always givin' goosebumps . The Greatest tenor of Opera! RIP! Luciano !

[@Oinkette04]

I love your responses! Don’t be surprised but everyone with a pulse - reacts just like you did. His passion and fabulous voice brings me to tears every time I hear this aria or the entire opera. Opera is powerful. Sometimes I can’t get through it all but such beauty is rare. The words to this are easy to find on the internet. It is about overcoming obstacles and winning! So glad you liked it!💋

[@livingandriding]

The thing about Opera, you either love it or you hate it...If you love it, your reaction will mostly be emotional, just like you said Asia, having goose bumps and tears in your eyes..That was a love reaction, a feeling it reaction so to speak. It moved you..Actually I could see the appreciation in both of your eyes...Loved Luciano Pavarotti! Thank you for playing this particular song!

[@K78644]

wow I've never met anyone who didn't grow up listening to opera and never went to see it

[@angierucinski5694]

It's so lovely to see such a beautiful young couple reacting to possibly the most beautiful aria of all time, sung by the greatest Tenor of all time. Thanks and love from an old lady in London, England. Xx

[@christinavigorandmoxie]

My grandmother and grandfather saw him live and explained it as one of the most beautiful, out of body experiences they have ever had. I remember sitting in their living room listening to this and asking to hear it over and over again every time I was at their house until I got hooked on something else they introduced me to. I owe a lot of my musical background and knowledge to them and my parents making sure I knew something other than the current music that was going on at the time.

[@gerardroll6468]

This man has one of the greatest & most powerful voices on the planet ✊️😁. It’s also proven to be a popular choice for young operatic hopefuls on Talent shows worldwide. Two who blitzed it on AGT were Laura Bretan & Jackie Evancho 🔥🔥🔥

[@OldBoiler62]

Jackie still closes a lot of her concerts with it.

[@manricobianchini5276]

It's pronounced like Nessooon Dorma. And thank you for listening to this icon. He was truly one of a kind.

[@AquaBlue77]

I've only just started to appreciate opera., and this one, as well as Pavarotti, is amazing. And Luciano is pronounced as 'loo-CHA-no' in Italian. Great reaction.

[@daneelolivaw602]

Asia, the look on your face when he is singing was so beautiful, you are not alone in getting Goosebumps, it happens to me too.

[@debramoore7513]

All I gotta say? GOOSEBUMPS! Hard to contain the emotions! 🥺 “VINCERO” 👉 I will win, I will conquer, I will be victorious 👈

[@anniegreer1040]

He was and is the greatest tenor ever!i,ve hears most of them, there is no comparison!!Carlsson was great, but Pavarotti is totally unique

[@jeffstevens4262]

The voice of an angel. God rest his dear soul.

[@Barbara_M.]

Hi guys love your reactions! One of the greatest qualities of Pavarotti, of course in addition to his majestic voice and singing skills, was the emotional charge he was adding to any of his performances. He was a very emotional man and everyone who has the change to know him in everyday life knew that he had a prompt laugh and was easy to tears. He was a man full of life, a good man who cared a lot for his family and friends, a generous cheerful soul. I think his personality enhanced his singing talent and made him so unique and unforgettable. It's true that if you connect with opera singing you don't need to understand the words, opera is drama, the charge of emotion is extreme however, he's singing a story, to know what's the singing about magnifies the experience, don't forget the opera singer is also an actor.😊

[@GilbertHorn1]

HE is the gold standard! Everyone else is everyone else. Truly enjoyed your reaction to the greatest tenor of all time!

[@lenstgelais7376]

The greatest male singer of all times literally the goat 🐐🥰👌

[@marcodenuzzio441]

Italians call it "Il Fumine" you both have been struck by the thunderbolt. Its unexplainable, indescribable, and overwhelming. Its love when it strikes you instantly. Soul comes in different forms. Some expressions of soul can make you cry, some can make you feel victorious, some can make you feel the glory of god. And others are soul destroying, heart wrenching, pure, and powerful. And that is what you just heard.

[@jameshobbs1460]

"People's reaction to opera the first time they see it is very dramatic. They either love it or hate it. If they love it, they will always love it. If they don't, they may learn to appreciate it, but it will never become part of their soul."

[@arizonamountainwoman3750]

I was lucky to see him in concert once and cried the whole time. He was indeed one of the finest voices in history.

