Roberto Alagna was invited by Luciano Pavarotti to audition in Italy, leading to his participation and eventual win in the prestigious Pavarotti Competition.
Performer Biography
At just 25, Roberto Alagna debuted at La Scala in Milan as Alfredo in La Traviata, becoming the youngest soloist to perform a leading role at the iconic Italian opera house.
Performer Biography
Roberto Alagna's vocal calling was revealed after watching the film "Le Grand Caruso," which depicted the life of legendary Italian tenor Enrico Caruso.
Performer Biography
Roberto Alagna, born in 1963 to Sicilian parents in a Parisian suburb, was influenced by his family's passion for singing and his father's love for popular repertoire.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at AIR Studios and Abbey Road Studios in London in September 2014, with Yvan Cassar directing the London Orchestra.
Performer Biography
Roberto Alagna was awarded a Laurence Olivier d'Or by the Shakespeare Academy for his performance as Roméo at the Royal Opera House in London.
Performer Biography
At 16, Roberto Alagna began his professional career in famous Parisian cabarets, performing Neapolitan tarantellas with remarkable ease and virtuosity.
