Virginia Bocelli, daughter of the legendary Andrea Bocelli, has an amazing vocal that might be inherited from her father, so she has often been taken to stage to duet with the legendary. Her natural gift and captivating presence have made her a frequent guest on stage alongside the iconic tenor.

Together, their duets create unforgettable moments, blending Virginia’s youthful charm with Andrea’s seasoned artistry to deliver outstanding performances.

At the grand Teatro Regio di Parma in Italy, Andrea Bocelli and his young daughter Virginia created a moment of pure magic during his 2020 holiday livestream, Believe in Christmas. Their heartfelt duet of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” was nothing short of breathtaking.

Andrea’s rich, operatic voice paired seamlessly with Virginia’s soft, angelic tones, forming a harmony that was both powerful and tender. The emotional connection between father and daughter brought the song to life in a deeply moving way, leaving many in the audience visibly touched. As the final note lingered in the air, the crowd erupted into a well-deserved standing ovation.

“It was a tender debut for my daughter Virginia and a show in which we symbolically took the hand of the world to finally turn the page,” says Bocelli, “bolstered by the magic of the spirit of Christmas, thanks to music that rose to prayer, dispensing smiles and positive energy.”

Their performance got huge attention as its video has attracted nearly 32 million views. People showered it with praise such as “It is Beautiful to watch Andrea sit on the stage with his daughter play guitar and sing with her. Just a beautiful site to see and hear” or “The only singer that makes me cry. He’s got the most beautiful voice. And singing here with his daughter is absolutely stunning.”