Skip to main content

Andrea Bocelli and His Daughter Present the Ultimate Christmas Melody From the 1940s

A young girl in white lace dress stands behind an older man in white, both in a snowy setting.

The magic of Christmas music has a unique way of warming hearts and lifting spirits. And Andrea Bocelli and his daughter, Virginia, singing "Let It Snow" sets a perfect example of this timeless charm. 'Let It Snow' is the first single from the Deluxe Edition of Andrea, Matteo, and Virginia Bocelli's magical album 'A Family Christmas' released recently.

The song, originally written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne in 1945, was first recorded by the iconic crooner Vaughn Monroe. Since then, it has become a beloved festive classic, evoking the cozy essence of winter and the joy of the holiday season.

Bocelli and Andrea's first single from their Deluxe album brings the audience a fresh and heartwarming rendition of this winter tune. The combination of the tenor's deep and resonating vocals and Virginia's youthful voice feel like fresh air.

Various legendary artists, including Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, have performed the Christmas Tune, each adding their unique flair to this winter anthem. However, Martin's version of "Let It Snow" still holds a special place when it comes to Christmas classics, resonating with people of all ages.

A man and a young girl share a tender moment in a snowy setting.

Now, talking about the visuals, the location in the music video is as beautiful as the song. With lush greenery, majestic trees, and green grass in probably every frame. However, it cannot be traditionally associated with Christmas.

But then, in a delightful twist, the scenery transforms into a picturesque winter wonderland, complete with snow falling softly on the ground, as Virginia discovers a magical crystal. This transition not only adds visual wonder but also captures the essence of holiday magic and the transformational joy of the Christmas season.

A smiling girl hugs an older man in a serene outdoor setting with blurred greenery.

This rendition of "Let It Snow" by Andrea and Virginia Bocelli is more than a song; it's a bridge connecting generations, a musical expression that resonates with those who have grown up with the classics yet welcomes new listeners.

The Bocellis' rendition of "Let It Snow" is not just a song; it's an experience that encapsulates the essence of the holiday spirit.

There's a good stretch of Andrea Bocelli over on AmazonAd. We make a small share when you go through us. That keeps a couple of people and a houseful of cats in business.