Bocelli is the Mario Lanza of today—he sounds like an operatic tenor and sings opera arias (and has recorded quite a few complete works), but he has rarely performed on stage in a complete work. He has been blind since the age of 12, but his voice—a tight, lyric tenor—has won him a huge global audience. His numerous duets with pop singers like Sarah Brightman and Céline Dion have helped him occupy a place in the middle-of-the-road, classical-lite market. His energy is prodigious and he releases albums with impressive regularity. Enjoy this selection of some of Bocelli's most popular and sublime moments.