It was a story about music that spanned centuries when a former baker performed on stage alongside opera’s most famous star.

In the year 1935, the world-famous singer Luciano Pavarotti was born in the Northern Italian city of Modena.

Both of his parents worked in the tobacco industry; his father, Fernando Pavarotti, was a baker, while his mother, Adele Venturi, worked at a cigar factory. The tenor voice of Fernando Pavarotti was developed throughout his time as an amateur singer.

Years later, his son said that Fernando had told him that he had rejected down the opportunity for a singing career due to his nervousness and stage fright.

His father’s love of music introduced him to a whole new world, despite the fact that the family was struggling financially at the time.

Luciano had his earliest experiences with singing and opera via his own singing as well as from listening to his father’s collection of records featuring renowned tenors from throughout history.

In the 1960s, Luciano Pavarotti started his career as an opera singer after pursuing more vocal training.

A legendary performance at the Royal Opera House in London’s Covent Garden and at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City helped to launch the career of a big star in the world of opera.

After a few years, he became a well-known figure all over the world as a result of the 1990 FIFA World Cup, which was held in Italy, The Three Tenors, and his consistently glistening high notes.

On the other hand, he never lost touch with his past or his musical heritage.

In 2001, Fernando, an amateur tenor who was 88 years old at the time, sang a duet with his son as they both participated in singing César Franck’s “Panis Angelicus”

As Fernando approached the age of 90, it seemed possible that the finest years of his singing career were behind him.

But what really elevates this piece of music to the level of greatness is the way the two of them gaze at one another with expressions of love and pride.

They have worked together in the past in tandem. This is an additional rendition of the same religious hymn that was captured on recording in 1978 at the cathedral of their hometown.