Vittorio Grigolo is an Italian operatic tenor who has dazzled audiences across prestigious opera houses and concert stages around the world. Born on February 19, 1977, in Arezzo, Italy, but raised in Rome, he showed an early gift for music, beginning his singing career as a soloist boy chorister with the Sistine Chapel Choir, and later honing his craft at the Rome Opera House. Grigolo's ascent within the classical music realm has been marked by his passionate and emotive performances, often lauded for their vigour and the thrilling, timbral quality of his voice.

Rising to fame in the early 2000s, Grigolo has since positioned himself as one of the leading tenors of the 21st century. His expansive discography reflects a deep affinity for romantic and lyrical roles, highlighted by albums such as "The Italian Tenor", where he interprets a range of arias with an authentic Italian ardour. His album "The Romantic Hero" showcases his ability to embody the quintessential protagonist with compelling drama and vocal intensity. Grigolo's "Ave Maria" is a testament to his versatility and reverence for sacred music, while "Arrivederci" and "In The Hands Of Love" display his crossover appeal, melding classical sensibilities with modern stylistic elements. Celebrated not only for his vocal prowess but also for his charismatic stage presence, Vittorio Grigolo continues to captivate the hearts of opera lovers and music enthusiasts around the globe.