Italian Tenor Luciano Pavarotti Died in 2007

He had an illustrious performing career as a soloist or as one of the “Three Tenors,” with Plácido Domingo and José Carreras

Italian operatic tenor Luciano Pavarotti is renowned as one of the greatest bel canto opera singers of the 20th century. His voice was celebrated for its pure tone even in the highest register. His concerts, recordings, and television appearances, which showcased his vibrant personality, earned him a broad and devoted following.

In 1968, he made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera and from 1971 he was a regular performer there. Among his many prizes and awards were five Grammy Awards and a Kennedy Center Honor in 2001.

He passed away from pancreatic cancer – aged 71.

LUCIANO PAVAROTTI | 'LA DONNA È MOBILE' FROM THE MOVIE DEPICTION OF RIGOLETTO | VERDI