The South American tour is coming to an end and these are the last three dates after a truly fantastic run of talent and audience participation.

Here are our guys upon arrival at the airport.

March 23   Argentina

The concert was in Buenos Aires at the Movistar Arena.

Before the concert.

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Movistar Arena released these videos with these words:
“Il Volo, on a night to remember, gives us their version of “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” ✨ ”

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Movistar Arena: “When the night was already special, “Hallelujah” started playing ✨”

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Movistar Arena: “From Italy to the Arena. An evening full of emotion, classics, and standing ovations. 🇮🇹✨ Il Volo with O Sole Mio”

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IL MONDO

Speech at the concert which I translate for you.

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PIERO = What a pleasure it is to be here! We did a show in October, and when we returned to Italy, they called us from Argentina and told us we had to come back, so we came back again. Thank you!

It’s a great honor for us to be here on this world tour because, as you know, we’re celebrating 17 years together, and this is thanks to your support from the very beginning, when the three of us started singing together. Thank you.

GIANLUCA = It’s truly a great honor to be able to bring you the beautiful singing we started singing when we were 14 or 15 years old in 2009.

And this is a dream because we’ve been here at Long Tennis, then Gran Rex, then Luna Park (all places where they’ve held concerts), and now twice at the Movistar Arena. It’s a great honor, a thrill, one of the greatest thrills of our lives, with all our love for Argentina. It’s a pleasure as a person and as an artist, and an honor to sing for all of you. Thank you so much, and have a great concert everyone.

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A nice article by ANSA LATINA that I will translate for you.

Il Volo brought home to Argentina, Italian music and various artists

The lyrical trio passed through Buenos Aires in the country of its world tour, next in Chile

The Italian operatic trio Il Volo returned to Argentina to continue their 17th anniversary celebration with a sold-out performance at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, as part of their international “World Tour.” Their show combined a repertoire that included pieces from the “Italian cultural heritage” and tributes to figures such as Ennio Morricone, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and Leonard Cohen. In a record-breaking return—less than six months after their last visit—Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto, and Gianluca Ginoble surprised the audience with the first live performance of “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” which unleashed the most intense ovation of the night and concluded with the three singers unfurling the Argentine flag on stage.

Backed by an orchestra of about 30 musicians, the evening began with the Neapolitan classic “O Sole Mio,” immortalized by Luciano Pavarotti, and continued with epic pieces such as “The Gladiator” and “Granada.” Beyond the vocal performance, the audience appreciated the chemistry between the performers and the relaxed tone of the presentation: between songs, the artists exchanged jokes and anecdotes that enlivened the show. “Seventeen years together is longer than many marriages,” joked Boschetto, before pointing out that the key to the group is “respect, loyalty, and, of course, love.” “We love each other very much,” added Ginoble, eliciting a prolonged ovation.

One of the most moving moments was the tribute to Ennio Morricone, including his celebrated theme “Sé” from the film “Nuovo Cinema Paradiso.” The repertoire continued with versions of “My Way” by Frank Sinatra and “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, a song during which the trio invited the audience to turn on their phone flashlights, completely illuminating the venue. The trio, winners of multiple platinum records and international awards such as the Sanremo Festival, also included in their setlist the famous aria from Rigoletto “La Donna è Mobile,” “Funiculì Funiculà,” a song that brought the entire audience to their feet, and Zucchero’s classic “Miserere.”

In the two-hour recital, the closing was marked by the trio’s characteristic vocal power, performing songs from their album “Ad Astra” such as “Opera” and “Capolavoro”, followed by their hit “Grande amore” and “Il mondo”.

The final farewell came with “Nessun Dorma,” the closing aria from Giacomo Puccini’s opera Turandot, which brought the entire audience to its feet. After their performance in the Argentine capital, Il Volo will continue their international tour on March 27 in San Francisco de Mostazal, Chile, before continuing with a series of shows in various cities across the United States.

March 25   Córdoba

The concert was in the Plaza de la Musica.

MY WAY

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A nice mix released by “Plaza della Musica”

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TORNA A SURRIENTO

DI QUELLA PIRA

CARUSO

MISERERE

OPERA

HALLELUIAH

March 27   CHILE

The concert was in Mostazal at the Gran Arena Monticello.

Our guys are arriving in Chile.

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Mix released by Arena Monticello.

CAPOLAVORO

Final

A special on Il Volo aired on Chilean TV on T13.

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Swing Management, the concert organizer, wrote:

“Today wasn’t just a concert… it was an experience you could feel. ✨

Soaring voices, impeccable staging, and an audience that lived up to a simply unforgettable evening. 🙌🏻

From the heart of @granarenamonticello, we experienced a show that reminded us why live music is everything. 🌹Thank you for being part of this magical evening with @ilvolomusic.”

A night that doesn’t explain, if you feel.🌹

@ilvolomusic o llegó al @granarenamonticello y lo convirtió en algo más que un concierto. 🎤🤩 There was emotion from the first note, constant chicken sound and an audience completely entertained by three voices that simply were at another level.

Because there are shows… and there are nights that they want. And this, without doubt, was one of them.

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And Gran Arena Monticello wrote:

“🎶✨ A night full of emotion and great voices was experienced at the Grande Arena Monticello with Il Volo.
The Italian trio captivated the audience with their impressive talent and a repertoire that thrilled everyone in attendance.❤️👏

Thank you for being part of this unforgettable concert 🎤✨

¡Scapa un Monticello! 🥳🎉”

And so, the last concert in South America has come to an end, and everything went flawlessly, with the participation of so many people who wanted to have fun and feel united by one thing: music!

Congratulations, guys, and now a quick trip home to rest before starting the U.S. tour, where you’re eagerly awaited.

See you soon: Daniela 🤗

 

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