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This is an adaptation of words to the same tune. You can try an on-line translator for the literal meaning.
CHE BELLA COSA È NA IURNATA 'E SOLE
N'ARIA SERENA DOPPO NA TEMPESTA!
PE' LL'ARIA FRESCA PARE GIÀ NA FESTA...
CHE BELLA COSA NA JURNATA 'E SOLE
When I first saw you with your smile so tender
my heart was captured, my soul surrendered.
I spent a lifetime waiting for the right time
now that you're near the time is here at last!
CHORUS
MA N'ATU SOLE CHIÙ BELLO OI NÈ
O SOLE MIO STA 'NFRONTE A TE!
O SOLE O SOLE MIO
STA 'NFRONTE A TE
STA 'NFRONTE A TE
It's now or never come hold me tight
kiss me my darling, be mine tonight.
Tomorrow will be too late
it's now or never
my love won't wait.
QUANNO FA NOTTE E 'O SOLE SE NE SCENNE
ME VENE QUASE' NA MALINCUNIA
SOTTO A FENESTA TOIA RESTARRIA
QUANNO FA NOTTE E 'O SOLE SE NE SCENNE
Just like a willow we would cry an ocean
if we lost true love and sweet devotion.
Your lips excite me let your arms invite me,
for who knows when we'll meet again this way.
What else can I help you with?
Pavarotti 1980 Grammy Award Song?
Luciano Pavarotti (Bologna Orchestra) - O Sole Mio (Favorite Neapolitan Songs) which was nominated and won.
What is the traditional song of Venetian gondoliers?
You are probably thinking of the (Barcarolle) lit Boat or barge carol) which was written by the German or Austrian composer Offenbach! It was as I recall the theme song of the Operetta (Tales of Hoffmann). Song is not of Italian origin. For that matter the song (O Sole Mio) which dates to l9ll, while recorded famously by Caruso-is NOT by any stretch of the imagination an Operatic aria! People still say- that song from the Opera- O Sole Mio! sorry Enrico.
In the the last emperor Valentino Garavani What is the name of the song played at the end of the runway show?
O mio babino caro from the Opera Gianni Schichi by Giacomo Puccini
Who sang O Mio Babbino Caro in Valentino The Last Emperor?
I believe it was Miriam Gauci (courtesy of Naxos of America). She is a soprano from Malta.
What is the synopsis of the song 'O del mio dolce ardor'?
That the singer breathes the same air as his beloved and that love paints her image wherever he looks lead him to search, call, hope and sigh for her is the synopsis of the aria O del mio dolce ardor!Specifically, the composer is Raniero de' Calzabigi (1714-1795). The lyricist is Christoph Willibald Ritter von Gluck (1714-1787). It occurs in the opera Paride ed Elena ("Paris and Helen") of 1770.
When was 'O Sole Mio created?
'O Sole Mio was created in 1898.
What actors and actresses appeared in O sole mio - 1929?
The cast of O sole mio - 1929 includes: Charles Picton
What are the ratings and certificates for O sole mio - 1946?
O sole mio - 1946 is rated/received certificates of: Sweden:15
What is the meaning of O Sole Mio?
O sole mio is an Italian phrase which when translated into English means my sunshine. There is a popular Italian song, O Sole Mio, which has been covered by artists such as Tony Bennett and Luciano Pavarotti.
What actors and actresses appeared in O sole mio - 2006?
The cast of O sole mio - 2006 includes: Klaudia Schmidt as Carolina
Who translated o sole mio?
HUNGARIAN
What are the ratings and certificates for O sole mio - 1960?
O sole mio - 1960 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:K-8 West Germany:6 (nf)
What are the release dates for I'm the Law - 1953 O Sole Mio 1-14?
I'm the Law - 1953 O Sole Mio 1-14 was released on: USA: 15 May 1953
Luciano Pavarotti what song did he win a Grammy for in 1980?
O Sole Mio
What actors and actresses appeared in O Sole Mio - 2013?
The cast of O Sole Mio - 2013 includes: Richard Ashley as Antonio Peter Burrows as Chef Guido Hannah Cauchi as Maria Martin Foreman as Mike Vauxhall Jermaine as Terry
What are the release dates for O sole mio - 1946?
O sole mio - 1946 was released on: Italy: 7 January 1946 Sweden: 12 March 1948 France: 26 May 1948 USA: 27 January 1950 Portugal: 26 August 1953
Which opera includes the aria 'O Sole Mio'?
The aria "O Sole Mio" is not actually from an opera, but rather from a Neapolitan song written in 1898 by Eduardo di Capua. It has since become a popular and well-known piece, often performed by tenors and in various arrangements. While it is not part of a specific opera, it has been included in many classical and crossover performances.
