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Domingo picks 5 Russians for next Operalia

Domingo picks 5 Russians for next Operalia

The singing contest will take place in Mumbai, India, in September.

These are the selected contestants:

Nurgalym Amanbay, tenor, Kazakhstan
Eliza Boom, soprano, New Zealand
Le Bu, bass-baritone, China
Vladislav Chizhov, baritone, Russia
Monica Conesa, soprano, USA/Cuba
Lilit Davtyan, soprano, Armenia
Vittorio de Campo, bass, Italy
Georgiy Derbas-Richter, baritone, Ukraine
Konstantin Fedotov, bass, Russia
Elmina Hasan, mezzo-soprano, Azerbaijan
Liam James Karai, bass-baritone, UK/India
Elmira Karakhanova, soprano, Russia
Shannon Keegan, mezzo-soprano, USA
Jack Lee, baritone, UK
Geonho Lee, baritone, South Korea
Cleo Lee-McGowan, soprano, Australia
Gabriela Legun, soprano, Poland
Brittany Olivia Logan, soprano, USA
Dean Murphy, baritone, USA
Otabek Nazirov, tenor, Uzbekistan
Iosif Nikitsenka, tenor, Belarus
Kathleen O’Mara, soprano, USA
Teresa Perrotta, soprano, USA
Sun-Ly Pierce, mezzo-soprano, USA
Darwin Prakash, baritone, India
Meridian Prall, mezzo-soprano, USA
Angel Romero, tenor, USA
Polina Shabunina, soprano, Russia
Jaeeun Shin, soprano, South Korea
Vladyslav Tlushch, baritone, Ukraine
Rebecka Wallroth, mezzo-soprano, Sweden
Nikolai Zemlianskikh, baritone, Russia

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