[@ralphkern380]

Arguably one of the greatest operatic tenors --- ever. Definitely in the top 3 with Caruso and Placido Domingo. Caruso is hard to judge because the recording technology wasn't very advanced during his lifetime.

[@operskapevacica1]

Franco Corelli, Mario Del Monaco

[@Splitscreen83]

Amazing REAL reactions as usual guys. Love it

[@jutwilton7363]

Whether your a Opera fan or not you can't deny this takes you to a magical place 😊

[@hellekofod8951]

Worlds greatest operasinger Luciano Pavarotti 😍🥰😘❤️ He could literally sing the phonebook or a recipe and everyone would burst into tears 😃 He was such a talent and it’s so sad, that we lost him so early 😭

[@105cathy]

The lyrics are beautiful! The story of Turandot is great also.

[@josephvanchierijr.2486]

A voice of a lifetime. I am not an opera fan but the purity of his voice is unapproachable. A great Italian tenor.

[@spikespa5208]

If this doesn't start at least a mild interest in opera arias.......... check your pulse.

[@tommyjames3675]

New hear and this was a great reaction to an amazing voice, great job y'all!

[@leannmiller7153]

I was so envious of my sister getting to hear The Three Tenors in concert. Her husband was stationed near San Francisco and his commanding officer’s wife took her. They moved her to tears❤️❤️❤️

[@scapito]

Opera makes me happy. If you haven't already, PLEASE check out Aretha Franklin's performance of this song at the Grammy's. She filled in for Pavarotti at the last minute. It's the song that opened my eyes to how beautiful opera is. My favorite contemporary is Andrea Bocelli.

[@nancyferrier8609]

Or Jeff Beck's guitar rendition in concert.

[@ellenbacklin]

When did Aretha sing that.

[@scapito]

@@ellenbacklin 1998 Grammys

[@giuliogrifi7739]

Luciano Pavarotti and James Brown singin' IT'S A MAN's MAN's MAN's WORLD.....that's absolutely to be heard !!!!!

[@jeffstevens4262]

...and his duet with Tracy Chapman on 'Baby Can I Hold You Tonight' is also awesome.

[@jamesfoster7160]

The vibration in his voice resonates with your soul!

[@vickiewallace415]

If you guys ever get a chance to even go to a smaller city production of opera, go check it out make sure they use super titles. It’s like subtitles only they broadcast them while they sing.

[@allendesalme197]

"A special person"...indeed. The best tenor in the world. Maybe when Dimash has paid his dues for forty years and traversed Italian opera we can attempt a comparison.

[@marcelledemmery6554]

Thank you for the reaction. Small fact check: this performance is from 1994 but the Tourandot was written in 1924 ❤❤

[@jeanetterodriguez6778]

Thank you for being so open minded, your reaction was wonderful. It was a beautiful performance. 🥰

[@JL-so5rm]

It was a pleasure to see it take you unaware. Same happened to me the first time. You raised a good point when you said how you’d rather not know the translation. It illustrates how moved we can become by the shared experience of the human condition. Sometimes words aren’t even necessary. It is a cool story though lol. Anyhow, we’ll done.

[@2zxodcfm]

Pavarotti's voice is untouchable for me. You will absolutely love the live collaboration of he and James Brown doing Its A Man's World. Find it here and feel blessed.

[@dastemplar9681]

I always love his face when he finishes. It says everything. “Did I just do that?? Was that really the best I ever done??” Even he impressed himself.

[@ThatGirlMykey]

Any time I hear the Maestro sing it hits me right in my chest. You can't go wrong with anything he does. You should also check out Diana Damrau doing the Queen of the Night Aria. Her control is astonishing!

[@gailhancocks5207]

Mario Lanzo comes to mind??

[@stampcollector74]

I've probably have seen this several 100 times, but still get goosebumps. He was outstanding! R.I.P. Luciano.

[@Capydachi]

Nothing more beautiful then watching people discover and appreciate this masterpiece

[@marcosc7375]

When Pavarotti at the end finishes you see that within himself he is like…”Yes I am the best”. And you know…he was. I still get the goosebumps

[@avischerman2142]

He sadly died about 15 years ago and i’ll warn you that you’ll never hear another voice like his at the opera. You can go but don’t expect this

[@tomsawyer2768]

Luciano was a Beast and possibly the Best Opera Tenor, ever! He is not in his Prime here but the Power with Clarity that he can Deliver, just make your whole body light up! Always love your Reaction Videos :-) I love how open and honest you two are! You recognize good in every genre and appreciate talent and true Passion! Thank You both once again,your reactions are Brilliant! Music is Love,Understanding,Compassion, Empathy, Joy and Sadness all give us a release that frees our own souls and leaves us refreshed and relieved ! Much Love back at you Both !

