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Darío Volonté - Tenor Darío Volonté - tenor Nació en Buenos Aires, Argentina el 1 de septiembre 1963 Estudió con el barítono Jose Crea y se perfeccionó luego con el tenor Vittorio Terranova en Milán. Debutó en Buenos Aires con Tosca en el Festival de música realizado por la Opera de Buenos Aires. En 1998 debuta en Europa con Il Trovatore y Un ballo in maschera en gira por Países Bajos y Bélgica. Se suceden Don Carlos en Bolonia, Tosca, I Pagliacci, Manon Lescaut y Fedora en Teatro Regio (Turín), Lucia di Lammermoor en la Opera de Zúrich, Il Corsaro en Trieste, Manon Lescaut en el Teatro Massimo de Palermo. En mayo de 1999 debuta en el Teatro Colón con la ópera Aurora de Hector Panizza realizando el primero y único bis en la noche de gran abono en la historia del Teatro Colón con la Canción de la Bandera del intermedio épico. Cerrando la temporada del Teatro Colón con Lucia di Lammermoor. En el 2000 canta Il Trovatore en el New National Opera Theatre en Tokio Japón el Teatro Colón y en el Teatro Regio di Parma grabando para el sello Fone la ópera completa del vivo. Ese mismo año debuta con el maestro Riccardo Muti en Tosca en el Teatro Alla Scala de Milán. En años siguientes en síntesis ha cantado entre otros con Plácido Domingo, Zubin Metha, Carlo Rizzi, Daniel Oren, Fabio Luisi, Kent Nagano, Bruno Bartoletti, Kery Lynn Wilson, Donato Renzetti, Stefan Soltesz, Christian Thielemann, Marco Zambelli, Daniele Callegari, Marco Guidarini, Riccardo Chailly. Ha trabajado con registas como Graham Vick ,Luca Ronconi, Liliana Cavani, Hugo de Ana, Francesca Zambello, Andrei Serban, Doris Dorrie, Nikolaus Lehnhoff, Pier Luigi Pizzi, Robert Carsen, Alberto Fassini, Lofti Mansouri, Joseph Franconi Lee, Roberto Oswald, Tilman Knabe, entre otros. Alguno de los teatros donde cantó:Regio di Parma, Scala di Milano, Opera di Roma, Massimo di Palermo, Regio di Torino, Massimo Bellini di Catania, Comunale di Trieste, Politeama di Lecce, Festival di Macerata, Torre del Lago, Comunale di Firenze, San Carlo di Napoli, Filarmonico di Milano, Carlo Felice di Genova, Washington National Opera, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Wexford Festival, Bregenz Festpiele, Mannheim, Berlin Staatsoper, Deutsche Oper Berlin, National Opera Seoul Korea, Aalto Theater Essen, West Australian Opera, Teatro Colón de Buenos Aires, Municipal de San Pablo Brasil, La Mestranza de Sevilla, Opera de Bilbao, Palma de Mallorca, Las Palmas, Real de Madrid. En su repertorio figuran Il Trovatore, Il Corsaro, Ballo in Maschera, Don Carlo, La Battaglia di Legnano, Rigoletto, Norma, Andrea Chenier, Siberia, Cavalleria Rusticana, I Pagliacci, I Cavallieri di Ekebu y Mefistofele.En el campo de oratorios cantó las Misas de Requiem de Berlioz, Puccini, Verdi, Bruckner y la Novena Sinfonía de Beethoven. En el final de la temporada del año 2006 en la producción del Teatro Colón de la ópera Turandot realizó el segundo bis de su carrera en dicho teatro con el aria Nessun Dorma. Es el único cantante en toda la historia del Teatro Colón en haber realizado dos bises, el único en haber hecho un bis en la noche de gran abono y posee la particularidad de haber hecho el último bis del siglo 20 y el primero del siglo 21. Dario Volonté es Excombatiente de la Guerra de Las Malvinas ocurrida en 1982, logrando sobrevivir al hundimiento del ARA General Belgrano. Está casado con la mezzo soprano Véra Cirkovic con la cual se produce en conciertos multitudinarios a través todo el pais y Latino América.Desde sus inicios ha realizado una intensa labor en Argentina cantando conciertos y óperas en casi todo el territorio difundiendo el canto lírico. En la actualidad incursiona junto a su actividad lírica, en la música popular cantando junto a artistas como Jairo, Lito Vitale, Sandra Mihanovich, Patricia Sosa, Zamba Quipildor, Juan Carlos Baglietto, Hilda Lizarazu, Minino Garay, Franco Luciani entre otros. Ha cantado en el Festival Nacional de Tango de La Falda. En 2014 Dario Volonté ha armado su propia banda, está en producción y grabación de su próximo CD que será lanzado en gira proximamente. Fuente: Wikipedia http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dar%C3%ADo_Volont%C3%A9 [Consultas: Octubre 2014] Ver sitio oficial de Dario Volonté: http://www.dariovolonte.com/ [Consulta: Octibre 2014] .
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