Following their highly successful sold-out performances at the Athens Conservatoire, the beloved Italian Tenors are returning to Athens to extend the magic of love with a romantic concert titled “That’s Amore.” The performance is scheduled for Monday, February 16, at the Pallas Theater.
A Celebration of Love and Italian Emotion
Evans Tonon, Luca Sala, and Bruno Almeida will once again meet their audience for an evening dedicated to love, passion, and authentic Italian sentiment. “That’s Amore” is described as a musical celebration of love, featuring iconic Italian love songs that have touched generations and accompanied countless heartfelt stories. Melodies filled with romance, nostalgia, and intensity will come alive on stage, creating an ideal atmosphere for those who love and those who wish to love.
Repertoire Featuring Global Hits and Beloved Classics
The repertoire will include global hits, beloved Italian canzonettas, well-known arias, and symbolic love songs, ranging from “Caruso” and “Con Te Partirò” to the timeless “Volare.” Each performance by the three tenors is an experience, as they combine a high level of musicality, theatricality, and lively interaction with the audience, always delivered with humor and their characteristic Italian temperament.
International Acclaim and Powerful Performances
With appearances in major opera houses and theaters worldwide and an international career spanning over thirteen years, Luca Sala, Bruno Almeida, and Evans Tonon are celebrated for their vocal power and stage presence, captivating audiences from the first to the last note.
Concert Details
- When: Monday, February 16
- Start Time: 9:00 PM
- Ticket Presale: more.com
- Pallas Theater: Voukourestiou 5, Athens
This concert promises to be a memorable evening for all lovers of Italian music and romantic melodies, further solidifying The Italian Tenors’ connection with their Greek audience.
Source: https://www.newsbeast.gr/entertainment/music/arthro/12859490/the-italian-tenors-oi-tenoroi-apo-tin-italia-epistrefoun-stin-athina-gia-mia-mousiki-giorti-tou-erota
