Paolo Silveri was an Italian baritone who lit up the opera world in the mid-20th century with his rich, powerful voice and magnetic stage presence. Known for his commanding performances in Verdi roles like Nabucco and Rigoletto, Silveri became a staple at major European theaters during the 1940s-50s. His recordings, including fiery renditions in Bizet's *Carmen* and Rossini's *William Tell*, showcase his versatility across Italian and French repertoire. Though less active later in his career, collections like *Il mito dell'opera* and *Lebendive Vergangenheit* preserve his legacy as one of opera's golden-age baritones – a singer who balanced dramatic intensity with velvety vocal warmth.
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