1873-1921
Enrico Caruso was an Italian opera
singer who released almost 300 recording between 1902 and 1920. He
recorded the hit patriotic song “Over There” in 1917. At the peak
of his fame he was paid $10,000 American dollars for a single night
performance in Havana Cuba. In the fall of 1920, after an accident
on stage, Caruso's health quickly deteriorated. He died in August of
1921.
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