Who knows what songs Vitas has sung? Which one is the highest?

Vitas** Five must-listen songs to listen to when getting started: Opera 2 Stars Mom Devotion Crane Cry.

If you like to listen to his high notes.

Recommended: Shock: Dedication Opera 2 Opera 1 Smile Belarus Jamaica.

Skill: Soul The Seventh Element Overture Fantasy Wax Poplar Tree.

Antiqual: Hail Mary Rucia of Lammermore opera.

Affectionate: Someone else's sorrow is crying Insomnia Autumn leaves Eternal kiss Crane crying Wingless angel Swan unswerving I pray to all saints.

It should be emphasized that while Vitas has a beautiful high note, the middle and low registers have another completely different, but equally shocking charm, and a more soulful and fresh affinity.

Recommended: After many years of Saints Capital Street the unfortunate Russian shore of all these winters ** went.

The following are recommendations for advanced classes.

Vitas's style spans a lot, from classical opera to avant-garde electronic, from light minor to heavy metal rock, and even as early as 2001's "The Seventh Element", there was a large section of jaw-dropping rap. You can choose according to your preference.

In the early days, although the styles of the songs varied, many of them had a deep "Gothic" imprint.

Recommended: "Opera 1", "Opera 2", "Fantasy", "Soul", "Smile" and so on.

In the middle period, a number of the most representative songs were born at this time, abandoning all appearances and directly touching the soul of the listener.

Representative works: "Star", "Mother", "Dedication".

At the same time, a distinctive Russian national ** style emerged, and many classic old Russian songs were covered.

Recommended: "Happy Bird", "King Almighty", "Winter", "Belarus", "Talking Doll" and many more.

Representative works: "Crane Cry", "I Pray to the Saints", "Wingless Angel", "Rucia of Lammermore", "Russian Shore".

The highest should be "Opera 2".

The highest pitcher in the world is currently Vitas, whose treble spans at least five octaves。The highest note in the world is Adamlopez, and "Devotion" is not the highest note, and the treble reaches BE6. And "Dedication" is one of Vitas's classic wordless songs, with the highest note reaching BE6 (frequency of 1245Hz), which is higher than Vitas's famous song "Opera 2", although it is not his highest song, but it is very shocking, it is a sincere song sung to his mother Adam Lopez has an 8-octave terrifying vocal range with a pitch of C 8.

Vitas' trebleGuinness World Records has twice certified him as a world male voice, the highest note is the highest male singer in history, the highest known note is he reached D7 in 2003, and in 2005 he broke his own world record, producing an almost complete C 8 high note, his voice can go from A all the way to low C, half a note higher than the highest note of a standard grand piano.

Not in the world's top ten tenorsVitasrankings. Although Vitas is not ranked as a tenor, he has applied for the Guinness Book of Records because of the peculiarity of his voice.

Vitas, whose original name was Vladasovitsy Grachev, was born on February 19, 1981 in Latvia.

The male Russian pop singer is known for his wide vocal range spanning five octaves and the indistinguishable male and female voices in the high register, and is known as the "Prince of Dolphin Sounds".

In December 2000, Vitas in the Kremlin.

Because of singing "Opera 2".

caused a sensation in the Russian music scene, and "Opera 2" became his classic famous song. On March 29, 2002, he held his first ticketed solo concert in the Kremlin, becoming the youngest Russian singer to hold a solo concert in the Kremlin.

In 2003, due to the sudden death of his mother, Vitas's style changed greatly, and he appeared in two albums to commemorate his mother, "Mom" and "My Mother's Song".

, the performance has gradually become more mature and stable, and the clothing style has also changed to suits.

Early life experience

Vitas was born on February 19, 1981 in Daugavpils, Latvia. When Vitas was 3 years old, his family moved to Ukraine.

of Odessa. His grandfather, Arkaji Davydovich Maratsman, was one of the earliest enlighteners of Vitas, and under his influence, Vitas began to learn the accordion. And under the leadership of his grandfather, he often gave amateur performances in Odessa, located on the territory of Ukraine.

As a teenager (the exact year is still uncertain), he entered the Academy of Odessa **. Anatoly Padoca dean of its first academy exclaimed that Vitas was a "gift from heaven".

It was Sergey, a Russian producer, who unearthed Vitas from Odessa.

Sergey Pudovkin. Sergei Pudovkin found Vitas in Odessa by chance. Pudovkin was on a business trip to Odessa, and a friend suggested that he go to the local "Theater of Comedy and Pantomime" to see a show.

Vitas was one of the amateur actors there at the time and participated in that show. Vitas' talent on stage impressed Pudovkin. On stage, Vitas skillfully switches between male and female characters of different ages, and he can also use different timbres.

Opera, Opera 2, super high dolphin sound, really good.

The above has a connotation, right?

Don't say V Dolphin Sound Shenma's boring China**.

Vitas, born February 19, 1981.

His real name is almost unknown, and no one knows that he can be found in **.

He's mysterious because he doesn't give ** interviews.

He's an offbeat because he dares to put on the freshest lipstick.

He's charismatic, as long as he's on stage, as long as he's singing, you can't help but look at him.

His eyes, like ghosts, instantly make you lose your ability to resist as if you had fallen under a spell. He became the youngest singer in Russia to hold a solo concert in the Kremlin. He was considered an alien, he himself never mentioned vitas, he was especially fond of fish, and, admirably, he was a costume designer.

Vitas first appeared on the Russian stage in December 2000 with the famous song "Opera 2".

The treble is already shocking.

And he has a rare good voice.

Strength! Opera 2 is even more famous because it shattered the crystal lamp when it was sung in Vienna.