One of the most powerful songs there is for a man. The world expects a man to laugh, and while a man has his heart broken the world expect us to cry. Showing sadness makes the world think a man is weak.

This type of singing will move ANYONE to tears. Don't be afraid to cry. Crying means that you are human, and that you have feelings.

Being depressed while having to put on a face for the world to laugh at you. I feel that. I feel like Professional Clowns and us Teachers have a mutual understanding more often than not.

A beautiful and true reaction to a beautiful and true piece of art.

Don't apologize! That's what opera is for!

When he puts the makeup, I just collapsed. So much pain... And the crowd applauses. Of course, it is just a performance of a fictional character, but his look of dread... The clown is crying and the crowd is cheering. He is stunned, refusing to believe. And yet, the show must go on.

No shame in crying: we all do every time we hear/watch this scene. It's as tragic as any scene in opera. I subscribed.

This man was a world class singer and sadly lost to early. Good reaction to a powerful performer sis.

@GracieReacts

3 жыл бұрын

I love his performance

@tupac1971ever

3 жыл бұрын

He was 71, he wasn't in the 27 club, 71 isn't a young age.

@calumgordon1512

3 жыл бұрын

@@tupac1971ever and still a loss regardless of age you silly human. If that is what you are.

@calumgordon1512

3 жыл бұрын

@@tupac1971ever stay in tupac land mate. No idea about life you noddy.

@tupac1971ever

3 жыл бұрын

@@calumgordon1512 yeah a loss of life is a loss of life that's true, but it's also true that if a 5 year old dies they had a lot more potential to do stuff if they kept living than a 70+ year old died, take your pills grandpa

Omg, he is perfect

He was the consummate performer. He was a wonderful actor and singer. You could feel what he was feeling. He brought you in and you were transported. We miss him.

I guess Opera can talk so straight to your heart (if you have one) because is one of the most empathetic forms of art. I am so proud of being part of humanity when I witness such deep emotional reactions to BEAUTY. No need to say sorry for your tears: everyone cries sooner or later while listening to Pavarotti. It just proves that you are really HUMAN 💓

I also cried. It was really emotional and really connects with you. Everybody knows how is to put a nice face and you feel like you one to disappear. Thank you for your reaction. Greatings from Lima, Peru.

Your facial reaction to the heartbreaking drama in this aria is beautiful.

Luciano Pavarotti ❤️🇮🇹 This is why I am proud of my family’s heritage. Our beautiful language for all to hear.

Don't worry about crying, we are crying too. If he made you cry, he did it good, right?

The show must go on, Inside my heart is breaking My makeup may be flaking But my smile, still, stays on.... 😢

Luciano Pavarotti the incredible italian tenor!!

Queen, especially Freddie Mercury, adore this music. They use kind off sample from this in its a hard life song

@lorenzopinto7948

3 жыл бұрын

He was mad about.

Very powerful...especially in the context of the opera.

I`d totally forgotten this piece of music so thanks for reminding me.

To listen to an aria in a live show is one thing (Nessun Dorma w/an orchestra). To actually EXPERIENCE it, in the performance... will make you weep. It grabs your heart and never lets go. Bless your tears ♥

One of the strengths of Opera, one that is mostly forgotten, is that it´s written about relatable stuff, about LIFE. We all cry, because we can relate to it. Some people made Opera look as if it was an "élite thing", but it´s not. It is absolutely about the poor people, also because artists in the past where often poor themselves. We should all remember this, and that´s a thing I´m grateful for, that in countries like for example Germany or Italy everyone can afford at least going to the Opera once in a while (it´s not expensive at all).

This is an awesome aria from the opera " I Pagliacci " from Leoncavallo. The vocal climax starting at 4:15 is just breath taking and emotionally overwhelming. If this piece of opera doesn't emotionally move you, you are unfortunately missing an important pleasure in life. Only the master and legend Pavarotti , could bring it like this. What a voice , what an actor and what a passion. The best Lyrical Tenor ever. No doubt about that. And I am sure that sooner or later, a sensitive soul like ​mks will appreciate this as well.

You have GREAT Taste!!! 50 years i been listening to him!!! i was 3 when i asked my mom to play the man for me mommy.

Thanks for not interrupting the video

iIalian Opera is all about emotion and how real people react in real situations. quintessential verismo opera.

crying for beauty is divine

Amazing how that second 'Ridi Pagliaccio' gets to you. I always cry; watching you, trebled the flow!!! x

Beautiful voice

Love the reaction! - You felt it in your soul and that's what great music does, especially when delivered by the incomparable Luciano - Bravo!!!!

