Maria Callas

Maria Callas, the legendary American-Greek operatic soprano, captivated audiences worldwide with her extraordinary vocal range and dramatic intensity. Born in 1923, Callas became one of the most renowned and influential opera singers of the 20th century. Her powerful voice and emotive performances in roles like Tosca, Norma, and Medea set new standards for operatic artistry. Callas' unique ability to convey deep emotion through her singing earned her the title "La Divina." Her recordings and live performances continue to inspire and mesmerize classical music enthusiasts to this day.