Riccardo Botta

Riccardo Botta, Italian-Swiss tenor, began studying singing in Trieste with his father, the tenor Giuseppe Botta, and then studied with the teacher Enza Ferrari and the famous baritone Giuseppe Taddei. His official debut in the world of opera, which took place in 1996 in Cimarosa's "The Secret Marriage" in Treviso, marks the beginning of a happily eventful career, also due to the significant number of operatic roles played (over 90!), And undoubtedly, full of successes. During the first decade of professional activity, thanks to his excellent vocal qualities and musical talent, he completely dedicated himself to Belcanto, interpreting the first tenor roles of the great repertoire (Don Pasquale, Elisir d'amore, Lucia di Lammermoor, Il Barbiere di Seville, L'italiana in Algeri, Cenerentola,