Luísa Todi
Portuguese soprano and opera singer

Born
January 9th, 1753
272 years ago
Died
1833
192 years ago — 80 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Portugal
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A celebrated soprano and actress in the late 18th century, this individual gained prominence across Europe, particularly in opera houses. Renowned for exceptional vocal technique and dramatic presence, performances included roles in operas by composers such as Mozart and Salieri. Regularly performed in Lisbon and travelled extensively to Italy and France, captivating audiences with operatic and concert performances. Contributed to the rich tradition of Portuguese opera and influenced future generations of singers.
Performed in operas by Mozart and Salieri
Captivated audiences in Lisbon and Europe
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