It’s The Most Loved Song Ever Written, But When Andrea Bocelli Sings It? Straight CHILLS! (VIDEO)
Anyone who knows anything about music knows this man. Andrea Bocelli is arguably the best classical crossover tenor in history and has millions of sold albums to prove it. He can sing anything from operas to pop music but when the maestro of such class sings this legendary song, it’s something you can’t miss.
Personally, I’ve never heard him sing in English and it gives his voice the whole new dimension. I know some Elvis fans will disagree with me, but I can safely say I prefer this version to the original, it’s just that good. Check out this incredible live performance in the video down below!
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