Some voices are destined to stir the soul, and in 2009, a young Ignazio Boschetto proved he was born to do just that.
Before becoming one-third of the internationally acclaimed vocal trio Il Volo, Ignazio stepped onto the stage of the Italian singing show Ti Lascio Una Canzone at just 14 years old and delivered a performance that left a mark on everyone who witnessed it. Singing È la mia vita, he managed to channel a depth of feeling and vocal strength far beyond his years, leaving audiences deeply moved—often without fully understanding why. There was something in the honesty of his delivery that simply reached people.
Even at that young age, his voice carried remarkable clarity, richness, and control. It wasn’t just technically sound—it was deeply emotional. Each note seemed to carry a story, revealing a maturity and expressiveness that felt rare and natural. Many described the experience as listening to something otherworldly, almost angelic.
What’s most striking is how well that early performance has held up over time. Looking back, it’s easy to see the foundations of the artist he would become. Over the years, Ignazio’s voice has evolved and matured beautifully, growing in warmth and texture while retaining that same emotional intensity that first captured hearts.
Today, as part of Il Volo, he continues to perform on some of the world’s grandest stages, his artistry resonating with people across generations and cultures. But even as his career has soared, the essence of what made that 2009 performance so unforgettable remains. It was never just about singing a song—it was about making people feel something. And from the very beginning, Ignazio Boschetto has done exactly that.