Elegant and romanticIl Divo will romance Georgia in complicity with the Atlanta Symphony OrchestraAlberto Rodriguez Brown | 8/8/2012, 2:51 p.m.
 passionate. Il Divo, comprised of (from l. To r.) Carlos Marin, David Miller, Urs Buhler and Sébastien Izambard has successfully following the formula of the Three Tenors in the nineties. | Photo: Mr Doi_Il Divo Tours International 2012 The quartet of opera / pop will perform a program covering the main musical hits like 'Back to Me', 'Somewhere' and 'My Way'.
The romance of Il Divo, the group of classically trained singers that addresses the international popular music and singing in Spanish, French, Italian and English, come to Atlanta this August 12 to give a concert accompanied by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
The quartet, composed of French singer Sébastien Izambard, Spanish baritone Carlos Marin, American tenor David Miller and 
 the Swiss tenor Urs Buhler, was formed in 2003 by British producer Simon Cowell and among his achievements include selling more 
 of 20 million records sold.
In a telephone interview with MundoHispánico from the Canadian city of Vancouver, Marin spoke about his current tour, the most curious anecdotes along his musical adventure and pride to sing in Spanish, among others.
Questions
and Answers
MundoHispánico: How important is this tour in the career of Il Divo?
CARLOS MARIN: We supercontentos because it has been a hit since we started last January in South Africa and have traveled Australia, Japan, China, Korea, Europe and USA. It is especially close with the public to be able to show the personality of each one of us. Joke on stage to create a more intimate setting. We're wishing you were in Atlanta.
MH: What are the challenges faced by sharing the stage with the most brilliant musicians of the world?
CM: To act with the most respected orchestras in each country means that we must try harder. But that's precisely the idea, offering the public the best that we have.
MH: Could you mention some of the most curious stories you remember from your tours?
CM: There are moments simpatiquísimos. On this tour, I remember that after commenting that I'm the only single-was the first to marry and divorce, began flying bras and underwear. On the tour we had with Barbra Streisand, during a show at Madison Square Garden appeared in the clubhouse and Hillary Clinton said it was fan of Il Divo, who would like their picture taken with us, and that would be great If we make a tour with her husband, a good saxophone player.
MH: What do you consider to be the key to their success?
CM: Our voices and repertoire. We are four men with personality, we are four captains who share the helm. At first we had trouble finding the drive. We are like brothers. Through social networks we asked the public what they like to take it into account in our productions.
MH: What is it that increasingly include more songs in Spanish?
CM: Because our voices, to be more lyrical, Spanish lends itself very well and sounds sexier.
MH: Il Divo is characterized by its elegance, who is your designer?
CM: Armani has always been, but sometimes change a jacket from Dolce & Gabbana. We believe it is the designer who best knows how to dress the man.