About Alicia Nafé
Born 1947. Alicia Nafé is an Argentine opera singer, singer and musician.
Alicia Nafé (born 4 August 1947) is an Argentinian operatic mezzo-soprano, who has performed leading parts at international opera houses and festivals. She is known for singing the title role in Bizet's Carmen.
Career Born in Buenos Aires, Nafé first studied voice in her hometown, then continued her studies in Europe with Luigi Ricci in Rome, and Teresa Berganza. She won the Concours Francisco Viñas competition in Barcelona.
Recordings Nafé recorded de Falla's La vida breve twice, singing the role of La Abuela in 1978, conducted by Luis Antonio García Navarro, and the lead role of Salud in 1992, with Jesús López Cobos conducting the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
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Who is Alicia Nafé?
Argentinian operatic mezzo-soprano singer
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Alicia Nafé was born on 4 August 1947 in Buenos Aires.
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Alicia Nafé is an opera singer, singer and musician.
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Alicia Nafé is Argentine.
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