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An intimate chat with Il Volo

The trio is in Argentina and in an exclusive interview with Pilar, they tell us all about their career, their visit to the country and their fans. Find out about the intimacies they had to say.

Il Volo singing with Flor (La Pelu) 
Il Volo singing on LaPelu" (bad quality) 

Il Volo Cover One Direction's 'Little Things'

From a U.K. boy band to an Italian one! Il Volo covered One Direction‘s Ed Sheeran-penned ballad ‘Little Things’ for their PBS concert — and boy is it dreamy.

While there are only three members of Il Volo, as opposed to five members of 1D, two fewer voices didn’t lessen the impact of the emotionally weighty song.

Swoon!

The Il Volo boys sang the track while seated on the edge of the stage, lending even further intimacy. They are tenors and a baritone, so their rendition was deeper and a bit more emotive. But the verdict is in — we love their version and 1D’s original.

The trio Il Volo aims to have the caliber of Andrea Bocelli

The Italian trio said he was excited to return to the Island with his concert on October 27 and see his "beautiful" fans.

"We want to be in the same category as Andrea Bocelli, he has done everything. It's great. It is not easy, it would be a dream, "expressed by members of the trio Il Volo.

The trio, consisting of Piero Barone, Gianluca Ginoble, Ignazio Boschetto, received a standing ovation last Thursday at the Latin Billboard Awards Awards when they presented a tribute to José José, in which their voices were the stars of the night.

Piero Barone explained that "singing in the Latin Billboard Awards was an unforgettable experience because we had a nomination, and sing to José José, Prince of Song, and then see the standing ovation was incredible."

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.

Il Volo: We have no time to fall in love

Filled with joy, because they'll perform on Sunday October 27 on concert at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, the members of IL Volo came to the island to present its production "Mas Que Amor".

Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble, who make up the talented Italian trio, said they "will be different because we will change the whole scenario, we want to bring the orchestra and other repertoire".

Piero said that "we're going to have so much fun, because now we know the people of Puerto Rico. We know what the public Puerto Rico want ... it is very hot, very difficult because in the beginning of the concert must understand what they want. But, now we know what they want. "

Video: Italian trio are in Puerto Rico

Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble, the great voices of Il Volo, make it very clear since they are known. Music is not an accessory or a passing phase of enjoying in their present. They feel like their life and well talk about it.

Il Volo is faithful to love

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.