MY FIRST TIME HEARING Luciano Pavarotti sings "Nessun dorma" | REACTION

[@johncartermusic5777]

Pavarotti was a master of his craft. His entire body was a cathedral of sound.

[@bernarddeniger3809]

“ … cathedral of sound. “, beautifully said.

[@loveyourneighbor9354]

"A cathedral of sound" hit the right note. His voice is from heaven. Luciano Pavarotti was the greatest tenor of all time. Bravo 👏

[@cherlynsmith6153]

Amen to that

[@chrisandrews12]

You probably know by now, but you were listening to one of the finest operatic tenors that ever lived.

[@eugenejavillo3493]

The Great Luciano Pavarotti.❤️

[@beegee1960]

His voice can make you cry even when you don’t understand the words, the look on his face at the end . It seems even he can’t believe what he just did.

[@jaynamartino1328]

That’s the magical thing about music, it transcends & connects us in ways we can’t explain. That being said this song is from an Opera written by Puccini called “Turandot”. If you understood the context of & what he’s actually singing about it makes it even more powerful & emotional. When I see people’s positive reactions to this restores my faith in humanity & gives me hope to❤

[@tizioincognito5731]

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!

[@julianmeagher9020]

Luciano Pavarotti is actually resetting his breathing after such a climactic end to the aria. He was coming down from the high of such a performance, along with the facial expressions. Which is totally understandable ☺️

[@jamca73]

I'm Italian and seeing Luaciano Pavarotti thrill the guys who probably didn't even know him can only be a great pride for our country! great Big Luciano!

[@billolsen4360]

When we take time think of what Italy has contributed to culture in the last 3000 years, it's absolutely overwhelming.

[@normadesmond6017]

And that's one of the greatest voices you'll ever hear

[@jimmyavsfan24]

The most beautiful voice to have been on this earth. His voice is straight from Heaven for sure.

[@kaywhy245]

And Carusa

[@jacquelinejob2766]

The world's greatest opera singer.

[@mickohara7268]

Yeah, astonishing

[@paulboutet5293]

In my taste too!

[@mickohara7268]

@@paulboutet5293 always astonishing, never gets tired. 👍

[@annkalinowski6742]

Everyone who hears an opera singer for the first time is blown away by the power of their voices. Their voices are so powerful because they perform UNAMPLIFIED. Their voice has to reach to the top and back of the opera house. That's one reason why their voices sound the way they do, but it is also the reason for the power. Even third-rate opera singers can blow away pop singers with the power of their voices, and you are hearing one of the best tenors who ever lived.

[@alekhidell]

Your face was priceless. If you’re not moved by him singing that it’s really simple. You’re dead.

[@vshaver11]

Priceless

[@alessandroforroia145]

Exactly.

[@mickohara7268]

Julia Billington, sent this towards you. I launched it towards your face. I fkn hope you smile, grin and glance at the sky. Christine and Sarah and me are only a smile away, we love you, Christine and Sarah are magic, if you rang Sarah, she'd shift the world for you without raising a bloody wink. We all loved mum.

[@Anna-ic8gi]

Lol si , you are right

[@usernamemykel]

Agreed! Pavarotti shakes the bones and the soul of each listener.

[@paulboutet5293]

I am 69 and I never get tired of listening to great music. I was sitting to listen to Mario Del Monaco, and Bjorling, and Franco Corelli, and Di Stephano, etc. when I was only 5 or 6. I am always thrilled the same way.

[@melbruni4883]

He’s from my home town, Modena, the greatest to have ever lived.

[@f32fuji21]

Immenso ineguagliabile ..maestro pavarotti

[@manxkin]

It's OK if you cry. I cry every time I hear this.

[@ljjackson7106]

Your reaction was perfect. Luciano (sadly, tragically for many of us) died in 2007. RIP to a master tenor!

[@mickohara7268]

Massive privilege to see another person be completely astonished by Pavarotti. Wish you all the luck in the world fella. Go well, and may the wind be at your back.

[@carolinebenforado]

You have such a beautiful reaction to this piece. I've watched this clip at least 30 times, and your awe is just the best. So honest.

