I confess, if it's Andrea Bocelli singing, I am not able to contain myself. However, barring the purely personal feelings I have for him as a singer, he is at his very best in this heartfelt and loving duet with Celine Dion. Two magnificent voices, whether or not you like their style! The music is powerfully hypnotic and the lyrics are a true prayer to God or to any higher power. It is a love song, classically written and executed, and yet as tender as a child's prayer. Everytime I hear this song, I get tears in my eyes and an ache in my heart for all the blessings in my life. May he sing forever, and you too, Celine - you are truly gifted. Buy it, but 2 - you'll wear it out. Enjoy! PS Should be the #1 Wedding song in 2001.

To a music fan from Seaford DE: The movie was The Quest for Camelot with orginal songs by Carole Bayer Sager and David Foster ( I believe husband and wife). Thus the connection with Bocelli, Dion, and Grobin. David is their agent or producer.

OMG......WHAT'S UP, Y'ALL? Mauro baby, you really worked up a sweat there, huh, pal? Yo, Insieme, what's going on here? Over ten albums by my hero, Andrea Bocelli, and no dance remixes? Never mind. This is one of the only Bocelli singles in print at the moment. I'll agree with what Sandra said about "The Prayer": that s**t brings me to uncontrollable tears. If you say Céline can't sing, eat your words. She does SO damn well on that song (as does my Bocelli baby) that she actually makes me cry. So does he.

Right now, the only release of this single I have is the out-of-print 4-track CD single release, you know, the one with just CDT x 3 and "Un Canto"? On the version I own, the Extended Version of Canto is the best of them all. But that's aboutthe furthest Andrea's gone. If you take a look into his song list, you'll see that he hasn't done a single remix of ANY of his songs. But then, that's because he don't want to be greedy and all that music that hurts the operatic voice. I see Sarah Brightman having done some "fairytales dub" of her and Bocelli's Time To Say Goodbye, without Andrea. Oops....what am I talking about? It's not the artist who does the remix, but somebody who's gotten permission from the artist to add some dance beat to it and sample bits of the song. Yet remixes often seem to be less brilliant than the original versions and thus make you want to go crazy. Maybe THAT'S why Bocelli doesn't want to do dance remixes. Good move, though. If I ever heard a remix of Canto, I wouldn't appreciate it the way I do the knockout way it already is!

That's all, folks!