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Argentinian,
italian parents. Diplomated lawyer at the University of Buenos Aires.
She studied singing and acting at the “Instituto Superior
de Arte del Teatro Colón”, winning the Golden
Medal to the best singer, and a British Council Scholarship for
one year’s training at the “London Opera Centre”.
She sang then at the Bishopsgate Institute in London and at the
Fairfield Hall in Croydon (Fidelio), at the Arts Theatre in Cambridge
(Donna Anna).
She made her début in Opera at the Teatro Colón in
Lehar’s “The Merry Widow” (1974), beginning then
an uninterrupted 25 year’s collaboration with that Theatre:
“Rita”, “Madame Butterfly”, “La vida
breve”, “Don Carlo”,“Mefistofele”,
“Lucia di Lammermoor”, “Norma”, “Beatrice
di Tenda”, “Nabucco”, “Aida”, the
world’s première of “Antigona Velez” by
Juan Carlos Zorzi, “Proserpina y el extranjero” by Juan
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In
Argentina, she also sang at Teatro Argentino de La Plata: Queen
of the Night, Don Carlo, Don Giovanni (D.Elvira), Manon Lescaut,
Turandot, Mefistofele (Margherita and Elena), Messa da Requiem.
At the Auditorium, with the National Simphony Orchestra: Zemlinski’s
Lyric Simphony, Strauss’ Salomé final scene, and the
Four last songs; Wagner’s Isolde’s Love Death, Verdi’s
Requiem.
Her European debut took place at the Staadtheater Klagenfurt (Austria)
singing “Lucia di Lammermoor” (1977/78), “Norma”
1978) “Il tabarro” (1978) and “Maria Stuarda”
(1980). Followed by engagements with Staattheater Wien (Lucia di
Lammermoor), Hamburgishes Oper (Lucia, Il Trovatore) OperBonn (“Norma”
“Medea”, “Armida”) Stuttgart Oper (“La
Traviata”), Bruknerhalle Linz (Guglielmo Tell), Frankfurt
Alte Oper (Maria Stuarda).
She sang in Italy: Bergamo:
Teatro Donizetti, Verona: Arena di Verona, Torino: Teatro Regio,
Genova: Teatro Margherita, Macerata: Arena Sferisterio, Trieste:
Teatro Verdi, Cagliari: Teatro Palestrina and Teatro Romano, Catania:
Teatro Bellini, Jesi: Teatro Pergolesi, Padova: Teatro Verdi, Parma:
Teatro Regio, Modena, Piacenza, Reggio Emilia, Ravenna, Ferrara,
Rovigo, Treviso: Teatri Comunali, Fano: Corte Malatestiana, Enna:
Castel Lombardia, Benevento: Arena romana.
In France: Radio France
(Matilde di Shabran), Grand Teatre Tours (Lucia, Anna Bolena), Teatre
des Arts Rouen (Il trovatore).
In Switzerland: Operntheatre Bern (Manon Lescaut), Winthertur Staattheater
(Königin der Nacht).
In Hungary: Erkel Theatre, Budapest (Norma). Szeged Festival (Turandot).
In Spain: Gran Teatro
del Liceo de Barcelona (Don Giovanni (Elvira), Norma, Un ballo in
maschera, Beatrice di Tenda, Balada’s Cristobal Colon,, and
covers: La Gioconda, Il Trovatore).
Teatro de la Zarzuela de Madrid (Macbeth), Teatro Arriaga y Anfiteatro
Olbia de Bilbao (Anna Bolena), Teatro Principal de Mahon (Aida,
Un ballo in maschera, La Boheme) y de Palma de Mallorca (Andrea
Chenier), Teatro Colón de La Coruña (Tosca, Nabucco),
Auditorio de Santiago de Compostela, Gran Teatro de Huelva, Auditorio
Padilla de Almería, Teatro Benito Pérez Galdós
de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (La Sonnambula).
In Belgium: Liége
(Maria Stuarda).
In Portugal: Teatro San Carlos in Lisbon (Macbeth, Il Trovatore).
In South Africa: Johannesburg Civic Center and Pretoria Arts Council
(Nabucco), Durban Alhambra Theatre (Manon Lescaut).
In Japan: Bunka Kaikan Hall in Tokyo (I Pagliacci).
In South Korea: Sejong Cultural Center in Seoul (Nabucco).
In U.S.A. she made a
surprise début at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York
singing “Norma”, opposite Placido Domingo and Tatiana
Troyanos, conducting James Levine, a performance also broadcasted
for U.S.A. and Canada. (1982) Following a three seasons’ engagement
with the Met for Il Trovatore with Fiorenza Cossotto, Ermanno Mauro
and Juan Pons (1983), Ernani with Luciano Pavarotti, Sherril Milnes
and Ruggero Raimondi (1983), Macbeth with Sherril Milnes and Louis
Quilico (1984). In “The Met on tour” she sang in Boston,
and in “The Met in the Parks” (Lucia di Lammermoor)
(1983). In Washington D.C. at the Kennedy Center (Un ballo in maschera),
in Denver, Colorado (Il Trovatore), in Bridgeport and Standford
(Nabucco) , in San Juan de Puerto Rico (La Gioconda), in Palm Beach
(La Traviata).
In South America:
Venezuela: Teatro Municipal de Caracas (Semiramide, Jone, L’africana),
Fundación Teresa Carreño (Lucia di Lammermoor, Norma),
Uruguay: Teatrro Solis de Montevideo (Tosca, Aida, Turandot). Brazil:
Teatro Municipal de Sao Paulo (Semiramide).
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