[@lizzz6407]

Seeing the moment when that beautiful voice hits someone's soul is a treasure. Lucky you hearing this man!

[@DianneRed]

Greatist opera singer of all time; second to none!!! And......thank you, thank you, so much for not interrupting his performance; you're a class guy! He is dubbed by all the musical expert of the HIGH C!

[@brendadow7574]

I’ve watched many of theses videos, people reacting to the amazing Pavarotti . . But for me this one was the best . . ❤️

[@sergreacts]

😭😭😭😭 thank you that means a lot 🙏❤️

[@jotacebrian1705]

Nothing will ever match this particular performance. Not in a billion years.

[@calibreman]

This will not only match it but beat it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5DLfZtqpqikpsk

[@paulboutet5293]

100%

[@truus5653]

there is so many beautiful opera music out there ....... go on a journey to find it, it will blow your mind what you will discover

[@marcieharreld286]

You should have both earbuds in for this one!!!🎵🎼🎶🎸🎤🥁🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 You just watched one the most spectacular performances of all time!!!

[@Skyline5554]

Hey man, your reaction shows me that you were just as touched as I was. Goosebumps all over my body. My English is not that good.

[@treywest268]

I am so happy to watch your expression as you discover the beauty of other types of music. Bellisimo!

[@kelliesalome1115]

Music transcends language. Your reaction was priceless. You might not have known what he was saying, but you know what he meant.

[@alorr5751]

I watched your heart open at the end. He does that to everybody with a heart. Thank you for bringing this it was a beautiful thing

[@richardmiller3839]

Greatest male singer ever

[@lauradvjhvkjhvhgcg569]

We miss you, Maestro Pavarotti.

[@loreedavis9592]

Welcome to the greatest opera singer in the world singing his most famous song.

[@brokervc1]

You just watched the GREATEST VOICE OF OUR TIME. now Caruso and Ave Maria.

[@Ladiann]

Serg, my precious young man, lol, still want to attend one of these events in person?? Yes, I thought you would .... LOL Seeing your reaction made my evening since I could see the reaction written all over your face!! LOL Bless you, young man, always keep ALL genres of music in your life ....... it will enrich your entire lifetime!!

[@annephillips3437]

Oh bless you Glad you enjoyed it.Heard it before but still like the first time so don't feel less than

[@garfield122010]

The greatest opera singer ever RIP ❤️

[@paulboutet5293]

Best voice and best technique. It looks totally relaxed in his throat and jaw. Very powerful and effective. Puccini is Puccini on the other side, a great opera composer.

[@bibibibi2738]

He was, no he still Is wonderful 😍😍❤️

[@martinevans7090]

What did you watch? The greatest tenor who ever lived, that's what!

[@maureenjones7222]

I'm so glad you were so taken aback by him. He was brilliant!

[@1951kvk]

If people only listened to this one piece of opera, the world would be a different place

[@lavendergal2508]

Pavarotti is singing to his love. Puccini is the composer. LOVELY

[@dragoss2736]

The Great Maestro named LUCIANO PAVAROTTI had the ability of using his exceptional voice ..... he usually touched the souls of the HUMANS who heard his arias...... and the ANGELS stopped in fascination just to listen to this miracle voice of a MAN.

[@rubenanthonymartinez7034]

Connecting the heart with vocal cords!

[@patsyspry6248]

Puccini’s Operas are my FAVORITE……… He was a GENIUS as far as I’m concerned! His music so BEAUTIFUL, never fails to bring me to tears! I fell in love with Opera at a very young age! THE GREAT CARUSO W/ MARIO LANZA & when I heard Lily Pons sing……I WAS HOOKED!!💓💓💓💓💓

[@Ocelot2000]

And this was him LATER on in his life. You should hear some recordings of him doing it years before when he used to hold that last note LONG and it was so effortless!

