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ROSA MERINO

Rosa Merino de Arenas. († Lima, January 1, 1868) Peruvian artist of the late eighteenth century, was the first interpreter of National Anthem of Peru . At its inception, was marked by the grace with which modulates the tunes to fashion, until he obtained fame in 1812 when he performed at the opera company formed by Andrew Bolognesi, to serve a brief stint in the opera La Isabela and not was no doubt that he developed his vocal abilities, with that demanding master, then in future years had good parts and was applauded for the skill and perfection of his style. It was the Peruvian public favorite artist of that era, being chosen after a contest sponsored by the General San Martin, to play the National Anthem of Peru that ran on Sunday, September 23, 1821 at the National Theater of Lima, in the presence of the General San Martin and the heroes of Peruvian independence at that time were in the capital. The beautiful soprano voice of the Merino, was the first to sing the National Anthem of Peru, in the original verses of the poet of Ica, Don José de la Torre Ugarte and music of the illustrious maestro José Bernardo Lima Alcedo. During the last fifteen years, he continued acting and lyrical representations charity evenings. Then had to retire to her home life until his death in 1868.