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El 24 de febrero de 1968, el telón de la Deutsche Opera de Berlín se alzó 165 veces consecutivas para que el tenor italiano Luciano Pavarotti, conocido como el “rey del do agudo”, recibiera los aplausos del público, que duraron 1 hora y 17 minutos, tras su interpretación del papel de Nemorino en la ópera “L’elissir d’amore” de Gaetano Donizetti.
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