Il Volo Charms Brazil on ‘Altas Horas’ Ahead of 2025 World Tour Return
By Gemini Entertainment News
SÃO PAULO — Italian operatic pop sensation Il Volo—comprising Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto, and Gianluca Ginoble—made a memorable return to Brazilian television on the hit TV Globo talk show Altas Horas, hosted by Serginho Groisman.
The trio delivered a captivating blend of signature bel canto vocals and warm charisma, solidifying their special bond with Brazilian fans ahead of their highly anticipated Latin American concert dates.
🎤 A Show-Stopping Musical Lineup
Throughout the episode, Il Volo treated the studio audience and viewers at home to a versatile setlist that highlighted their classical-crossover mastery alongside iconic Italian classics:
[Il Volo Performance Lineup on Altas Horas]
├── "Grande Amore" – The explosive, fan-favorite Sanremo & Eurovision anthem
├── "Canzone Per Te" – A soulful rendition of Sergio Endrigo's timeless classic
├── "Volare" – An energetic performance infused with live Brazilian percussion
└── "Nessun Dorma" – A breathtaking Puccini aria finale
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The Crowd Favorites: The trio launched their appearance with a passionate rendition of their flagship hit “Grande Amore,” bringing the studio crowd to its feet.
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A Local Touch: In one of the night’s most celebrated moments, the group performed Domenico Modugno’s classic “Volare,” backed by vibrant live Brazilian percussion elements that seamlessly blended Italian melody with South American rhythm.
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The Grand Finale: Demonstrating their opera-trained range, the trio closed out their set with Puccini’s soaring aria “Nessun Dorma,” delivering powerful high notes that earned a standing ovation from fellow guests and host Serginho Groisman.
🇧🇷 Building the Hype for Brazil 2025
Beyond the music, the trio shared lighthearted conversations with Groisman and fellow Brazilian celebrity guests—including actor Eduardo Sterblitch, author Walcyr Carrasco, and singer Xanddy.
The broadcast served as a major promotional landmark for their upcoming concert leg across Brazil, with stops scheduled in major arenas across São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, Belo Horizonte, and Porto Alegre.