Querido/a anónimo/a, el significado de la palabra mapuche (mapudungun) "amutuy" está explicado en la introducción a la canción. Muchas gracias por tu intervención!

Se viene accolta nel sito?... Immediatamente. Straordinaria, e, soprattutto, straordinaria la tua introduzione, Stanislava. Grazie davvero.

@ Juha Rämö

The Italian of the two tenors sounds quite good, and I am not amazed about this. A large number of operas are in Italian, and no opera singer is dispensed from a good knowledge and practice of Italian pronounciation (in effect, I think most opera singers have a knowledge of the Italian language, however bookish it may be). As far as I am concerned, I often understand operas in Italian better when they are sung by non-Italian singers - librettos are often written in old fashioned, high-falutin Italian and cannot be readily understood on simple listening, especially when sung by native speakers. Of course, some habits of non-Italian speakers can be grasped, like the /l/ sound of both the Russian and the Finnish singer; this is only natural. By the way, these sounds exist in some Italian dialects; the Russian /l/ in a number of southern dialects, and the Finnish /l/ in the dialect of Livorno.

Nada e Bobo Rondelli