John Mahoney, the beloved actor popularly remembered for his role on "Frasier," and who died on Sunday, at the age of seventy-seven, was a performer whose raspy-voiced warmth, handsome face, easy laugh, and familiar presence created the illusion that he was your beloved old friend.
Two of her three favourite voices belong to actors: Simon Russell Beale – "such intelligence; a soft voice that caresses your ear", Juliet Stevenson – "a beautifully rich voice with warmth", and Sue MacGregor – "an iconic voice and a really lovely person.
With scant vibrato, her voice lacks warmth but compensates with angelic beauty.
She has a refreshingly authentic voice, great warmth and charisma and a natural ability to connect with audiences.
These transgenerational voices add warmth and color to what might have been a dry, making-of documentary, and encourage hopes for a Blu-ray release of the two underrated features that resulted from the tour: "Saludos Amigos" (1942) and the irresistible "Three Caballeros" (1944), a sort of chicka-boom-boom "Fantasia" featuring music by, among others, Ary Barroso, Manuel Esperón and Agustín Lara.
"This project has opened the door – there's so much creativity, so much to offer … an interesting voice, the warmth, the music, the rhythm, the love, the colour, the freedom …" Faena and Caminos's arrival also coincides with big changes in Argentina, with the surprise election of the centre-right Mauricio Macri as president in October, which the pair welcome.
The touch of my hand on a shoulder, my hug, the soothing sound of my voice and the warmth in my eyes are irreplaceable to those who carry me in their hearts.
His voice had beautiful warmth and good definition; he sang with taste, discretion and lyricism.
Over the years he has stripped his voice of that warmth, pared it down to what he considers its essence.
Singing in his native Basaa language, it also showcased his exquisite voice – its soulfulness, warmth and quiet melancholy.
But he admits: "One of the things I like about The Voice is the warmth of its tone".
