GHEORGHIU & RAIMONDI - Salvatelo!... Io? Voi! - Tosca

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Uploaded by on Jun 7, 2007

Angela Gheorghiu as Tosca and Ruggero Raimondi as Scarpia in the duet from Act 2 "Salvatelo!... Io? Voi!" in Puccini's opera 'Tosca'. Conducted by Antonio Pappano.
(Film directed by Benoît Jacquot)

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  • This is wonderfully done by both singers, especially Raimondi. Am I the only one, though, who thinks 3:44 is hilarious?

  • Raimondi is still  wonderful singer! His ages haven,t power over him.

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  • @DieSonneSinkt It is. Very.

  • @TheSwimmingOne Hahaha, yeah, overacted!

  • It´s an interesting idea of Tosca´s play... But of course, the director has taken advantage of Raimondi´s immensily amazing possibilities. What an actor and what a singer. I´m really overwhelming!

  • Is it just me or is this performance extremely funny?

  • No. I remember my dad and I seeing this at a theater screening, and we both cracked up. He liked the production as a whole - I didn't - but either way this was clearly Gheourhiu's worst bit of acting.

  • Angelica, seems to be a present of god herself. Beautiful, grast singer. Una maravilla.

  • La ceja de Raimondi es fantásticaaaa!

  • Well, if you study people, you will find that more people have French/Spanish as a second language than you think.

    Most people can speak a little English but that does not make it their second language. In most of Europe, people's second language is either French, German, Spanish or Russian.

    In china, and India which, combined, make up 1 3rd of the world's population, most people do not know English.

    So, all in all, I do not agree with your conclusion about English as a second language, either.

  • That would be Chinese, not English. Or spanish for that matter.

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