Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble promote the album "Mas Que Amor" and will be presented in concert on October 27 at the Coliseo of Puerto Rico.
True to his affections, his feet firmly on the ground, without being seduced by fame and grateful to have live their dream as teenagers. Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble, members of Il Volo, who are visiting the Island for promoting their new album "Mas Que Amor" in prelude to their return in concert at Coliseo of Puerto Rico, October 27.
"We are following a dream, we are not a product" established Ignazio 18, who has lost 75 pounds, about the motivation of the group.
Ginoble, the youngest of the trio and who recently turned 18, explained the importance of keeping in touch with their families daily and not to leave their youthful essence.
"Either by Skype or phone we have communication. I have a little brother, age 12, who would like to play video games with me all day," the baritone illustrated the difficulty of distance, especially when they are based on Los Angeles, California and their families lie in Italy.
"They'll keep your feet on the ground", illustrated Barone, 19, who like any young boy, "I like disco, 'party', but we are also very responsible and careful with out voices too."
The polyglot of Il Volo hace been singing in Spanish, English, French, German and Italian, a new language is not in the picture. "Listening to us in Mandarin would be weird," joked Gianluca, who claimed to be "very faithful" in love.
The recent music material of the group debuted at number one and two rungs 'Latin Pop Album' and 'Latin Album' chart.
"Mas Que Amor", produced by Humberto Gatica and Tony Renis Torpedine Michele, includes "Constantemente Mia" by the Mexican Belinda, a version of "Asi" with Eros Ramazzotti and "Il Canto" with tenor Placido Domingo, and a cover of "Beautiful Day" by U2 and a Spanish version of "I Do not Want To Miss A Thing" named "Nuestro Amor", among others.
Although depart on Tuesday bound for Argentina, expect to enjoy Puerto Rican beaches.
In their return to the Coliseum in Puerto Rico, on October 27, they said it "will be wonderful" and a chance to deliver a more varied repertoire, but attached to their lyric pop.
Source: vocero
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