It so happened that the opera singer is usually compared with his great predecessor. But if the author of this book was called “the second Caruso,” it was not for long. He became the “First Pavarotti”, and now others are being compared to him. “Great, unsurpassed, brilliant” - these epithets have accompanied Pavarotti for the last three decades. But the singer’s path to worldwide fame was thorny and difficult. And it was not immediately that he managed to become that phenomenon in world culture that everyone now knows as PAVAROTTI. “I tried to be absolutely frank in my book,” says Luciano Pavarotti. — I like my life with all the joys and sorrows that have befallen me. I hope you like it too." The great tenor's book has sold millions of copies around the world, enchanting Pavarotti's fans no less than his singing.