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Lanny
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I haven’t posted here in quite a while & just have to post this! 😛
I’m currently watching, iPlayer as I JUST missed the showing on BBC1, the legendary Pavarotti Concert at Hyde Park in London in 1991. Catch it on BBC iPlayer. 😎
At the height of his career a year after his ground breaking, made it into the mainstream pop culture & pop music charts, performance of “Nessun Dorma” at the 1990 World Cup Football in Italy. For a while in the 90’s he, along with the other 2 that together made up “The Three Tenors” Plácido Domingo & José Carreras, made opera top the pop charts as well as the classical charts. 😛😎
In this famous concert attended by the late Diana Princess of Wales, who got absolutely drenched like everybody else in the pouring rain, Luciano Pavarotti dedicated “Donna Non Vidi Mai," translated to “I Have Never Seen a Woman Like That,” to her when she put down her umbrella first to encourage the crowds to put theirs down so people at the back could see! 😱😛😎 & Clapping emoji!
Aww! That was a WONDERFUL concert & it brings back the memories! 😛
Oops! It was on BBC 2 earlier & I JUST missed it when I swicthed on the telly around 2am. So, watching on iPlayer & only remembered to post this now! 😳
I’m currently watching, iPlayer as I JUST missed the showing on BBC1, the legendary Pavarotti Concert at Hyde Park in London in 1991. Catch it on BBC iPlayer. 😎
At the height of his career a year after his ground breaking, made it into the mainstream pop culture & pop music charts, performance of “Nessun Dorma” at the 1990 World Cup Football in Italy. For a while in the 90’s he, along with the other 2 that together made up “The Three Tenors” Plácido Domingo & José Carreras, made opera top the pop charts as well as the classical charts. 😛😎
In this famous concert attended by the late Diana Princess of Wales, who got absolutely drenched like everybody else in the pouring rain, Luciano Pavarotti dedicated “Donna Non Vidi Mai," translated to “I Have Never Seen a Woman Like That,” to her when she put down her umbrella first to encourage the crowds to put theirs down so people at the back could see! 😱😛😎 & Clapping emoji!
Aww! That was a WONDERFUL concert & it brings back the memories! 😛
Oops! It was on BBC 2 earlier & I JUST missed it when I swicthed on the telly around 2am. So, watching on iPlayer & only remembered to post this now! 😳
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