Tribute to a Century Tenor

In 2025, Luciano Pavarotti would have turned 90. To mark this occasion, three tenors pay homage to their great idol with the arias and songs that made him famous - one hundred percent live and without microphones. The programme features works by Verdi, Puccini and Donizetti, as well as Italian songs: "Nessun dorma", "'O sole mio", "Caruso", "La donna è mobile", "Torna a Surriento", "E lucevan le stelle", "Funiculì, Funiculà", "Vesti la giubba", "Mamma", "Granada" and more.

The three singers come from Germany, Spain and Italy. Johannes Groß from Dortmund is the head and founder of German Tenors and is regarded by many as one of the last heroic tenors of our time. Oscar Marin hails from Barcelona, was a student of Montserrat Caballé and performs worldwide today, from Europe to China. Ricardo Marinello won the talent show "Das Supertalent" at just 18 years old, then pursued classical training and has recently gained attention for his lyrical tenor voice, including on TikTok.

More information about the concert and artists: www.lucianokonzerte.de