A Father and Son, One Timeless Song: Andrea and Matteo Bocelli Turn “Time To Say Goodbye” into Pure Emotion

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  • December 16, 2025
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Bocelli father and son: "Time to Say Goodbye" 30 years later

You must watch this stunning duet of Andrea Bocelli and Matteo Bocelli singing ‘Time To Say Goodbye.’

At the 2024 Oscars ceremony, Andrea and Matteo Bocelli gave a surprise performance of a unique rendition of ‘Time To Say Goodbye.’ This brand new version was produced and arranged especially for them in honor of the 30th anniversary year of Andrea Bocelli’s hit song.

Andrea and Matteo Bocelli share new version of Time To Say Goodbye after rousing Oscars performance - Yahoo News UK

Also known as ‘Con te partirò,’ this Italian song was written by Francesco Sartori and Lucio Quarantotto. It was first performed by Andrea Bocelli at the 1995 Sanremo Music Festival and recorded on his album of the same year titled Bocelli.

In this music video, it is heartwarming to see the talented father and son singing together. It is such a beautiful song, and hearing both of their voices blend together throughout the music makes it that much more beautiful.

Bocelli father and son: "Time to Say Goodbye" 30 years later

While they are singing together, it is clear to see the respect and love that Matteo has for his father when he looks at him, the one and only Andrea Bocelli. Now, Matteo has truly followed in his father’s footsteps, and what a wonderful legacy for both him and his father to sing this powerful song together.

“The sweetest thing in this video is Matteo’s hand over his father’s shoulder,” comments one person online after watching the music video. “This song represents universal love so poignantly.”

Andrea Bocelli and Son Matteo Duet for 96th Oscars 'In Memoriam' Tribute

“No one’s talking about the cinematography in this video. It was transcending paired with the elevated vocals! The pictures and glimpses of Andrea’s life and the beginning clip of young Matteo…it felt more than just passing the torch on. It was magnificent!” writes another person on YouTube.

As Andrea Bocelli celebrates his 30th year in the music industry, he has more exciting music releases and astonishing collaborations to come, as well as a new documentary called Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe.

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this fantastic duet from Andrea and Matteo Bocelli today!

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“BEING ANDREA BOCELLI’S SON ISN’T EASY — BUT MATTEO NEVER TURNED AWAY FROM THE HARD PART.” Matteo Bocelli is stepping into a season of his life that feels different — braver, clearer, and unmistakably his. At 28, he isn’t just “Andrea’s son” anymore. He’s a young man carrying his own sound, his own dreams, and a quiet confidence that surprises people the moment he sings. His debut album opened the door, but the next one in 2025 is where he finally gets to breathe on his own terms. And with his Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade performance ahead, you can almost feel the world turning its head. There’s a story unfolding here… and it’s much bigger than anyone expected.

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