Mario Lanza - Che gelida manina download song

In 1949, the 28-year-old tenor’s rendition of Che Gelida Manina from La Bohème was voted Operatic Recording of the year by the U.S. National Critics Association. Lanza was to reprise that song in the film The Great Caruso. Lanza’s voice was a perfectly placed lirico spinto of extended range (low A to high D) with a luscious baritone quality, which made him sound oh, so masculine (unlike most modern tenors whose voices are shrill, weak, or strained). Mario could sing through all three registers effortlessly, without conspicuous gear change. His voice was big, it was resonant, it was beautiful. With a richer, clearer, sweet, lyrical voice full of emotion, Mario Lanza touched the heart. I love him so much!!

The greatest tenor that ever lived by me

No one can match Mario Lanza BeautifulTenor Voice !!! Hi is one of my favourite singer !!!

My father loved him great singer he was

even if mario is good , Corelli is better !

People That Put On Dislike They Dont Nothing About Music And Great Voices ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!! Mario Lanza Was And Still Is The Greatest Tenor Voice Together With Enrico Caruso!!

This is why I idolised Mario Lanza when I was a child in the 1950s. He was not regarded in some (snobbish?) circles as a singer of quality but a presenter of a radio programme about opera who did know about quality played this recording and said that rarely had the aria been sung so well. "Nuff said.

great movie.i pray the people who took his life rot in hell foever.

This is one of the better Lanza clips I have heard. He goes with much less fromage than his usual

i was born and raised in south philly and when mario died i went to his viewing and the line of people went all around the city block to the funeral home. much loved and missed.