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Live broadast by RAI uno, Italian TV,
other protagonists: James Brown, Elisa, Augusto Enriquez Y
Su Mambo Band, Grace Jones, Gino Paoli, Raf, Lou Reed, Sting
and Zucchero. Each artist performed a solo plus a duet
with Pavarotti. All proceeds from Pavarotti & Friends
2002 ticket sales - alongside credit card donations made by
the public throughout the evening - will be presented
through the United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
(UNHCR) for medical, educational and water facilities to
benefit almost 80,000 Angolan refugees located in the camps
of Mayukwayukwa, Meheba and Ukwimi, in Zambia.
from the presses: L'Eco di
Bergamo, May 29,
2002 Pavarotti,
Zucchero and Bocelli arouse emotion with "Miserere." The award for the most
emotional moment of the evening at "Pavarotti & Friends,"
the ninth edition live on Raiuno from the Parco Novi Sad in Modena, goes
to "Miserere." The song, written by Zucchero in 1992, thinking
of a great tenor, launched Andrea Bocelli throughout the world: and this
evening for the first time the bluesman from the Valley of the Po had
the pleasure of performing it with two great tenors. The exceptional
trio enraptured the audience at Novi Sad. And it was actually to launch
"Miserere" that Zucchero convinced Pavarotti to organize the
first "Pavarotti & Friends." Bocelli, first to
remain alone on the stage to sing "Mille Lune, Mille Onde,"
referring to the very recent death of Pavarotti's father, stated,
"In such a difficult and delicate moment, Luciano wanted to be here
for you and for the children of Angola." translation:
M. Morgan
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