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In 1986, he portrayed the 19th century Spanish tenor Julián Gayarre in Romanza Final (The Final Romance) and in 1987, he started working on a film version of La bohà¨me directed by Luigi Comencini.It was during the filming of La bohà¨me in Paris that he was found to be suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia and given a 1 in 10 chance of survival.

This is particularly true of the middle range of his voice.

A recording of this still exists and can be heard on the video biography, José Carreras - A Life Story José Carreras - A Life Story, 1993, Decca, EAN: 0044007115435.(Originally produced by Iambic Productions for broadcast on The South Bank Show, it won an International Emmy Award in 1992 for outstanding documentary programme.).

With Karajan's encouragement, he increasingly moved towards singing heavier lirico-spinto roles, including Aà¯da, Don Carlos, and Carmen, which some critics have said were too heavy for his natural voice and may have shortened his vocal prime.(See the section on Carreras's voice.)The 1980s saw Carreras occasionally moving outside the strictly operatic repertoire, at least in the recording studio, with recitals of songs from zarzuela, musicals, and operettas.

Other major house debuts followed - the San Francisco Opera in 1973, as Rodolfo; the Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company in 1973, as Alfredo in La traviata; the Vienna Staatsoper in 1974, as the Duke of Mantua in Rigoletto; London's Royal Opera House in 1974, as Alfredo; the New York Metropolitan Opera in 1974, as Cavaradossi in Tosca; and La Scala, Milan in 1975, as Riccardo in Un ballo in maschera.

The complete list of recordings through 1999 is available on Carreras's official web site (see.