[@karolyn8644]

Good for you, broadening your musical horizons with some great opera! You would no doubt really enjoy seeing a live opera if there is an opera house near you. The one I used to frequent was the Santa Fe Opera. Pavarotti was indeed one of the best of many wonderful operatic tenors. My favorite has always been Mario Lanza, an Italian-American opera singer. He chose to perform in movies rather than the operatic stage, and Hollywood chewed him up and spit him out. Sadly he died in his late 30's. He was sometimes criticized by the snobs and purists but it was he who brought opera to the masses & introduced the movie-going public to opera. I was a teenager when he was in his prime and I really loved his movies. He sang classical opera, some Italian traditional songs, and some songs in English. He was on the radio, in jukeboxes, and our private record collections. I spent some of my babysitting money on his 45rpm vinyl records. Sometimes it was even our make-out music, that and jazz. Here's a link to one of his biggest hits sung in English, Be My Love. Listen to the lyrics & imagine someone's kisses making you feel dizzy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWWmk2Z6ZdZ7qdE

[@johnathondupuis1301]

I love how he's like "What?? Play that back!!"

[@arthurestrada2682]

They say that either you love opera or you don't. If you love it you will always love opera.

[@KennyChesney-u8z]

your reaction was the best I've seen. Thanks for showing your true emotions.

[@sergreacts]

Thank you 🙏 appreciate you 💯

[@elenamolinario5098]

I grew up watching his performances, I was a little girl and my mother huge Pavarotti fan, every concert he sang I watched with her ..love from Italy💗

[@JonathanLivingston87]

My dad was a big fan of him too...I know your feelings ;)

[@glynis7970]

Well that hit and made you cry didn’t it luv. So glad you found him

[@shotgunblast28]

It’s a masterpiece. 😍 love it.

[@mickohara7268]

Hello, I don't normally join in with comments but it was a genuine joy to see someone moved by Pavarotti sending everyone Nessun Dorma. There's been nothing like him, he was astonishing. Glad you were a bit shocked by it, glad you found it. Go well.

[@rhapsodyinglue8758]

You know you are watching one of the best operatic singers ever when you can see his face embody switching gears like a race car.

[@maureenjones7222]

I'm so glad that you enjoyed his powerful, beautiful voice.

[@lifeandfaith]

People react to opera differently. You just showed that you have a good heart.

[@stanaisbasa9213]

Nr.1 voice in the world ever...🌹♥️

[@MrBelluccia]

He was a great Italian opera sing and he was in one movie ago long time. You have a ear for classical music 🎵 to grasp the concept

[@iam4ualways62754]

Wow . The world csn still celebrate his talent and genius through these recordings since he passed away a few years ago. When Pa-vor-a-ti finished this song you could tell he gave everything.

[@lindabarry8501]

Omg shivers..dats a singer

[@myflatlineconstruct]

The beauty of the one. The only pinicale of tenor , Pavarotti .

[@williamkelly9859]

Sometimes the world and life is beautiful.

[@smileymarshn7973]

Dude was sitting down while he sang this. All that power, while seated. The. Man.

[@DEMojica]

Yes, way back! The smile on your face was priceless! Glad you are searching. Keep it up.

[@robyates3555]

You've just watched possibly one of the greatest things ever to have been recorded in human history.

[@nancybrennan5536]

Thank you for being openminded to react to this classical master. Indeed a master. I enjoyed watching you. God bless!

[@MichelLinschoten]

It's really good the new generation is exposing themselves to this. Going out their way to listen to what I grew up on. . Keep it going my friend, lots of gems for you to discover !

[@tinajohns2572]

I was honoured to see him live before he died. I cried when he sang Nessun Dorma.

[@glynis7970]

The voice of the Gods

[@Billy__Joe]

Bellissima reazione. Saluti dall'Italia ✌

[@lauradvjhvkjhvhgcg569]

Your face! Yes... This was Pavarotti.

[@petergreen2552]

His best ever performance of this can be found at the original 3 tenors concert in 1990. Jose Carreras was taken aback by it,that's how good it was.

[@jacquelinemonfourny]

Hahaha I liked your reaction. Luciano Pavarotti is the best ever.

[@chrismoule7242]

"What did I just watch?" That, sir, seems to be the response of all the reactors on here. And never in a bad way. Alway in a "bloody hell that was brilliant" way.

