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Type of classical music male singing voice in upper registers.

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Ús de castrato en anglès
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He laughed at people who said that a castrato could not procreate.
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But Guido was sneering in the direction of the great castrato.
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As soon as the castrato began to sing Tonio was enthralled.
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And the Pope had never granted a dispensation for a castrato.
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This castrato had a fine voice, but his chief attraction was his beauty.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 1...
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Mozart wrote this motet for a very accomplished Italian castrato.
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And then very slowly he turned his head, gazing back at the old castrato.
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Rome however was still the place for a castrato's debut, as far as Guido was concerned.
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Any missteps and the monsignor will be able to join the castrato choir of his church.
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Lorenzo, the castrato he had stabbed a month ago for tormenting him, was standing beside him.
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Guido was moving away, and Piero, the blond-haired Milanese castrato, came up to Tonio at once.
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In fact, the castrato's almost exquisite face seemed quite disfigured with rage before he had finished.
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It was a castrato, it had to be!
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As soon as he raised his voice alone in the chapel, he would really be a castrato.
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Only old Rubino, the elderly castrato who would play the second man, announced cheerily that he would sing.
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I think he is a very pretty 'castrato', and 'I have seen many as good-looking as he is.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 0...
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