Andrea Bocelli was spotted riding a horse through New York’s famous Central Park on Thursday.
The blind opera singer, 64, looked confident in the saddle five years after he was flown to hospital following a fall from his steed in Italy.
Andrea cut a suave figure in all black with a velvet blazer and a long scarf wrapped around her neck.
He was joined by his wife Veronica, 39, who galloped alongside him on his own stallion and even reached out to hold her boyfriend’s hand.
The duo were led through the park and through the crowd by leather-clad policemen who sat atop their own horses.
Back in the saddle: Andrea Bocelli was spotted riding a horse through New York’s famous Central Park on Thursday
Confident: The blind opera singer looked confident in the saddle five years after he was flown to hospital following a fall from his steed in Italy
Lovebirds: He was joined by his wife Veronica, 39, who galloped alongside him on his own stallion and even reached out to hold her boyfriend’s hand.
Italy’s leading tenor, who has been permanently blind since he was 12, previously told the Daily Mail that he learned to ride a horse when he was just seven and admitted that he loves a “challenge”.
It’s my culture. I love the challenge,’ she admitted. ‘I made my parents suffer a lot when I was younger.
‘Every day I risk my life. With the bicycle, with the horses, in the sea, everywhere. I probably have an angel. A very careful guardian angel.
In 2017, he suffered a nasty fall and hit his head after horseback riding in Pisa, Italy, and was immediately airlifted to hospital by helicopter.
Following the accident, Andrea reassured her fans after the incident by insisting that the fall was “trivial” and that it “feels great.”
On Twitter, he wrote: “Dear friends, I’d like to put your mind at ease and say I feel great – it was just a trivial fall from a horse.”
The famous singer is known for staying active, and in the past she has been seen windsurfing, skiing, and rollerblading.
Andrea and Veronica are in town for the premiere of their movie The Journey: A Music Special From Andrea Bocelli.
Red carpet: Andrea and Veronica are in town for the premiere of their movie The Journey: A Music Special From Andrea Bocelli (pictured later that night)
Suave: Andrea cut a suave figure in all black with a velvet blazer and a long scarf wrapped around her neck
Guided Tour: The duo were led through the park and through the crowds by leather-clad police officers who sat atop their own horses.
After her horseback ride, she changed into a fancy suit as she joined her other half on the red carpet. The veteran opera singer, who was previously married to Enrica Cenzatti from 1992-2002, sported a pair of black sunglasses as he posed with his wife in the limited-run film’s debut.
Veronica looked chic at the Big Apple event in a gold wing print maxi dress with diamond earrings and her black locks in a wavy style.
She put on white sandal heels and carried a white bag in fancy procedures.
The film will be in select theaters from April 2 to April 6, according to the film distribution network. depth events.
Say cheese! Fans and photographers surrounded them to take a photo of the famous singer
Horsemanship: Italy’s top tenor, who has been permanently blind since he was 12, previously told the Daily Mail he learned to ride a horse when he was just seven, admitting he loves the ‘challenge’
Team: They were joined by a trainer (center) who followed them closely.
Cantering: They trotted through the beautiful grounds of the famous park.
A little help: Later they helped Andrea down from the high horse.
The Central Park Division of the NYPD praised the international singing superstar’s visit.
The couple, who got married in 2014, had a busy day as they previously attended a photo shoot to promote the film and were photographed celebrating while riding horses together in Central Park earlier that day.
The Lajatico, Italy-born singer, who is blind, was seen holding hands with his wife as they rode separate horses in support of the film, which features footage of them traveling together along the ancient Italian highway Via Francigena.
They were both dressed in all-black ensembles on the early spring day.
The park’s NYPD division said on Twitter: ‘It’s not every day you see a tenor serenading horseback through Central Park! We had the honor of joining him on his walk today. Goodbye!’.
New Movie: The glamorous couple also appeared together in a pictorial in support of the limited-run film.
Singer: During an appearance, Andrea serenaded her audience with a song.
The film seeks to combine ‘world-class musical performances with intimate conversations in the stunning Italian countryside’, in ‘an exploration of the moments that define us, the songs that inspire us and the relationships that connect us to what matters most’. ‘ Fathom Events said in a statement.
In the film, the couple “join friends Michael W. Smith, Tori Kelly, Tauren Wells and TAYA for world-class musical performances in some of Italy’s most magnificent and majestic venues.”
The film also includes cameos by Bocelli’s son Matteo, 25, (with Cenzatti) and daughter Virginia, 11 (with Veronica). Others appearing in the film include musicians and singers such as Katherine Jenkins, Clara Barbier Serrano, 2Cellos, and 40 Fingers, among others.