Mezzo

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Australian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American singer, mezzo-soprano

Opera singer (mezzo-soprano).

German opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

American mezzo of Russian origin

Swedish opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Actress, mezzo-soprano singer

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

French opera singer, mezzo-soprano

German mezzo-soprano

American opera singer, soprano and mezzo-soprano.

Italian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Italian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

German singer, mezzo-soprano

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American singer.

Italian opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

Greek opera singer

Russian opera singer and chamber singer (mezzo-soprano),

Bulgarian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American opera singer (mezzo-soprano).

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Russian singer (mezzo-soprano) and teacher

American mezzo-soprano singer

Belgian singer, mezzo-soprano

Latvian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

French opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano

American singer, mezzo-soprano

Danish singer, mezzo-soprano

Italian opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

French opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

Opera singer (mezzo-soprano)

British opera singer, mezzo-soprano and contralto

Italian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Italian singer (mezzo-soprano)

American opera singer, mezzo-soprano, soprano

Greek singer (mezzo-soprano)

American opera singer, contralto and mezzo-soprano

Italian opera singer, mezzo-soprano

Japanese and French singer

British singer (mezzo-soprano)

Romanian opera singer (mezzo-soprano).

Brazilian singer, “muse of Bossa Nova.” Nara herself did not consider herself only a “bossa” performer; she was one of the first Brazilian “protest song” performers.

French opera singer (mezzo-soprano)