"Ensayo" Edition remastered and definitive from one of the most significant productions of its catalog. Recorded in Madrid, 1972, with the Madrid Chamber Orchestra directed by Enrico Pessina, the protagonist needs no introduction.
Considered the best Verdian tenor of recent times, Carlo Bergonzi, at the peak of his career, he performs ten Neapolitan songs, by their vehement and even dramatic character, is not far away from the world of opera. Recognized and critically acclaimed this recording deserved a "Diapason d'or" award in 1999.
The 28-page booklet includes all the lyrics of the themes and an extensive notes signed by musicologist Giangiorgio Satragni in five languages: Spanish, Italian, English, French and German.