Roberto Alagna - Core N'grato - Cardillo

Cardillo wrote this canzone in 1911 and dedicated it to Enrico Caruso, who made the first recording. Alagna sings this familiar song with tightly controlled passion, building and then letting loose before the quietly intense ending. Guitar accompaniment by David & Frederico Alagna.

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Music

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• roberto alagna
• tenor
• core n'grato
• cardillo
• neopolitan canzone
• italian song
• popular music
• classical music
• folk music

[LaPolymita]

Exquisitely beautiful rendition! It has pierced my heart and moved me deeply. I have felt Alagna's passion, and the love you put in creating the video. Again, THANK YOU Dede.

(Is that U in the audience?)

[Andreakm2252]

Quelle voix...

[cfhosford1]

Isn't this was we hope with these old songs ... something different and fresh, and in your face new!? Yes, this is what we have here. A steady beat and undercurrent of guitar, and variations in dynamics and lovely mezzo voce. I love the persistent beat, which is an inevitability of rejection and accusation and remorse ... leading to the fine clean climax. Unique! Yes, the Di Stefano version is iconic. But there is no point is trying to reproduce him. I love this new pathway with Roberto .

[louvet66]

@zita498 Chanson ! Essaye de chanter cet air et tu verras que c'est un véritable air d'opéra

[Be00Cool]

Muy bonita versión, y bastante original respecto a las interpretaciones que suelen hacer los tenores de esta canción. Me gusta mucho tanto la interpretacion como el arreglo sólo de mandolina.

[megaalexandra62]

maravillosa voz !

[gcalvet81]

Je craignais sottement, qu'il perde sa voix de ténor lyrique, je retire ce que j'ai dit.

Sa voix est magnifique.

Merci Dédé pour toutes ces vidéos mises en ligne.

[zita498]

belle chanson j'adore

[Slievedubh]

An exquisitely beautiful rendition. I love the mandolin as well.