by Alfonso Signorini · Mondadori · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788804585794
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On September 16, 1977, Maria Callas died in Paris after a dazzling life and career that made her "La Divina." In this work, Alfonso Signorini moves away from conventional biography to reconstruct the life of the legendary singer through her own unpublished correspondence, revealing a tragic story of love and death where the artist merges with the heroines to whom she gave voice and soul. Signorini, in his role as a music lover and biographer, offers an intimate and documented account that explores the loneliness and fragility behind the myth. Through these pages, Callas's life intertwines with iconic figures such as Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly, and Marlene Dietrich, creating a deep and moving portrait of a woman who lived intensely both on and off the stage.
