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Concerto dal Cielo is Venti's Level 5 Constellation.

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Etymology[]

  • Concerto dal Cielo is Italian for "Concerto from the Sky."
    • To be precise, concerto is a common word for "concert" in Italian and does not necessarily mean "concerto," a certain style of classical music. However, the latter interpretation is more in line with a term used in the Chinese version, xiézòu (Chinese: 协奏 "concerto"). The same argument also applies to Spanish and Portuguese versions, where both a concert and a concerto are expressed by the same word.
    • "Cielo" literally means "Sky" but is also used to indicate Heaven as well (generally from kids: ex. When talking to children about someone that died/went to heaven, they'll be told that they went to the sky).
  • A concert (not necessarily of concertos) by angels is a popular theme in religious paintings, including Concert of Angels (1608) by El Greco, a prominent Greek painter of the Spanish Renaissance.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishConcerto dal CieloItalian: Concerto From the Sky
Chinese
(Simplified)
高天的协奏
Gāotiān de Xiézòu
Concerto of High Heaven
Chinese
(Traditional)
高天的協奏
Gāotiān de Xiézòu
Japanese高天の協奏
Kouten no Kyousou
Ensemble of High Heaven[• 1]
Korean높은 하늘의 협주
Noppeun Haneul-ui Hyeopju
Concerto of High Sky
SpanishConcierto celestialCelestial Concerto
FrenchConcerto célesteCelestial Concerto
RussianНебесная гармония
Nebesnaya garmoniya
Heavenly Harmony
ThaiConcerto dal Cielo
VietnameseHợp Tấu Trời CaoConcert of High Heaven
GermanConcerto dal Cielo
IndonesianConcerto dal Cielo
PortugueseConcerto CelestialCelestial Concerto
TurkishGöklerin KonçertosuConcerto of Skies
ItalianConcerto dal CieloConcert From the Sky
  1. Japanese: Probably it is intended to mean 高天の協奏曲 Kouten no Kyousou-kyoku, "Concerto of High Heaven," but was shortened to match the Chinese rendering.

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