Oh, boy – it’s Bocelli junior
NewsMatteo Bocelli, a student at the Conservatory of Lucca in Tuscany, has released his debut single.
He’s a baritone.
He has also co-written tracks for his father and appeared in his videos.
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I Love this song. Mattao its,so adictive.
Mattao your such a gifted man. Peace, love+happiness
I don’t think that we can have too many singers that bring such joy to people all over the world and the Bocelli Family does this. When I first heard Andrea sing, I just thought, “Oh, my God, who IS that?” I’ve been a fan ever since and now it just gets better!
I had the same reaction the first time I heard Andrea’s voice. I was an instant fan and got to see him live in 2000 after completing my radiation treatment for breast cancer. It was April 11th three months before I went through a mastectomy. It’s funny how my introduction to this wonderful singer marks so many painful memories but it’s the singer who makes the memories livable. He also sang with, Veronica Berti who would become his wife. What a treat to hear him live.
I’m just utterly speechless!
Oh dear…
It’s schlock, but I hope he makes LOTS of money!!
Thank you for winning me a fiver!
VERGOGNA! The real singers are spinning in their graves.
I’m wondering if the “headline” shouldn’t be reading “Oh joy…”?
I don’t want to be too hard on Mr Bocelli snr because he seems to be a likeable man who doesn’t make snide remarks about “regular” opera singers.
I have to say, though, that this performance leaves something to be desired.
Wonderful singer!
More like “Oh, dear.”
It is difficult to know which is worse -. the 1st grade piano playing, the insipid song composition or the pushed, zero-technique singing.
It seems that international music careers can now be made with little more than a handsome face and famous name.
Talent or artistry is clearly no longer a criterion.
Santa Cecilia must be ready to give up her patronage of the once noble Art.