Da cantare per le monete al Microcentro a cambiare la sua vita a 180°: la storia del tenore lirico disoccupato che ha impressionato tutti con il suo talento

A young man known online as @OnayberAdenawer captured the attention of thousands after recording a street performer singing opera near the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires. The performance, which took place in the heart of Microcentro, was uploaded to TikTok, sparking widespread interest and eventually leading to a dramatic change in the life of the singer, who goes by @tenorliricoar. Pablo Lallana, the tenor, began his journey in music at the age of ten, studying piano at the Superior School of Music in Misiones. Over the course of a decade, he participated in various choirs, including children’s, youth, adult, and university-level groups affiliated with the National University of Misiones. In 2002, he moved to Buenos Aires to refine his skills and pursue better career opportunities. He attended the Instituto CanZion, an institution linked to renowned Christian singer and composer Marcos Witt, where he spent two years learning. After returning to Misiones, he worked with different bands as a pianist, vocalist, and songwriter, performing in casinos and local venues throughout the region. His formal training in lyrical singing began in 2012 when he joined the Stable Choir at the Center of Knowledge in Misiones. It was there that he discovered a deep appreciation for classical music, despite his passion for rock. During this time, he received consistent vocal coaching from masters, coaches, and professionals associated with theaters such as the Teatro Colón and Teatro San Martín. He also traveled to Buenos Aires to continue his education and hone his craft. Like many artists, Pablo faced periods of limited work, prompting him to seek opportunities abroad. Several years ago, he left the stable choir to pursue a more independent artistic path. He lived and worked in Brazil before moving through Chile and finally settling in Buenos Aires, which he considers a city rich in cultural, tourist, and artistic activity, offering ample possibilities for a singer aiming to develop a unique project. Currently, Pablo focuses on singing and is developing a crossover lyrical proposal that blends the strength and technique of classical voice with popular music. He cites artists such as Andrea Bocelli, Luciano Pavarotti, Elvis Presley, and Frank Sinatra as influences because they broke down barriers between different musical genres. Beyond financial gain, Pablo's goal has always been to bring his talent to the public spaces where people live their daily lives. He aims to introduce classical music, specifically opera, to those who might never have had the chance to experience it in a theater setting. This approach helped his work gain recognition and grow on social media platforms, attracting both followers and potential collaborators. The unexpected success of his street performances highlights how talent can emerge from the most unlikely places. What started as a spontaneous act in a busy urban area has transformed into a growing presence in the world of music, proving that artistry knows no boundaries. As Pablo continues to explore new avenues in his career, his story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of sharing one’s gift with the world.