Il Volo New Album: Italian Trio On Why 'Grande Amore' Is Important In Their Career [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]

With only five years in the industry, Il Volo has become a worldwide household name. Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble, embarked their careers together in 2010 and have since become one of the most well-respected groups in the biz.

The Italian-based boys, who sing opera/pop in their native language, English and Spanish, are proudly presenting their latest album called "Grande Amore." The 16-track production, released by Sony Music, is also available in three different versions: International, Italian and on DVD, live from Pompeii. "It's a very important album for us, because in five years we've been doing so many concerts and meet and greets with our fans, thant we finally know what our audience and fans like to listen from Il Volo," Piero told Latin Times.

In the album, fans will not only be crooned by original tracks, but can also enjoy a couple of impeccable covers by the talented trio, such as Cristian Castro's "No Hace Falta" and La Quinta Estacion's "Recuerdame."

"These songs are produced by Emilio Estefan. We decide all together because we're a strong team," Gianluca told Latin Times when referring about what covers make it on the album. "It's good be very united, not just on stage but even when we're in the studio working," he added.

In celebration of "Grande Amore," already available on iTunes and other digital platforms, Il Volo will embark a 2016 world tour, where they will visit their fans in Europe, the U.S. and Latin America. "We love to travel, meet other cities and our fans," Ignazio told Latin Times. "We love meet & greets because we can show who we are off stage and have a closer relationship with our fans."