Luciano Pavarotti died 17 years ago today. This is an opportunity to take a closer look at this famous Italian tenor, particularly his surprising house, located near his hometown of Modena.
Luciano Pavarotti is one of the greatest tenors of all time (many still cover his songs today). This Friday, September 7, it was 17 years to the day that he passed away. The Italian died in his home in Modena, “ua red building with green shutters running over two floors“, as detailed by our colleagues at Full Lifein one of their articles.
“Nearby, a high-voltage line, fields of ripe wheat, a highway and the smell of horse manure emanating from the stud farm…“, they added, in order to emphasize the simplicity of this place. The decoration is also astonishing, beyond being symbolic: “In display cases, objects tell of his superstitions: the handkerchief he squeezed to control his hand movements and relax; the talisman nails he always hid in his pocket because he had found some on stage when he was starting out and attributed his good fortune to them. All over the walls, colorful paintings remind us that the artist had developed a passion for handling tubes and palettes after playing a painter in Tosca.”
Luciano Pavarotti’s house, his widow Nicoletta turned it into a museum
The soul of the Bel Canto ace therefore still seems omnipresent in this house, which, as a reminder, has been transformed into a museum. This is also what our colleagues at RTL have observed,…
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