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Even with this busy agenda, Paoli's financial situation remained strained. After living in New York City for almost the entire year of 1927, Paoli decided to return to Puerto Rico to live and work with his sister Amalia, and give voice lessons at the
Academia Paoli. Paoli also helped produce
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In 1983, the non-profit "Paoli Award" was created. This award honors the effort, work, and success of outstanding professionals in the various arts and media, including music and recording, television, radio, written communication, fashion, and beauty. Originally designated to recognize the
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England to start his new "career." He was undefeated in his first five fights. He broke his right wrist on his sixth challenge, which ended his boxing career.
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Napoleon Verger. She was under the patronage of Isabel de BorbĂłn, Princess of Asturias and sister of the King of Spain, Alfonso XII, In 1884, Amalia helped Paoli to obtain two
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and lived there for several years. Later they moved to Ponce, into a house given to them by Amalia's aunt, Teresa
Intriago. It was located on Calle Mayor (Mayor Street), House No. 14. Paoli had two notable sisters,
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779:. Paoli was medically treating his vocal cords, but observers believed that his opera career was over. He continued his singing exercises with his sister Amalia, who had moved into his house in Spain.
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Paoli continued to perform around the world: in Greece, Palestine, Poland, Egypt, Spain and Italy, where he established his permanent residence. In 1910, the singer was signed as the First Tenor by
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outstanding achievements of Puerto Ricans, the Paoli Award has branched out internationally, and since 1992 it also includes
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Antonio Paoli was the first Puerto Rican to gain international recognition in the performing arts. He gave 1,725 performances between 1888 and 1942, and interpreted Verdi's
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Historic Preservation Officer, Certifying Officer. State Historic Preservation Office (San Juan, Puerto Rico). 11 August 2009. In
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Historic Preservation Officer, Certifying Officer. State Historic Preservation Office (San Juan, Puerto Rico). 11 August 2009. In
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Historic Preservation Officer, Certifying Officer. State Historic Preservation Office (San Juan, Puerto Rico). 11 August 2009. In
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Juan Llanes Santos, Historian, and State
Historic Preservation Officer, Certifying Officer. State Historic Preservation Office (San Juan, Puerto Rico). 11 August 2009. In
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Among other honors bestowed on Paoli after his death are a music school named in his honor ("Escuela Libre de MĂşsica Antonio Paoli"), in the city of
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575 times. To his credit, Paoli was also the first opera singer in the world to record an entire opera; he was part of a recorded performance of
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In 1883, when Paoli was only 12 years old, both his parents died. He traveled to Spain to live with his sister Amalia and study music and opera.
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Paoli sold his properties in Italy and acquired a small country house in Spain. He stayed for a few months with his brother Carlos in the
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and buried by the base of his statue. The bust of Paoli at the Pantheon's rotunda is the work of Puerto Rican sculptor Gladys Nieves.
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was present during one of the performances. After inviting Paoli to perform at the royal Winter Palace, he awarded Paoli
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opposed this. Some note that Caruso was a shareholder of the renowned opera house. From the U.S., the tenor would visit
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The following are part of Antonio Paoli's discography:
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908:University of the Sacred Heart
567:Royal Monastery of El Escorial
458:Antonio Emilio Paoli y Marcano
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1886:Singers awarded knighthoods
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206:Singer of the Royal Court
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489:(1855–1942), who was a
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1632:Retrieved 28 May 2010.
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