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Danielle de Niese: uma aria provocante

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Sep 2011 • TEDGlobal 2011

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Pode a ópera ser sempre tão pouco sexy? A gloriosa soprano Danielle de Niese mostra como, cantando a sedutora aria "Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiss." Que traduzido significa, como você pode adivinhar: "Eu beijo de forma ardente". De Giuditta por Frans Lehár. Acompanhamento: Ingrid Surgenor.

Her voice described as a “sweet gleaming soprano,” Danielle de Niese breathes new life into opera, astonishing critics and making audiences sit up and listen. Full bio »

Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Christine Veras
Reviewed by Nadja Nathan
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