Enrico Caruso: El PRIMER ídolo de los DISCOS

from Opera Lovers · host J. Barrera

COMENZAMOS EL MARATÓN DE CANTANTES:Enrico Caruso no solo fue un cantante, sino un innovador y un ícono cultural. Su voz, inmortalizada en los primeros discos, sigue emocionando a millones de personas en todo el mundo. La Matinatta de Leoncavallo fue la primera canción escrita para ser grabada, convirtiendo a Caruso en el creador del tenor bien vestido atractivo, gallardo y vendedor de discos. Asi el marketing discográfico comenzó con ENRICO CARUSO.

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