Tribal musician reviews Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma [Unblocked]

Tribal musician reacting to Luciano Pavarotti sings "Nessun dorma" from Turandot (The Three Tenors in Concert 1994) for the first time

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[timothypryor]

It's weird, I find myself having more in common with people from half way around the world than I do with the people in the house next to me.

[myowndrum]

How can anyone not feel emotion when an amazing tenor takes center stage? The first tenor I ever heard sing was my Grandpa. I just thought that was how a man sang. I quickly found out that men who had this ability were a rarity, not the norm. American tenor, Mario Lanza singing Oh Holy Night will bring tears to your eyes. My Grandpa introduced me to his voice in the early 1960s. Pavarotti's voice was the very top of the best in the world, to be sure.

[htalp]

In a former life I was a classically trained baritone... oh, how I envied the tenors! Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma never fails to make me cry, even now. It is truly one of the greatest musical performances ever.

[losttrout]

What a lovely, considered and thoughtful man Mr Khoso is. Another sensitive interview from Adnan. Great work.

[realMoMoPuFF]

This is my favorite from Pavarotti, it always makes me emotional and tear up a bit.
Also, it seems like Mr. Adnan Ali really knows and understands the world of art and music, he has such good and true points.

[gianna]

I can literally feel something open in my chest when I hear this piece. Just spectacular.

[The_Crab_Whisperer]

I really love his analysis of unfamiliar music. Very wise!

[ramonafriesinger]

Pavarotti always touches my heart, you don't need to understand the language to know it's about big emotions.

[kadygirlforever]

Always beautiful to see music break cultural barriers. The universal language 🎵🌍❤️

[maureenwagg]

The greatest tenor I have had the pleasure of hearing. RIP to the greatest. Some like Caruso, but I get chills when Pavarotti sings up and down my arms and legs. It's uncanny. Every single time he sings I get this reaction and it doesn't matter how many times I hear him sing. He's incredible.

[Vollification]

Pavarotti was too wonderful for this world.

[AlleluiaElizabeth]

Thank you for the video. Can we get a video of this guest, or some other musicians, playing those traditional instruments he mentioned?

[fercam]

This is one of my favorite songs ever, shivers go down my spine every single time. I wish he would talk more about the song itself.

[Happinosis]

This has all the feels. I would love to learn some of your traditional instruments. Xx

[coltaine]

What a wise, thoughtful person! Blessings on him.

[norskawarrior]

I grew to not only appreciate but truly love opera later in life. One doesn't necessarily need to understand the language, the power in their voices is so beautiful and overwhelming it brings tears to the eyes. Pavarotti was indeed one of a kind. ❤❤❤

[kathya]

Bravo! Bravo to you, Adnan for making this video, to your guest for his thoughtful reaction, and to Pavarotti for stirring up my emotions with his perfect rendition. Perfection! This may well be my favorite channel of all.

[scousemouse]

Its nice to share music, song and experience; it helps us all grow. Blessings from Darlington UK.

[josephvanwyk]

THE POWER OF A TENOR. Pavarotti was truly the best.

[GS-xtfu]

Nobody thinks he’ is strange. He is one of the most famous opera singers of all time. I enjoyed your reaction.