Legends and a maverick — Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Dimash Qudaibergen, and HAUSER conquer ‘My Way’ at Virtuosos 2025 — and their jaw-dropping final act leaves the audience stunned in breathless disbelief as the old guard and the new blood collide under thunderous lights.

Domingoscommanding warmth, Carreras’ timeless grace, Dimash’s superhuman range, and HAUSER’s searing cello tore open Sinatra’s classic and rebuilt it as an electrifying anthem of defiance and unity.When Dimash hit an impossible final note and HAUSER smashed through with a fierce solo, the hall erupted — proof that true legends never fade, they evolve.

Legends and a Maverick — Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Dimash Qudaibergen, and HAUSER conquer ‘My Way’ at Virtuosos 2025

In a breathtaking collision of generations and genres, four titans — Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, Dimash Qudaibergen, and HAUSER — set the Virtuosos 2025 stage ablaze with a once-in-a-lifetime rendition of My Way.

When Domingo and Carreras, the surviving pillars of the iconic Three Tenors, stepped forward under the golden lights, the audience was instantly transported to an era when opera ruled the grandest stages.

Then came Dimash — the Kazakh phenomenon whose voice soars across octaves with a haunting, chameleon-like magic — threading silk through Sinatra’s defiant anthem, making it his own yet paying homage to every legend who dared sing it before.

And HAUSER, the Croatian cello rebel, wrapped his bow around each note like a velvet ribbon, pulling heartstrings tighter than the tension on his strings.

Together, they didn’t just perform My Way — they reimagined it. Domingo’s weathered warmth, Carreras’ enduring elegance, Dimash’s otherworldly range, and HAUSER’s smoldering strings fused into a towering testament that true classics never die — they evolve with every fearless artist who dares to claim them anew.

When the final note fell, the silence spoke volumes — a thousand standing ovations condensed into one timeless echo: they did it their way.