In the United States, Canada, and the rest of the world outside of Europe, Bocelli's original solo version is by far the best known.
[3][4] On February 26, 2006, Bocelli performed the multilingual version of the song during the closing ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics, in Turin, before the flame was extinguished.
[6] In the Netherlands and Flanders, Belgium, the song was released as a duet with Dutch Nederpop singer Marco Borsato.
4, Bocelli's best position in Flanders since "Con te partirò" topped the charts in 1996, for 10 consecutive weeks.
It is featured on their third album Take Me Home released in 2009, and is sung by former member Paul Byrom On February 5, 2012, American pop opera singer, Chris Mann, auditioned with his version of the song for the premiere of the second season of the NBC talent show, The Voice.
Even though Cee Lo Green was the first to turn his chair around, Chris chose Christina Aguilera as his coach.
Harrison Craig, born 1994, Australian singer, Winner of the Voice, 2013, also sings a version of this song.