Andrea Bocelli’s unforeseen duet with Matteo at the 2024 Oscars leaves viewers weeping.
The 2024 Oscars offered a moving experience as the film community gathered to celebrate the year’s cinematic achievements and remember those we’ve lost. The event highlighted the best films of the year and paid homage to influential figures in the industry who had passed away.
The “In Memoriam” segment on March 10th was especially touching, with a tribute to departed film stars such as Matthew Perry, Chita Rivera, and Tina Turner. The segment featured interpretive dance performances set to the emotional tunes of a live orchestra, enhancing the tribute’s impact.
A highlight of the night was Andrea Bocelli’s performance of “Time to Say Goodbye (Con te partirò)”, joined by his son, Matteo, for a deeply moving duet. Wearing coordinated blue jackets, they captivated the audience with their emotional delivery, leaving a lasting impression on all who watched.
This remarkable performance at the Oscars led to widespread praise for Andrea and Matteo Bocelli’s touching rendition.
“A viewer commented, “Andrea Bocelli’s duet with his son at the 96th Oscars was an emotional showcase of their talent and bond. It’s moments like these that highlight music’s ability to forge unforgettable experiences.”
“Another viewer added, “The performance of ‘Time To Say Goodbye’ by Andrea Bocelli and his son Matteo was utterly stunning, moving many to tears.”
For Andrea, returning to the Oscars was particularly meaningful, marking 25 years since his last performance at the awards. This year, he and Matteo celebrated the 30th anniversary of “Time to Say Goodbye” with a performance that resonated deeply, supported by a music video from renowned composer Hans Zimmer. Their collaboration underscored music’s timeless capacity to resonate emotionally.
Andrea reflected on the significance of performing at the Oscars with Matteo, expressing his deep appreciation for the chance to share the stage with his son and the joy of bringing music to others.
“In an interview with A.frame magazine, Andrea said, “Being back at the Oscars is an honor, and I’m thankful for the song and life itself. Performing with my son Matteo is a joy, and we hope our performance conveys the love and gratitude we have for music and for each other.”
