Mario Frangoulis
Mario Frangoulis is a tenor who began performing internationally around 2001. He sang the role of Radamès in Verdi's 'Aida' early in his career and has...
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Mario Frangoulis is a tenor who began performing internationally around 2001. He sang the role of Radamès in Verdi's 'Aida' early in his career and has appeared at venues like the Royal Opera House in London and the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
His recording of 'Buongiorno Principessa,' a traditional Italian lullaby, became widely known after its release in 2002. The song appears alongside other pieces in his catalog such as 'Adagio,' 'Sometimes I Dream,' and 'A La Luna De Valencia.'
Frangoulis has worked with pianist George Dalaras and performed with orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra. His recordings include albums like 'The Dream Within' from 2005 and 'The Cinematic Collection' from 2013.
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