Victoria De Los Angeles Performs De La Torre, Pergolesi and Paisiello

Experience the timeless elegance of Victoria de los Ángeles in this exquisite collection of operatic arias and traditional songs. Released on April 24, 2014, "Victoria De Los Angeles Performs De La Torre, Pergolesi and Paisiello" showcases the legendary soprano's remarkable vocal range and interpretive depth. Born in Barcelona, Victoria de los Ángeles López García began her illustrious career after World War II, captivating audiences worldwide with her performances in iconic roles such as Madama Butterfly and La Bohème.

This album, spanning a concise yet impactful 19 minutes, features seven tracks that highlight Victoria de los Ángeles' versatility and mastery. From the lively "Pampano Verde" to the tender "Se tu m'ami," each piece is a testament to her artistry. The album includes both well-known operatic excerpts and lesser-heard gems, such as the traditional Spanish songs "El rossinyol" and "El molondrón," arranged by G. Moore. The collection also features works by renowned composers like Pergolesi and Paisiello, offering a rich tapestry of musical styles and periods.

Victoria de los Ángeles' career spanned over five decades, and her recordings continue to be celebrated for their technical brilliance and emotional resonance. This album is a beautiful snapshot of her legacy, perfect for both opera enthusiasts and those discovering her voice for the first time. The album is released by Ameritz Music Ltd.

Victoria de los Ángeles, born in Barcelona in 1923, was one of the most celebrated lyric sopranos of the 20th century, renowned for her exquisite timbre and crystalline singing. Her voice, described as having a great beauty and transparency, captivated audiences worldwide. Victoria de los Ángeles' repertoire spanned both opera and lieder, with notable roles in works such as Carmen, La bohème, and Madama Butterfly. She was particularly acclaimed for her interpretations of Spanish songs and operatic parts, showcasing her unique strengths in Spanish vocal music. Throughout her career, Victoria de los Ángeles collaborated with esteemed artists like Jussi Björling and Alicia de Larrocha, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire. Her impact on the world of opera is celebrated through various events and foundations dedicated to preserving her artistic heritage and nurturing new talents.