[@dantirk4560]

The way u guys received that.. perfect! You two have the classic soul in you. Great reaction, thank you so much!❤️🇺🇸💪

[@1dkappe]

I listened to this aria several times. When I saw the opera “Turandot” and got the story and the meaning of the words, I wept at the opera. It’s so moving.

[@johnclapperton5556]

Pavarotti\s greatness is without understanding the lyrics he grabs your soul. I tear up every time.

[@G.O.B55]

One of the most beautiful voices I have had the privilege of hearing

[@shotgunblast28]

He’s the iconic tenor of all time. 💕❤️

[@seijika46]

His 1990 World Cup rendition made this reach countless millions who may never have appreciated such music ever before.

[@minigirl6379]

Y'all should react to his duet with James Brown. I think they sing It's a Man's World together. Of course James Brown sings in English, and Luciano sings in Italian, BUT it works, AND it's phenomenal. Both men literally kill that song together ❤! I got to see Luciano in Dallas years ago. I was gifted the tickets from my boss and his wife who had been unable to attend at the last minute. I started not to go since it was last minute, but I was able to find something appropriate to wear, so I went. It was one of the BEST concerts I've ever attended. I'll never forget it. 🤗💯

[@oldascii]

Here's the link to these two giants coming together. Luciano Pavarotti, James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZKlanlph56Wf7s

[@wesleysnow4561]

This Aria within the story. The story is incredible. A must know. For a male tenor to reach these notes like Pavarotti did.....that is what makes this Aria so beloved and the story unforgettable.

[@loneb9759]

This is so beautiful❤ you never go wrong with the three tenors😊👍 while I was listening to Eminem, Pink and Alannis Morisettte, my parents would listen to opera nonstop - so for me... opera is soothing and just makes me feel good and safe😊

[@jimot3]

Beautiful reaction, I love how you both appreciate all music and God bless you both !

[@douglastong3208]

To appreciate Luciano's greatness and talent, I would suggest you look up a performance by The Three Tenors, which consisted of Carreras, Domingo, and Pavarotti...all three were world-class legends, but see if you think one stood out more...in power and tone. You already know who my pick would be for GOAT tenor...

[@misskitty8814]

I have heard him sing this song many many times and each time it brings me to tears. I was lucky enough to see and hear him in person, it was magnificent! He left us much too soon.😢

[@leahlister6474]

You guys are 100% THE BEST!!! Thank you for appreciating music in all its forms and bringing it to us. But if you want a real treat listen to Aretha Franklin’s version of this song! I’m serious, yo!! Hit up Aretha Franklin singing this song and it will CHANGE your life!!!!!

[@honestabe1940]

Maestro Luciano now singing for the Angels!

[@sdphoto100]

I listen to little opera or classical, but this is my favorite. Another great classical piece is " Lacrimosa " by Mozart. From his Requiem Mass. Not opera, but an outstanding classical piece.

[@mel-mw1st]

I am from Italy, Modena where he was from. A true legend, a unique voice that will always remembered

[@Tica..77]

💯 Pavarotti was/is the legit goat B4 that was a term! Happy I could share the moment ya 1st heard him w/ yawl! ♥️

[@billolsen4360]

Glad you posted. GREAT reaction, as always. Wish my dad would have lived to hear Pavarotti.

[@bryansproles2879]

You should check him out when he was younger also - he did a slightly longer version of Nessun Dorma, but was holding his notes a crazy long time in some parts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5DLfZtqpqikpsk

[@christinerobinson9372]

Paris 1998, check it out!

[@leanmario]

THIS!!

[@m.o.5137]

One of a kind mega God given talent

[@djm4457]

The beauty is so profund, so moving it's literally as if God himself is singing to us through Pavarotti. And Puccini, who crafted this perfect melody for the Ages well over a hundred years ago....I wonder what he would have thought hearing Pavaroti bring it to life.

[@snivelinj7612]

I've heard all the old tenor masters sing this. This is the best ever. If God were to speak to us this is what he would sound like..Btw Asia, I watched you the whole aria. You are so darn cute in every way. Your smile, eyes, and laugh are so expressive. Luv you too.