Great James Brown & Pavarotti duet, need Italian translation

[Cthulhu]

Incredible performance!    Who'd have ever thought these two would sing together. I've always wondered what Luciano was singing. Could one of you Italian guys help me out?

Gian, you out there? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXcHWRQyCiI

Do yourself a favor and watch. Serious talent.

[Anodizer]

This is awesome....  Think I would've either cried or fouled my pants had I seen this live....

Anyhow, here's a video with the translation...
http://mefeedia.com/entry/its-a-mans-world-english-italian-to-english-lyrics-hd-pavarotti-james-brown/14642709

[Cthulhu]

Thanks Anodizer. I wanted the translation, but I also thought some of you might really appreciate seeing it. The two of them are awesome together.

[Masherbrum]

I remember seeing this a couple years back.    Damn good performance.   

[SmokinLoon]

That is impressive.  I had seen that not too long ago while seeing the different performances of "Nessun Dorma".  btw... check out 'Man O War's redition of ND.  Awesome.   

James Brown is truely a legend.  There will never be another.  All this "R&B" crap coming out today cant come close to his generation of of music.

Pavaroti needs no introduction nor commentary. 

[Cthulhu]

That is impressive.  I had seen that not too long ago while seeing the different performances of "Nessun Dorma".  btw... check out 'Man O War's redition of ND.  Awesome.   

James Brown is truely a legend.  There will never be another.  All this "R&B" crap coming out today cant come close to his generation of of music.

Pavaroti needs no introduction nor commentary. 

Yeah, it freaks my friends out that a guy raised on Sabbath and Zeppelin would actually like anything from opera. "Nessun Dorma" had me hooked the first time I heard it, long before I knew the translation, or the "Turandot" story behind it.
I like Pavarroti's rendition of "Caruso" too, although it can be a bit too "operatic. Not nearly as wooden as hearing him do "Singing in the Rain" though.