A Placido Domingo made friends mourn and feel the artists who gathered Wednesday night at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas to pay tribute as the Person of the Year 2010 awarded by the Latin Academy of Music under the 11a. Annual Latin GRAMMY.
Ricky Martin presented the award to the Spanish tenor who recorded his first album in 1968 and that were not enough words to thank all those present for having chosen for this recognition. "It's a so beautiful, so divine that we are privileged because we can communicate with everyone. We are 450 million Spanish speakers worldwide and it shows the importance of our culture," said an excited Placido Domingo.
The tenor sang 'Granada' accompanied by the Mexican Alondra de la Parra, director of the orchestra. Minutes before going on stage to delight the guests at the gala tribute, was a video of the artistic life of Domingo, who presented as the innovative and universal man.
Lucero, Alejandro Fernandez, Natalia Jimenez, Rosario, Paloma San Basilio, Alex Syntek, Noel Schajris, Eugenia Leon were among the artists whose music paid tribute to Placido Domingo, who was accompanied by his wife and their children.
Placido Jr. his father gave him the song 'My Christmas Wish', which moved him to the point of tears. "If I had the choice to sing or be like you'd rather be like you," said the proud son of the tenor.
Gabriel Abaroa, president of the Latin Recording Academy (LARAS for its acronym in English), spoke impeccable career of the singer, who has made more than 180 different interpretations and who in Vienna in 1991, established a record in the Guinness book for 80 minutes when the audience applauded continuously and had to leave the stage to greet his fans 107 times.
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