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we had to start more with using technology and using streaming, for instance. during lockdowns, opera singers had to embrace new ways of performing. the popular peruvian born tenor, juan diego florez, sang in an empty theatre at the state opera house, in vienna. such concerts were streamed and broadcast. could this become a permanent way of bringing opera to wider audiences? well, singing to the masses isjuan diego s blood. he first had his heart set on becoming a pop star. his father was a famous folk singer, and his mother ran a life music bar in the peruvian capital, lima wherejuan diego would often perform.
at the state opera house, in vienna. such concerts were streamed and broadcast. could this become a permanent way of bringing opera to wider audiences? well, singing to the masses isjuan diego s blood. he first had his heart set on becoming a pop star. his father was a famous folk singer, and his mother ran a life music bar in the peruvian capital, lima wherejuan diego would often perform. i was young, i was a minor. but in the end, i was playing the whole night and making everybody dance until very late. i was singing peruvian music, my own songs. i was singing elvis presley, the beatles, salsa everybody was dancing. so for me,
at monte carlo 0pera. as artistic director, cecelia sees how technology rushed in to save the day during lockdowns making operatic performances available online for millions to enjoy. we had to start more with using technology and using streaming, for instance. during lockdowns, opera singers had to embrace new ways of performing. the popular peruvian born tenor, juan diego florez, sang in an empty theatre at the state opera house, in vienna. such concerts were streamed and broadcast. could this become a permanent way of bringing opera to wider audiences? well, singing to the masses isjuan diego s blood.
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