Italian tenor Pavarotti dies at 71

Italian tenor Pavarotti dies at 71

TOKYO, Japan - In this file photo taken in June 2002, Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti (R) performs jointly with Placido Domingo (L) and Jose Carreras at a concert held in Yokohama to mark the Japan-South Korea World Cup soccer finals. Pavarotti died at his home in Modena, northern Italy, on Sept. 6, aged 71.

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