Mark Vincent (born September 4, 1993 in Caringbah, New South Wales, Austral… Read Full Bio ↴Mark Vincent (born September 4, 1993 in Caringbah, New South Wales, Australia) is an opera singer. Vincent won Australia's Got Talent on 22 April 2009. His main inspiration is his recently deceased grandfather, Bruno, who raised him and taught him how to sing. Vincent has said that he would like to follow in the footsteps of his idol Anthony Warlow. He also stated that he admired opera singers Andrea Bocelli and Luciano Pavarotti.

Vincent is a student at De La Salle College, Caringbah where he likes to play soccer. He hopes to study at the Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi (the Milan Conservatory), the leading musical institution in Italy where Giacomo Puccini also studied

O sole mio
Mark Vincent Lyrics

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¡Qué cosa hermosa na jurnata 'y el sol,
N'aria sereno después de una tormenta
'Ll'aria frescos parecer ya pe na fiesta
¡Qué cosa hermosa na jurnata 'y el sol.

Pero otro sol
Cchiu 'hermosa, o es.
'O sole mio

Es 's en su cara!
'Único O,' O Sole Mio
Es 's en su cara!
Es 's en su cara!

Al igual que un sauce,
Nos llorar un océano
Si hemos perdido el verdadero amor
Y dulce devoción
Tus labios me excita,
Deje que sus brazos me invitan
Porque, ¿quién sabe cuando
Nos volveremos a ver de esta manera

Pero otro sol
Cchiu 'hermosa, o es.
'O sole mio
Es 's en su cara!
'Único O,' O Sole Mio
Es 's en su cara!
Es 's en su cara!

Es 's en su cara!
Es 's en su cara!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Mark Vincent's "O Sole Mio" express how beautiful the sunshine and clear sky after a storm can be. The fresh air gives the impression of a festive occasion. But the writer understands that there is a more beautiful sun than the one in the sky, and that is the sun reflected in the face of his beloved. The writer uses the metaphor of a weeping willow to express the pain and sorrow of a lost love. The sweet devotion of his lover's lips excites him, and he longs to be invited into her arms. The writer acknowledges that they may never meet like this again, yet he cannot help himself but bask in the beauty of the sunshine on her face.

Line by Line Meaning

¡Qué cosa hermosa na jurnata 'y el sol,
What a beautiful thing it is to have sunshine on a clear day, after a storm has passed

N'aria sereno después de una tormenta
The air is serene after a storm

'Ll'aria frescos parecer ya pe na fiesta
The fresh air feels like a celebration

¡Qué cosa hermosa na jurnata 'y el sol.
What a beautiful thing it is to have sunshine on a clear day, after a storm has passed

Pero otro sol
But there is another sun

Cchiu 'hermosa, o es.
Is it more beautiful than this one?

'O sole mio
My own sun

Es 's en su cara!
It is shining on her face!

'Único O,' O Sole Mio
Only one, O, my own sun

Es 's en su cara!
It is shining on her face!

Al igual que un sauce,
Like a willow tree,