Italy is not only a country known for its beautiful ancient architectural structures, beaches, football and Catholicism. This state was the birthplace of many outstanding artists. Italy is famous for its famous opera singers. One of the world famous tenors was Enrico Caruso.
Italy is rich in great talents, and it was she who gave mankind a brilliant opera singer - Enrico Caruso.
The tenor was born in the winter of 1873. Fame came to him when he performed with his soft and truly masculine operatic voice the work of A. Ponchielli la gioconda - O monumento. Enrico had an unusual and genuine operatic voice from nature, which was the reason that he had a huge army of admirers of men and women. At Milan's La Scala theater, audiences welcomed the tenor with admiring glances, and did exactly the same in 1900. Also helped by Caruso's work by Verdi - Rigoletto, which brought the artist additional fame.
However, the singer had no idea that he would be invited to the United States, where he would perform in New York, and it was this city that would make him world famous. At the Metropolitan Opera, the tenor was a soloist from 1903 to 1921. The gramophone records on which Enrico's voice sounded were bought up in huge quantities, the inhabitants of different parts of the Earth could listen to the great tenor with admiration.
Caruso became the person who made a huge contribution to world culture, his name and singing will always sound. He is always set as an example for all aspiring opera singers.
The great opera singer passed away in the summer of 1921, but the memory of this musical genius will be preserved among descendants who appreciate world music.
