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Il Divo’s famous and popular songs

Il Divo is a multinational vocal group.

Formed in 2003 by producer Simon Cowell, they debuted in the United Kingdom in 2004.

Performing in the “classical crossover” style—singing pop music with classical vocal technique—they are a hugely popular group with total worldwide album sales exceeding 30 million.

Their voices, often described as “popera,” combine pop and opera to create a sound that is overwhelming yet tender, enveloping the listener.

They perform many cover songs, so you’ve likely heard some of their music somewhere.

They also tour in Japan and are known for their pro-Japanese sentiment, including visits to disaster-affected areas.

Let’s take a look at the famous songs colored by their love-filled harmonies.

Il Divo’s famous and popular songs (31–40)

The Winner Takes It AllIl Divo

IL DIVO – The Winner Takes It All (Va Todo Al Ganado) (Live Video)
The Winner Takes It AllIl Divo

A classic by ABBA.

This is a song where you can truly savor what they call their “popera” (pop + opera) worldview.

I’ve always loved ABBA, but Il Divo’s poignantly sweet vocals and the dignified presence of the four members are a must-see.

A Spanish version titled “The Winner” is included on their album “The Promise,” released in November 2008.

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WHITE CHRISTMASIl Divo

A track included on the December 2006 album “Christmas Collection.” If such a solemn, weighty Christmas song were playing on a holy night, you couldn’t help but be captivated.

I’d recommend it for an adult Christmas party.

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Without youIl Divo

il divo – without you (ORIGINAL FROM SIEMPRE)
Without youIl Divo

“Without You,” arguably one of Mariah Carey’s signature songs, is included on the album “Greatest Hits,” released in November 2012.

I’m in awe of how they transformed such a hugely popular song into the Il Divo style.

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B?same MuchoIl Divo

Andrea Bocelli – Besame Mucho (Live From Lake Las Vegas Resort, USA / 2006)
B?same MuchoIl Divo

In the Spanish song “Bésame Mucho,” the Japanese translation is “Kiss me.” It’s one of the tracks on the album Amor & Pasión, released in October 2015.

Carlos Marín, the group’s baritone, is from Spain, and this song has become one of their signature numbers.

David has even publicly stated that it’s his favorite song on the album.

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In conclusion

We’ve thoroughly introduced Il Divo’s classic and popular songs.

Many are covers, so you’ve probably heard quite a few somewhere before.

Their group name means a male version of a diva, and their gentle, wonderful vocals always resonate deeply in the heart.