What if someone will ask you what exactly is your job? And you will just simply answer, “my job descriptions are: I am just the most successful tenor in the world, with the best selling classical album who received the longest applause ever (1h 30′)?” I wonder what the one who asked might feel?

Most of the roles he performed, and most of the recordings he made biggest-selling CD in classical music history. That’s the late Luciano Pavarotti, the most famous living operatic tenor. At his 70th birthday in 2005, most of the money he raised went to charities. That’s probably why he was the best-loved tenor.

Pavarotti was also dubbed the most successful tenor of all times. He is among the “most prominent legendary figures of the world.” This is the most exclusive distinction in the world! This award was given to individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary contribution to the world in their field.