[@FD-E-St-Fire]

Luciano Pavarotti was and is a legend throughout the world. He also spread his love in mostly all genres of music by bringing in artist from around the world to sing in front of immense crowds in city centers because arenas would not hold them in number. One of the most viewed is ( it's a mans world) with James Brown try this one out to see how Luciano mingles opera and pop/blues/ rock like it existed together the whole time. Great reaction

[@sergreacts]

❤️❤️🙏

[@brokervc1]

Look up the words and you'll understand why it's so powerful, when he hits that high c and roll his Rs is out standing.

[@waynejohnson1304]

Pavarotti was excellent when it came to matching up the perfect facial expression to what the song was conveying through the lyrics. That is especially demonstrated by the last line in Italian: "I will win". Most singers sing it the same way because it is supposed to be the stance of a warrior but, Pavarotti brings it to a whole other level. Pavarotti had a symbiotic relationship with this song. Pavarotti lived to sing this song and the song lived to be sung by Pavarotti.

[@tinacoon6199]

Adored your reaction to the master!! New sub here!!

[@bobdavis9440]

The voice of God !!

[@g.emconfidointe6932]

Che meraviglia vederti emozionato mi ha emozionata 💯💯💯

[@alexandersteinmetz6857]

the Master mumbles his Jaw, look at the Partiture, concentrate...then looks up, opens his Mouth- Dang Gotcha. Everytime, everyone:) should copy paste that:) great honest reaction, and i am happy for you to expirience the LP magic:)

[@KingPabs]

It makes my heart feel good. To see many rediscover luciano pavarotti. The gift and pure treasure this man was.🎉

[@martynclarke5167]

Awesome reaction!

[@dgirdaukas9587]

Loved your reaction..one could almost cry..am I right?❤

[@wonderwomen7673]

That was a voice of an angel Sadly missed.

[@bene7960]

Such a great reaction. Following you, I noticed you like Celine Dion too: the, you should check the duet between Celine and Luciano Pavarotti, possibly live. The song is called "I hate you, then I love you" live in Modena for the annual concert Pavarotti & Friends

[@giulianoferrari2278]

Pavarotti Luciano, Pavarotti Luciano, Pavarotti Luciano, Pavarotti Luciano,

[@sheriwilson3826]

Your reaction was prefect!! i am putting the meaning here for you to enjoy when you listen again to his heaven voice. He is the GOAT = God of all Tenors :) 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!

[@Aelnyana]

Thank you!

[@lynnstorey8020]

Thank-you so much for this

[@Dippy7520]

Touches your soul every time ❤️

[@ladyabstinencelevain8696]

Nice one dude. Could tell you really felt that

[@josephwest6413]

Words fail of course, but your face shows you get it.

[@thethikboy]

High art - highest art - impressive you are exposing yourself to this. The best standard by which to judge all music.

[@markflint2629]

The best tennor that has ever lived

[@darknlovelystacy]

You should look at the three tenors…excellent!!

[@pamelaanders6286]

It rips at one's heart and soul doesn't it? How very sad that a whole generation (almost) has mised this spectacular genre of music.

[@kswck]

Opera is one of those things, you are brought up on it or not. If you are, it can affect you-just listening to it-even if you don't understand the language. I speak English ( and some gibberish) yet can still appreciate this kind of music. That Kids are looking into this type of music, is Fabulous. Until Mom got too old to travel, used to take her to the Met, in NYC. Wife's musical knowledge started with Mowtown and ended with Disco. She stayed home-happily.

[@Sobolady89]

Ave Maria, which he sang at this concert, is gorgeous.

[@pattejomartin6275]

Life changing

[@suzanneharris8339]

What a performance & 👏what a reaction! Loved them both.

[@sergreacts]

Thank you ❤️😭

[@octaveplace860]

Giacomo Puccini's opera ! The tune is sung by Calaf's character at the beginning of the third act. Immersed in the loneliness of the Beijing night, the Unknown Prince waits for the day when he can finally win the love of Turandot, the Ice Princess...

[@Jobert60]

please don't stop every second this beautiful music...THANKS!!!

[@mickohara7268]

Glad you found this. Share it with folk.

[@almaceciliasalgadovalenzue1959]

Wow que reacción! Muchas gracias por este video, el maestro Pavarotti es y será por siempre.