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Pre-Release
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- 25 OCT 2024
- 37 Songs
- Love in Portofino (Remastered) · 2013
- Amor (Spanish Edition) · 2006
- Passione · 2013
- Sentimento · 2002
- Time to Say Goodbye - Single · 2024
- Dare to Be (From the Motion Picture "Cabrini") - Single · 2024
- Wonderful Christmas - Single · 2023
- Friends · 2023
- A Family Christmas (Deluxe Edition) · 2023
- A Family Christmas (Deluxe Edition) · 2023
Essential Albums
- These songs launched a peerless singing career in the world of crossover classical. And while the modern-day anthem of inspiration “Con Te Partiro” has been covered by plenty of other ambitious singers, Bocelli’s early rendition here is still the one to beat. Though most of the tracks rely on restrained, synth-led arrangements (the better to put the focus on Bocelli’s instrument), they also touch on occasional lite-rock cadences (“Vivere”). And when Bocelli pays respect to an Italian forebear with “Caruso”, he does so alongside marvellous acoustic piano backing.
Artist Playlists
- One of opera's most beloved pop crossovers.
- Stunning solos, plus beautiful songs performed with family and friends.
- The storied tenor takes on holiday classics.
- The tenor invites us to experience Italian opera in all its theatrical and emotional glory.
Live Albums
Appears On
More To Hear
- The artist on “Morritas,” plusAndrea, Matteo, and VirginiaBocelli.
- The artist shares a classic playlist for the holidays.
- Recalling the tenor’s many pairings.
More To See
About Andrea Bocelli
Along with his expressive and emotive delivery, Andrea Bocelli’s powerful tenor has made him one of the world’s most popular vocalists, inspiring the same veneration among peers that he does with audiences. Italian star Zucchero was one of the first to recognise his talent when he heard a demo tape of the young singer—who was born in 1958 in the Tuscan town of Lajatico—and enlisted him for the 1993 duet “Miserere”. (Zucchero also played Bocelli for Luciano Pavarotti, who became another early supporter.) On the heels of that hit, Bocelli shifted out of his career as a lawyer to become a phenomenon, first in Europe and then internationally with Romanza, the 1997 compilation that was a surprise blockbuster. The key to his success was his ability to channel the romance, passion and high drama of opera into performances that were equally enthralling to listeners who don’t know their Verdi from their Monteverdi. Over the course of the many pop and classical releases that followed Romanza, his list of duet partners grew to include Céline Dion, Mary J. Blige and Ed Sheeran. Likewise, Bocelli’s repertoire has remained as diverse as his roster of collaborators. On 2020’s Believe, he invests as much power and nuance in selections by Fauré, Bizet and Puccini as he does in the Rodgers & Hammerstein standard “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, a majestic rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” and a plaintive duet with Alison Krauss on “Amazing Grace”.
- HOMETOWN
- Lajatico, Tuscany, Italy
- BORN
- 22 September 1958
- GENRE
- Classical