Luciano Pavarotti has spoken about the death of his baby son - and revealed how his religious faith has been tested by the loss. The world-famous tenor and his partner Nicoletta Mantovani were ...

Opera maestro Luciano Pavarotti will tonight belt out the Welsh terrace chant Delilah - in Italian. The world-renowned tenor will perform it at his annual charity concert in his hometown of Modena ...

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Luciano Pavarotti (1935-2007) is recognised as one of the most popular classical artists in the history of the recording industry. Born in Modena, Italy in 1935, Luciano’s first musical experience was ...

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