Piero Barone, 19, Ignazio Boschetto, 18, and Gianluca Ginoble, 17, are tenors with privileged voices were released in 2009. Immediately managed to captivate today's generations classics in English, Spanish and Italian, which are impregnated his particular stamp. Now, the song Constantemente mía, the first single from his latest album "Más que amor", which goes on sale April 9. This involved the Mexican singer Belinda.
Piero spoke to Free Press by telephone from Italy, about this new material and his short but fruitful career.
Two years passed since its first production-award-winning Il Volo. How do they feel about their recent material?
We worked very hard on this album, which, we believe, is the most important of our careers, and we included a duet with Placido Domingo and another with Eros Ramazzotti. I really wanted to do something like that in a while.
How was your experience with Belinda?
It was very nice. She is a great artist, has a great voice and is beautiful. We weren't sure which song we would sing with her, but we decided on "Constantemente mía", and our voices were complemented perfectly. The song is very beautiful and the most romantic album.
How does it feel to have sung with Placido Domingo and Ramazzotti?
Singing with a recognized artist is always a dream. For us it is very important to convert the popular classical songs and what better to interpret with Placido, one of the best singers of the genre. If we fell in love with classical music, why will the world not fall for it too?
What have you changed in the last four years?
My life has completely changed from what I do, but not who I am. Although we spent a lot of time on tour, I talk to my family every night on the phone. That makes me not forget where I come from. You can give me expensive things, a car or whatever, but that's never going to replace my family.
Source: prensalibre
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