Manuel Salazar Zúñiga: su legado artístico y musical en el cincuentenario de su benemeritazgo

The interest of this article is to demonstrate the greatness of Manuel (Melico) Salazar (1887-1950), the highest tenor of Costa Rica. He sang in the most famous theaters in the world, along with the best opera singers of his time.

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Repertorio Americano
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2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.15359/ra.1-34.15
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Historical Art and Architecture Studies
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Manuel Salazar Zúñiga: su legado artístico y musical en el cincuentenario de su benemeritazgo

Luis Gustavo Lobo Bejarano
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Historical Art and Architecture Studies
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Manuel Salazar Zúñiga: su legado artístico y musical en el cincuentenario de su benemeritazgo

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Abstract

The interest of this article is to demonstrate the greatness of Manuel (Melico) Salazar (1887-1950), the highest tenor of Costa Rica. He sang in the most famous theaters in the world, along with the best opera singers of his time.

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