Il Volo: Primera Hora Interview

The Italian pop opera trio Il Volo is in the island promoting the first album that made complete in Castilian.
Three normal young. Although they are close to 20 years, still have the roasting pan of adolescence and love to "stick fleece", but when they sing, prove to be truly virtuous.
The Italian pop opera trio Il Volo (Gianluca and Ignazio Boschetto Ginoble, both 18, and Piero Barone, 19) visited the Island for the third time to promote his album in Spanish Mas Que Amor, produced by Humberto Gatica, Tony Renis and Michele Torpedine.





The new album includes 13 songs, including Constantemente Mia single, a collaboration with Mexican singer Belinda, a version of Asi with Eros Ramazzotti, Il Canto, with tenor Placido Domingo, a cover of Beautiful Day, U2, and A Spanish version of I Do not Want To Miss A Thing, entitled Our Love.
"Recording with Placido Domingo was spectacular because it has always been our idol, and record with Eros Ramazzotti, too," said Piero, who confessed that in Puerto Rico, he likes the "girls".
Meanwhile, Gianluca explained the reasons to produce an album in Spanish. "First, we like to sing in Spanish and, second, because we have many fans," he said. "The greatest success was here in Latin America," he added.
He also said that sing with the same passion in Italian than in Spanish or any other language. "This genre is so international. It is an amazing genre, like pop, but is pop lyric. It's a genre that everyone hears, from America to New Zealand, "he said.
"We always hear songs in Spanish. It is a passion that we have, Latin music," insisted the fan of Frank Sinatra, Luis Miguel and Julio Iglesias, among others.
Ignazio, meanwhile, said they have never taken Spanish classes and I have learned on their own.
Although the three singers have their idols, Ignazio explained that his style is not influenced by any of them. "We are inspired by an artist in the way as we sing. We think our voice and singing reveal our personality, " he reiterated.
For musicians, one of the qualities of his group is that appeals to people of all ages. "This type of music they listen to a lot of adults, especially in the United States, in Europe. Many young people are beginning to listen. It's amazing that ... that three generations listen to Il Volo ... children, parents and grandparents, "said Gianluca, who hopes to continue singing the rest of his life.