Steff.B … Melodrama - From The Album: Cieli Di Toscana. In Cieli di Toscana, tenor Andrea Bocelli pays tribute to his Tuscan heritage through performances of a number of romantic Italian-language songs, old and new, which relate to the northern Italian region associated with high-quality olive oil and unspoiled, pristine coastline. As such, Cieli di Toscana proves a sort of Tuscan counterpart to Bocellis album of Neapolitan standards, Sentimento. While powerhouse producer Caterina Caselli Sugars arrangements are dated — they smack of the Europop sound of the 1980s — Bocellis voice has such a warm and lovable personality that it is impossible for him to rub the listener the wrong way. In these relatively simple songs, Bocelli draws on his operatic skills as a singer only very sparingly, applying vibrato to notes when he is in need of more power or a more secure sense of pitch. Most of Cieli di Toscana is done in a pure pop voice thats as clear and unpretentious as the olive oil produced by the region of which he is singing, and it is a joy to hear. Cieli di Toscana (in English, Skies of Tuscany) was a sales blockbuster in the E.U. upon its release in 2001, moving millions of units in only a few weeks and occupying the top spot on charts worldwide. The album is not a natural fit for American audiences, but it got a boost nonetheless in the United States through the appearance of the song Mil Lunas Mil Olas (Mille Lune Mille Onde) in the background of a television commercial. Of the popular albums that Bocelli has recorded, this one is probably the best so far, and certainly the one which is most accessible to American listeners. [This is the Spanish edition of the album.] ENJOY THIS TUNE !!!! https://youtube/watch?v=KqHS_3TQGx4
Posted on: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 11:04:31 +0000
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