- Pavarotti possessed a voice of pure gold that matured in strength and depth without losing its innate ravishing beauty, precision and expressiveness. Luciano Pavarotti, tenor, born October 12.
- The Luciano Pavarotti Foundation confirmed to us via email that Pavarotti, who passed away in 2007, had one granddaughter named Caterina Lo Sasso, the only child of Pavarotti’s daughter Cristina.
- It seems that the fifteen-year-old granddaughter of Luciano Pavarotti has inherited his incredible talent for singing. Teenager Sislena Caparrosa participated in an Italian talent show and blew.
Mention Luciano Pavarotti's second marriage to Nicoletta Mantovani and the average Italian seems to have an opinion. As in many scenarios involving an older married man and a young woman, those. It's more than obviously, that musical talents are passed on from generation to generation. The legendary Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti has very good genes that he successfully passed on to his descendants. Maria Craciun is a girl in a video clip, who is a granddaughter of the legendary opera singer Pavarotti. Little Maria is.
ROME — Luciano Pavarotti's widow has broken her silence to speak for the first time about her bitter will dispute with the opera singer's children.
Nicoletta Mantovani, 38, said that she had reached an agreement in the multimillion-pound wrangle with the three daughters 'in honor of Luciano' and disclosed that she is about to make a film on his life.
Pavarotti, who died last September from pancreatic cancer at age 71, left a fortune estimated to be worth nearly $500 million in property, shares, and royalties.
Ms. Mantovani was involved in a dispute over the will with Lorenza, Cristina, and Giuliana, his three daughters from a previous marriage. Under Italian law, she legally inherited half of the estate, while the rest was divided between the three older daughters and Alice, the child she had with Pavarotti shortly after they married in 2004.
However, the three daughters immediately contested the will as they felt they had been 'short-changed.' It was then disclosed that a second will existed, which left everything Pavarotti owned in America to his wife.
Ms. Mantovani, who had not spoken in public since October, when she announced she was suffering from multiple sclerosis, said: 'These last few months have been poisoned by stupid controversy.
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'The more time passed, the more we realized that Luciano would not have wanted any of this eternal fighting. In the end we did what my husband wanted, and so that's what we did in his honor: We found an agreement, and we divided the inheritance happily.'