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Amanda Campodónico

1879 – 1933

Argentine singer

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About Amanda Campodónico

Lived 1879 – 1933 (aged 53). Amanda Campodónico was an Argentine singer.

Amanda Campodónico (17 November 1879 – 11 April 1933) was an Argentine mezzo-soprano singer.

Early life and education Campodónico was born in Rosario, Argentina, and studied music there, before continuing her training in Milan. She also studied in Brussels, Rome, and Naples.

Career In 1897, Campodónico made her debut on the opera stage at the Gran Teatro del Liceo in Barcelona, She performed throughout Europe, and toured in the Americas. performing alongside .

After returning to Argentina, Campodónico sang mainly in recital and concert settings. In 1906 she was appointed as a music teacher; she taught at a normal school, and at the Williams Conservatory in Buenos Aires. One of her voice students was Hina Spani.

Personal life Campodónico died in 1933, aged 53, in Buenos Aires. In 1958, a street in Rosario was named in her memory.

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Who was Amanda Campodónico?

Argentine singer

When was Amanda Campodónico born?

Amanda Campodónico was born on 17 November 1879 in Rosario.

When did Amanda Campodónico die?

Amanda Campodónico died on 11 April 1933 in Buenos Aires.

What was Amanda Campodónico's occupation?

Amanda Campodónico was a singer.

What nationality was Amanda Campodónico?

Amanda Campodónico was Argentine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Amanda Campodónico

· Wikidata: Q16183756

· DBpedia: Amanda Campodónico

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