¿Por qué NADIE ha superado los 9 Do de Pecho de Pavarotti?

In 1972, Luciano Pavarotti made history at the Met singing the nine high Cs in "Ah! mes amis" (La fille du régiment)—and more than 50 years later, we're still wondering if anyone has truly matched him. In this video: Why the high C is the most feared note in the tenor repertoire Gilbert Duprez and the invention of the high C Vocal analysis of Pavarotti's performance The heirs: Kraus, Flórez, Brownlee, Camarena... have any surpassed him? 🔔 Subscribe for more vocal history and iconic opera moments ▶️ Also watch: Ranking of the most difficult arias    • Las ARIAS más DIFÍCILES   00:00 Introduction 00:45 Premiere and origin of The Daughter of the Regiment 02:20 Gilbert Duprez and the invention of the high C 03:05 Konu Kim Asile héreditaire from Rossini's William Tell 04:00 Alfredo Kraus singing Ah mes amis 05:10 Tenors after Pavarotti: Juan Diego Flórez, Lawrence Brownlee 07:16 Javier Camarena's encore of Ah mes amis 09:59 Luciano Pavarotti's 9 high Cs in Ah mes amis