During the ceremony, Bocelli stood in front of a piano and performed the tango 'Por una cabeza'
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President Javier Milei honored Andrea Bocelli on Wednesday at the Casa Rosada, as part of the artist's visit to Buenos Aires for a series of performances that included a show at the Teatro Colón.
The head of state, known for his interest in culture and artistic expressions, had a pleasant conversation with the tenor in a meeting that served as an institutional gesture of tribute to one of the most prominent figures in contemporary classical music.
During the ceremony, the President awarded the singer the Order of May. “It symbolizes Argentina's recognition of those who, through their merits, become worthy of one of the highest distinctions granted by the country,” stated the event's announcer.
Javier Milei y Andrea Bocelli.
“I am living this moment as if it were a dream,” Bocelli declared upon receiving the distinction from the president. “I never imagined that one day I would receive a recognition like this. I want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart. I hope to return soon,” the musician added from the Salón Blanco of the Casa Rosada.
Andrea Bocelli tocando "Por una cabeza".
After his words of gratitude, Bocelli stood in front of the piano and performed the tango “Por una cabeza.” He then sang the classic “Bésame mucho,” a performance that sparked an ovation among those present.
His visit to Buenos Aires
During his stay in Buenos Aires, Bocelli led an emotional intergenerational encounter by inviting Nicki Nicole to join him on stage during the concert he gave at the Hipódromo de San Isidro.
The singer from Rosario accompanied the tenor in the performance of “Vivo por ella” in front of thousands of attendees, in a collaboration that received praise from both the audience and the artists themselves. Bocelli described that moment as “an honor” and highlighted “the talent and warmth of a great Argentine artist.”
Meanwhile, Nicki Nicole shared her joy on social media. “The best night of my life just happened,” posted the artist, who also wrote: “Good morning, obviously I didn't sleep at all!” Meanwhile, on Monday Bocelli gave a performance at the Teatro Colón, one of the most notable moments of his visit.
