GIGLI - CHOPIN - TRISTEZZE

[atlatahuac]

Beauty, feeling, tenderness, beyond words. In the 1960's, an Argentine pop singer, Leo Dan, sang a Spanish version translator: Quesada. I wonder whose are the orginal lyrics. It went: Divina Ilusion, que yo forge, un suen(y)o fue, que no se realizo. Sin tu querer, siento que mi alma se desgarra, pues le faltan las caricias y los besos de tu amor. Ven dulce bien, dame la ilusion, de saber que al fin, de mi seras. Divine illusion, that I forged, a dream it was, that di dnot come true .....

[spiroberto]

Magnificent. Wonderful sweetness to his voice.

[TenorBarbilian]

Do you have someone the score ? Please contact me, we can make exchange of scores ;)

[CanadaPisces]

A very nice interpretation by a fine singer. Thank you Paul for sharing and AfroPoli for posting.

[paulostroff99]

Bravo! Can there be better.TY AfroPoli for posting.

[AlmaMahler16]

Pura emozione per l'Anima.... Sublime!!!

[giommy1974]

DIVINO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[racheleleeba]

Perfectly suited to his unique timbre. Stunning, thank you for this.

[Pawelp]

Quite low range required for a tenor. Gigli makes it sound quite good, but I feel a baritone could do the lower parts more justice. Not sure about the higher parts. :)

This song is beautiful....

[AEmylia24]

This is SUPERB! Thank you so much for sending. My Father will love hearing it again, too, he always remembers this as the definitive version.