Il Volo: Radio2 Social Club

16/02/2014

Photos: RaiTV - Original Audio: RaiTV

Il Volo on Occupy, Deejay TV

DeeJay TV interviewed Il Volo in Milan, Italy. To see complete interview go to deejay.it/

Gianluca Ginoble, from Roseto to the Madison Square Garden

I have to confess, sometimes you don't pinch yourself to make sure you are not dreaming? 
It all happened quickly, in four to five years, the greedy and so you think you're dreaming of, for example, when we're on tour and see all those fans who are waiting in airports and outside the hotels. I often say to my father, but do you realize what happened and there? I believe, however, that he was a humble person, same as always, attached to family values.

The audience, fans, journalists. See all the exciting aspect of your experience success, money, luck of traveling the world and always come through the front door. But what are the things which are not seen and perhaps weigh too much? 
From outside it seems all roses and out, however, is difficult though ... I like it. When you feel tired in the evening and then have to get up at three in the morning because maybe you have to go get a plane, but ... I like it. It's because I'm young, I'm 18 maybe is a little more difficult to dad  (laughs). Do you think a day in the morning we woke up at 7 and we were in Orlando, Florida, more in the afternoon we went to Charlotte and evening in New York. Three cities in the United States in 12 hours. Or, another time in three days we wre in Los Angeles, Berlin and Miami ... It's not all rosy as it may seem, you are in a completely different world. But despite the difficulties, which do exist, and difficult aspects, I'm lucky, I have had the experiences that I made me grow quickly, a different life, I remain in a  country. I learned Spanish, English, everyday know new people ...

Il Volo to take flight in Pittsburgh

 Gianluca Ginoble couldn’t hold back his emotions when he first met Barbra Streisand.
“I was crying like a baby,” Ginoble said. “It was unforgettable. Barbra Streisand is a legend.”
Ginoble was more than just some lucky fan who happened to score a backstage meet-and-greet.
The Italian teenager is part of the pop-opera trio Il Volo, which were chosen to warm up audiences for Streisand on her autumn 2012 tour.
That assignment and other high-profile appearances in a three-year span have elevated Il Volo to the status of U.S. concert headliners.
On Wednesday, Ginoble, 18, and his fellow Il Volo members — Piero Barone, 20, and Ignazio Boschetto, 18 — will showcase their vocal talents as the main event at Heinz Hall.
Nikki Yanofsky, a 19-year-old jazz-pop singer and star in her native Canada, will open the show.
For most Pittsburgh area fans, it will be the first time seeing Il Volo in person.
“Though we’ve been to Pittsburgh,” said Ginoble, recalling the trio’s on-air appearance at WQED-TV (Channel 13) during a pledge break promotion. “We’re very happy and excited to be coming back to Pittsburgh. We really loved that city.”

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: "Placido Domingo told us he was our number one fan"

"I listen to Placido Domingo since I was five years old and now is that he listens to us," says the tenor of Il Volo, Gianluca Ginoble.

Gianluca Ginoble insured -via telephone from Abruzzo- that in April, he will return to Venezuela with his peers Ignazio Boschetto and Piero Barone, who complete the Italian trio Il Volo lyrical pop. Gianluca promises the [17]-year tenor, will sing some of the songs of We are love, which released the group album in November.
The recording plate has some strong collaborations, as the Spanish tenor Placido Domingo in Il theme song and the performer Cosi Italian Eros Ramazzotti. Moreover, the young, still retains a cassette of legendary tenor Luciano Pavarotti, said that they also recorded a theme with Mexican singer Belinda.

-So far have shown no songs written by you. Will you at some point?
-On the new album we have only four versions and I think there are eight original songs, which we intervene in the process of composition. As for our own songs, Ignazio and I wrote some very nice things, let's see if they go on the next album.

While recording Il Canto with Placido Domingo, Did he say to you something memorable?
-Remembering that day excites me. I listen to Placido Domingo since I was five years old and now it turns out he listens to us. He said he was delighted with our voices since we started. Also, it was our number one fan. We can say: "Placido Domingo is our number one fan".