Your reaction is purely beautiful

You understand. You totally understand I Pagliacci. That was a beautiful reaction.

Who needs rap music when we have the finest music such as this. Sung by many great tenors over the last 100 years.

@Hairysteed

3 жыл бұрын

As a non-listener of rap music, Rap or rhythimcally accentuated poetry is a totally different form of art. Unfortunately nowadays a huge part of it has been commercialized.

@bobthabuilda1525

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hairysteed Agreed. Rap can be genuinely beautiful, but like most genres nowadays, that's not what you're going to hear via mainstream sources.

The great story behind this song is that Luciano plays the clown and Vestia La Giubba means on the the show even though he knows his wife his been cheating on him.. Ridi Pagliacci means everybody laugh at me.even though my heart is breaking. It makes me also cry.

@primia1

3 жыл бұрын

Vesti la Giubba means put on the costume

@primia1

3 жыл бұрын

Vesti la giubba- put on the costume Ridi pagliacco- laugh clown

If you want to cry a little bit more give a chance to "e lucevan le stelle", no matter how many times I listen it always gives me goosebumps. Always.

@stefanrouyer3431

2 жыл бұрын

have you heard Di Stefano sing it?

@KoiuWar

2 жыл бұрын

@@stefanrouyer3431 Gosh, what a revelation!

@gramethyst2920

Жыл бұрын

I second this, e lucevan le stelle is my lifelong favorite aria

@livrowland171

Жыл бұрын

​@@stefanrouyer3431I just listened to the live one where the La Scala audience asked him to repeat it. That one is pretty great

Guagliò , si sentono sotto li parenti tua....statte accuorta . 🤟🏻From Italy. 🍝

Luciano ci manca tanto in Italia,e tu sei davvero sensibile. Ciao,Andrea.

The second pronunce is correct. Luciano reachs the deep of our Hearts with his voice. Grazie Marstro and the thanks for your genuine and vero emozional reaction

Love you Gracie - the bits which got you are the same as the ones that get me.

Thanks Gracie. I had a brother this song used to moved him and made him cry, sadly he passed in 2006, your video brought back my memories of him

@GracieReacts

2 жыл бұрын

🥺🥺🥺 I'm sorry for your loss

... this is the power of Great Music ... the one with a capital M !!! .... beautiful video congratulations !!! Walter

Brilliant! Love Vesti la giubba

Best singer and tenor of the world and a very sensual hearing woman.

@tanino111

3 жыл бұрын

Mi dispiace contraddirti. Ma per me il migliore di sempre rimane Franco Corelli. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJiazZuEqavLZrQ.html&ab_channel=IlgruppoDiDocci

You are so beautiful and have such a beautiful soul! I cry just like you when I hear this song ❤️

La tua commozione e pari al l'interpretazione di Pavarotti.🙏🎼

You are very sensitive. I love you. Thanks.

He also makes me cry, such a performance. Great reaction I suscribe you

The MASTER at work ......

Thanks for this

I subscribed to your channel it's obvious that you are a speacial person for reacting to this...

I think the translation has handled the material pretty well... sometimes it does not pay to be literal, and you have to do some adaptation. Thumbs up from me!! As for your reaction, I loved it. So emotional it made me shed a tear too. A good feeling!!

Thank u for your reaction..... 😘

Oh yes, the Pavarotti effect: cry.

Браво МАЭСТРО ЛЮБЛЮ ВАС ЛУЧАНО

Awesome reaction...tanti saluti dall'Italia...

The GOAT!

This piece is taken from a show called I Pagliacci. The show involves a traveling group of performers who have stopped in a little village for a performance. At this point in the show Canio, a performer, has just discovered that his wife has been unfaithful. He now prepares himself to act in a comedy as the devastation about this news sinks in.

Saludos desde Uruguay buena voz no es para cualquiera. ❤❤❤👍✌👌😌

@GracieReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Hiiii

The even more moving thing is that the inspiration of the opera "i Pagliacci" is taken from a true news story that happened in the composer's country, in Calabria (southern Italy), in fact Leoncavallo's father, a judge, presided as magistrate over the criminal investigation. As an Italian, born in the same region of Pavarotti, I am proud that the Opera is also appreciated by young people and I am touched by your emotion, thank you very much.

