This sensational kids’ choir performance of Andrea Bocceli’s timeless hit will make your heart soar
Andrea Bocelli enthusiasts declared that these gifted youngsters possess angelic voices when performing his classic track "Con Te Partirò". The renowned Italian vocalist uploaded an orchestral rendition featuring a children's choir, which rapidly gained popularity online for obvious reasons. The Teatro Regio Torino Children's Chorus delivered divine vocals on this piece, showcasing their remarkable abilities. The principal singer Valentina Escobar demonstrates extraordinary skill, and the heartfelt performance by her and the choir creates a profound emotional impact. Their voices blend beautifully with the Budapest Art Orchestra, creating a robust musical arrangement. We always appreciate Andrea Bocelli's work and enjoy this unique celebration of his famous song.
The final segment of "Con Te Partirò", when the orchestra intensifies, is truly splendid, with the children rising to the challenge to provide a powerful conclusion. Viewers adored the performance, commenting: "I'll use this as my morning alarm. It feels like waking up to angels!" and "These angelic voices create perfect harmony. The orchestra complements the singers wonderfully. This music touches my ears and heart. I wish I could watch this group perform live. Your talents make me feel heaven."
Bocelli maximized the recording opportunity by also capturing his own studio performance of "Con Te Partirò" while the Budapest Art Orchestra was present. The Italian tenor brought genuine emotion to his rendition, culminating in a historic high note. He also enlisted the skilled singers of the Budapest Art Choir for his studio session, who added significant depth to the song's finale.
Bocelli launched "Con Te Partirò" on February 21, 1995, as a single from his second album Bocelli. Italian composers Francesco Sartori and Lucio Quarantotto created the music and lyrics, respectively. The song reached number one in Belgium and France, becoming one of the best-selling singles ever in France. Bocelli later re-recorded the song with Sarah Brightman under the title "Time to Say Goodbye." This duet achieved even greater success than the original, topping charts across Europe and receiving multiple Platinum certifications.
