The Italian Tenors

Italian elegance, classics and crossover on world stages. It is a combination of classical opera singing with popular, entertainment and film music at its best.

“Life is a combination of pasta and magic” — Federico Fellini's words perfectly reflect the artistic philosophy of The Italian Tenors. It is a classic crossover vocal trio that since 2012 has successfully combined opera tradition with popular music, creating concert performances full of emotion, elegance and Italian temperament.

The band debuted in 2012 with the album That's Amore, released by Universal Music. The success of the first album opened the way for them to an international career — since then the artists have recorded more albums for Universal Music and their own projects.

They have had hundreds of concerts in Europe and several tours in Australia, where each time they are met with an enthusiastic reception from the public. Their performances were broadcast by the largest television stations in Germany, the UK and Australia, thanks to which the trio gained recognition far beyond the concert stage.

In autumn 2026, The Italian Tenors will perform in Poland as part of a unique concert tour:

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Thanks to classical vocal training and original arrangements, the artists reinterpret famous Italian opera arias, romances and pop hits, as well as international standards. Their repertoire includes Lucio Dalli's “Caruso”, the love theme from the movie The Godfather, “Volare”, “Time to Say Goodbye”, “O Sole Mio” and many other timeless pieces.

The band's concerts combine a high artistic level with stage lightness and elegant humor. The performances are accompanied by a five-piece Italian instrumental ensemble (piano, bass/double bass, drums, cello and trumpet). In selected projects, the lineup is expanded with guitar, accordion, mandolin or saxophone. The artists also performed with a big band and a symphony orchestra.

Evans Tonon studied music in London and Rome. He performed in leading roles in many Italian opera houses. He is also an educated actor and voice actor, appearing in film and television productions in Italy. In parallel, he carries out jazz projects, interpreting American standards.

Luca Sala is a graduate of the Milan Conservatory. In addition to his vocal activities, he plays the flute and composes for leading Italian pop artists. He is the co-author of the song “Non è l'inferno”, which won the San Remo Festival in 2012. She runs songwriting classes and her own recording studio, supporting young artists

Bruno Almeida — lyrical tenor, graduate of the Lisbon Conservatory. He has performed major tenor roles in operas and musicals throughout Europe. He plays classical guitar and is passionate about Latin American music — from mariachi and tango to classical bolero — bringing an extra southern energy to the band's sound.

Diego Vasserot — trumpet, flugelhorn; Gilberto Bonetto — keyboards; Edorado Luparello — drums; Ferdinando Vietti — cello; Francesco Bernone — double bass.