FIRST TIME HEARING Luciano Pavarotti sings 'Nessun dorma' REACTION (IM SHOOK !!!)

[clongownian]

I never subscribe to reaction channels. For you, I have made an exception. Your sensitivity and empathy and decency is truly admirable. Never change.

[djzio]

You ain't from the gutter, partner. You're human with a soul.

[marco-gbif]

I live in Pesaro, an italian town on the adriatic sea where Luciano used to pass his summer holidays with his family or when he needed to restore. His house was on a hill just in front the seaside where me and my family used to go to the beach. Often we were able to listen the Maestro training his voice, especially before important tours. Imagine living summer in italy, going to the sea and listen the Maestro live singing from his private house. Sometimes he came down to have a breack and eat some "piadina" in a restaurant near the beach. He was always very kind and with us children (now i m 33) he always made jokes and always smiling. Moments that i will keep forever in my heart. I feel lucky to be italian. Sorry for my english.

[laughingachilles]

Your reaction is completely normal. Anyone who isn't brought to tears by this has no soul.

[artmasotes]

I’m 71 and white. I had 2 alcoholic parents and I didn’t have the best of things growing up. The past that you could not control does not define who you are now. Take your platform and grow every day. However, grow the way you want. Learn the things you want to learn. You have broken free of the limitations of your past. Take whatever and all the opportunities that you have now and live the life you always wanted. Never compromise. I love this reaction and your openness with the truth but don’t let it limit you. Never use it as an excuse to not excel in all you do going forward. I look forward to seeing more reactions from you. Thank you.

[lizbignell]

“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars” Oscar Wilde

[crosisofborg]

“I came from the gutter”
Sir, your willingness to listen to classical music rose you from the gutter. Your emotional connection to the classical music makes you a king.

[EEmB]

This is what Nessun Dorma does to you. No matter where you come from, Pavarotti and Nessun Dorma goes straight into what makes us human.

[Walter]

Pavarotti's gift was unusual. The voice, the execution, the interpretation, the emotion. Absolutely incredible!

[HiImKen-repu]

Dude. You didn’t come from the gutter. You’re remarkable.

[Bellawhite]

This song and your reaction brought me to tears. He died shortly after singing this song.

[DROWSEKAR]

No human being can avoid sharing a tear when this man sings this... Welcome to the feelings, dear!!!

[rihamynd]

I’m 53 years old my friend, and I get tears in my eyes every time I listen to this. I truly appreciated your honest reaction. Take care.

[hollylewis]

The last words of the song are "I will win." A real man will allow real music to move him, you sir are truly a man.

[mrbumble]

It's ok to weep brother, I'm 70 now and I been tearing up over this since I first heard it in my 20s.

[lesscarmel]

I love that when he sings “I will win!” (Vincera!”) at the end, you may not have understood the Italian but you FELT IT! That’s the power of classical music. 💜👏🏻💜

[balletbonnie]

"VINCERO!" he sings 3 times . Its
the last words he sings. means in Italian "I WILL WIN"!!! You've already won just by opening your heart to this!

[Thetruuuuuth]

Always have to fight my tears when I hear Luciano sing this....it's like a religious experience...

[HabitualButtonPusher]

It’s okay to cry when you see or hear true beauty.

[billyforkell]

Don't fight the tears. It's a sign that you have truly bonded with this. That's fantastic.