On January 21, the inimitable Plácido Domingo, the famous Spanish tenor who gets the longest standing ovations in the opera world, celebrated his 70th... 21.01.2011, Sputnik International
On January 21, the inimitable Plácido Domingo, the famous Spanish tenor who gets the longest standing ovations in the opera world, celebrated his 70th birthday.
On January 21, the inimitable Plácido Domingo, the famous Spanish tenor who gets the longest standing ovations in the opera world, celebrated his 70th birthday.
On January 21, the inimitable Plácido Domingo, the famous Spanish tenor who gets the longest standing ovations in the opera world, celebrated his 70th birthday.
The maestro’s admirers adore the vast range of his voice – from the light and tender part in “L'elisir d'amore” by Donizetti to the manful “dark” Othello in Verdi’s opera. His repertoire comprises 100 parts.
The singer’s parents were famous Zarzuela performers – a Spanish comedy genre with dancing and spoken and sung scenes. As for Domingo, apart from opera arias, he also performs popular Italian, Spanish and American songs.
In addition, Domingo is general director of the Los Angeles Opera and of the Washington National Opera.
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