Mimi Coertse

South African soprano and producer

Mimi Coertse - South African soprano and producer
Born

June 12th, 1932
92 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

South Africa

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A prominent soprano in the opera world, this individual gained acclaim for performances in various operatic works, particularly with the Deutsche Oper Berlin. Notable collaborations included participating in operas such as 'Carmen' and 'La Traviata.' In addition to singing, involvement in producing brought additional recognition. The career spanned several decades, showcasing talent on international stages.

Performed leading roles in 'Carmen' and 'La Traviata'

Collaborated with Deutsche Oper Berlin

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