There For Me (subtitulos Espaг±ol). Sarah Brightman May 2026

Brightman first popularized the song as a duet with Argentine tenor José Cura on her 1997 album Timeless (known as Time to Say Goodbye in the U.S.).

Brightman also recorded a solo version used as the theme for the Japanese film Amalfi: Rewards of the Goddess . There For Me - Sarah Brightman There for me (subtitulos espaГ±ol). Sarah Brightman

Featured on the La Luna concert DVD, often cited for the powerful blend of their voices. Brightman first popularized the song as a duet

Because Brightman’s version with José Cura incorporates Italian—a language closely related to Spanish—the song has a natural resonance with Hispanic audiences. In many subtitle versions, the Italian sections (e.g., "Se non sei con me, mi sembra grigia la città" ) are translated alongside the English parts to help viewers understand the full narrative of the duet. One of its most famous versions is a

The song was originally written and performed by the Italian disco duo La Bionda in 1978.

One of its most famous versions is a live performance from the La Luna World Tour in 2000, which helped launch the career of a young Josh Groban . Lyrical Themes and Translation