5 reasons Pavarotti is the greatest tenor of all time

Luciano Pavarotti Greatest Tenor Ever

[based]

One of the things that made Pavarotti so special is that when he sang, he didn't sound like he was trying to sound like an opera singer. He sounded like he was singing in his own voice. Most of the other greats all sound like they are trying to emulate a certain tone. Luciano was totally natural in his singing.

[c-vb]

It wasn't the high notes, the technique, the smiling, the personality. It was the fullness and richness of his voice.
The Stradivarius of singers. It just sends shivers, and that's not acquired. It's innate.

[isabellavanessa]

Peolple, commoners, loved him! He made opera "cool" and known all over the planet, not just for few, but for everyone to enjoy

[pedrosilvaaudio]

As a tenor myself the passagio's and the breath control he had were super human. You could really feel like he filled everything inside, not only the lungs, with air

[russellcrawley]

In the dictionary under "Tenor" there's his picture. He was THE tenor. The one and only. God bless him 🙏🙏

[silverfrak]

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A subtle message of how hard work is necessary.

[fareshajjar]

I was in a hotel in Paris on the day that he died. It was announced on the television and I went into the bathroom and cried so my wife would not see. Something indescribably beautiful departed from the world that day.

[elizabethmachado]

Único, incomparable, irrepetible, mágico, majestuoso, el num. 1.ayer, hoy y siempre. Gracias por el video. 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜 💜

[ginadv]

You can tell he is very passionate about what and how he expresses himself..plus having the natural language and very much..it is a blessing..RIP King Luciano😍🏆🎤

[kirielpapillon]

Yes! That timbre - noone can match that rich voluminous sound. Some may sing higher, others faster, but none have as magnificent an instrument as he.

[joeybever]

Never spent any time listening to classical music until I came across a Christmas album of his when I was young. I was so moved by that album. It was our good fortune to be on this planet with him.

[InTheNow]

I saw him perform as one of the 3Tenors, in a New Years Eve concert, at BC Place Stadium, in 1996 Vancouver, Canada. Together they were great. Pavarotti was awesome. A great memory.

[schmurgen]

He was an absolutely incredible tenor. So distinctive. The world is a richer place with his music

[KyleJBAwesomeness-OfficialChan]

Reason why I think Luciano is one of the greatest greats
He was still able to perform concerts while struggling through his cancer battle
That was really brave of him

[kadashiuzubara]

The greatest of all time! Damn i am almost crying 😢 he was THE TENOR!

[curtman]

Just the pure, unbridled power of the mans voice. Other's can hit the notes but few with such might and strength behind the voice.

[alexomerta]

I had the chance to perform at turandot puccini in vienna (80‘s) as a child (chinese kid) and the thing i mostly remember is his voice and the fact that He guides me every day After concert until my mom picks me up home

[cammaxwell]

To be a truly captivating live performer for that long is amazing.

[RobertSJHu]

Of course, in my humble opinion Luciano Pavarotti is the greatest tenor of all time !!!! Every song he sings, I'm captivated by his mystical and magical
enchantment !!!! Am 79 years old, and only in the last five years have learned to appreciate classical music !!!! In fact my life span has been
extended because of Luciano Pavarotti !!!! He is my hero and idol Gratefully, Robert S.J. Hu Farewell from Hawaii, the 50th State, U.S.A.

[stefanoravalli]

Without to mention that during last stages of his career he was singing and struggling with a pancreatic cancer wich I assume its hurt singing opera