Enzo Dara

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Enzo Dara (13 October 1938 – 25 August 2017)^[1] was an Italian basso buffo. Opera News described him as "one of the most famous Italian basses on the opera stage [known for] portraying a cluster of touchstone roles that highlighted his natural gifts for comedy, rapid-fire patter and bel canto technique."^[2] He is particularly admired for his performances in operas by Rossini.^[3]