I was crying with you baby 🥰🥰

Pavarotti il più grande di sempre❤️

There's quite a bit of errors in the translation here...The message comes across but not really in the right way. It should be translated more like if it was a poem, there are some allegories (is that how you spell it?) of course, and some of the italian words (or slang?) cannot be accurately translated cause language barrier, but it still feels a bit wrong. Nevertheless i'm glad more people outside of italy came to appreciate Pavarotti's work

@davidedimarco25

3 жыл бұрын

@Marie Whitbread A singer IS an artist, every profession that requires to express one's feelings and emotions can be considered as artistic; By drawing, writing, sculpting, acting AND singing, whatever. And of course people loved and still love his work, his art was his work and his work was his art. Ever heard the expression "a work of art?". Are you trying to be the smart one in the room with your comment? I mean it's not totally wrong but..It isn't totally right either lol

@livrowland171

Жыл бұрын

It's not bad, translations don't have to be literal and no transition captures every nuance perfectly. I thought it gave the meaning quite well

Great reaction 👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽💕💕🎶🎶

@GracieReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙈

Damn. Watching her cry I did too.

You cry we cry... everybody cry When you must smile smile smile (like a clown on the stage) but inside you are suffering for love...

@GracieReacts

3 жыл бұрын

You get it 🥺

I like you, from Italy.

amazing master

This is Opera: you live it's joy, pain, sorrow, greed, hate, jealousy, you are involved in the story ...... You are involved.

A Masterpiece from Ruggiero Leoncavallo beuatifully perform by one of the top 3 Opera Singerso of all time

The translation is a bit off but... it got to you.

the sad part of this is that such a large part of the population has never experienced this great music. When i was in high school we attended a class called music appreciation and was exposed to this music and i can trace my love of this to that time. Our schools don;t expose students to classics any more to the detriment of society.

Empathy is wonderful . Jesus loves that . Pavarotti brings us to the heights of our souls . Blessings in His certain Guarantee of unending life John 3:16

There is nothing wrong with crying hearing this arie

You would love opera!

I may not know the words he is speaking, but I feel the pain he is singing. That is a great singer.that is Opera

Tears Is but only another choice of laughter. Us theater clowns need to stick together.

It's pronounced jubba, and vesti la giubba means, "wear the jacket". It's brutal how men have to pretend they're not dying inside when the woman they love doesn't care, or you feel that you're not enough, even when they like you.

amazing ♥♥♥ ♥♥♥ ♥♥♥ ♥♥♥

Se ha pianto con l’esecuzione di Pavarotti, ascolti quella di Del Monaco o di Masini o di Gigli o di Caruso

Bless you girl. Try his Che Gelida Manina from La Boheme

The Master

Actually, Gracie, I found myself touched with exactly the same stuff (at the same moments) as you. We seem to have the same sensitivity. How unusual. Take care.

What makes this more touching, is that this was Leoncavello's only success. Also, the story is true. Leoncavello's father was the magistrate where he lived, and the opera is based on the murder that took place in a travelling circus show, and was a crime of passion.

Try this "Luciano Pavarotti sing Caruso subs english"... Kiss from Italy 😊

GRACIE!!!!!!!!! You must see!!!!!!!!!! No, Pagliacciao Non Son. Italian and English subtitles, Mata Tosti. This is the closing song of the last act of the opera and you will not believe it! It means No! I am not a clown!

This is the story of an "Old days" Clown, someone who is paid for making people laugh and having fun. But at the same this man is feeling bad for love reasons but every night he must wear his clown costume and make people laugh, even though he is dying for his love for a woman.

Me saco lágrimas🥲

WE now know in your area there are a lot of "Gallinas" and a lot of orphans as well.

SAD SAD SAD BY ALL MEANS LIFE IS ABOUT LOVE SADNESS IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE

I like that you are open for a dramatic aria and think about the lyrics. Pavarotti loved the life and can also express happiness in his arias. Some more light arias and songs are for example: Donna non vidi mai, London, Hyde Park kzread.info/dash/bejne/npxhxrZuYbfXhJM.html La Girometta, New York, Central Park kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6Nh1sh9qcK8YJc.html La Serenata, New York, Central Park kzread.info/dash/bejne/YoeN2aaPp9WXhJs.html Notte è piscatore, Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli, Modena, his hometown in Italy - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dGZ915WOoJu6fLQ.html Santa Lucia, Pavarotti and Giorgia, Modena - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dqSoxZuBnN2weto.html

Nose quien actúa más si Pavarotti o esta chica

only a stone cold stone heart is immune to the stendahl's that this elicits.

You should check out CORE NGRATO sung by Pavarotti. Incredible.

If you had not cried, Pavarotti didn't do his job.

Listen to John Vickers’ performance of this aria..

😭😭😭😭

Try Brian Stokes Mitchell singing "this almost was Mine" from the concert version of South Pacific.

I was crying looking at u.

GTA LCS brought me here

If you liked this scene, check out “Pagliaccio non son.” There is a version of the scene done by Pavarotti on KZread. It goes with this scene and is the culmination of the opera.