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María Pulpillo (1763–1809) was Spanish singer.^[1]

She was engaged at the two Royal Theatres in Madrid, Madrid, Teatro de la Cruz and Teatro del Príncipe between 1778 and 1794. She belonged to the most well known singers of the Spanish opera of her time, and was a leading interpreter of the Italian opera fashionable in Spain at the time.

References[edit]

^ E. de Palacio, “María Pulpillo”, en La Ilustración Española y Americana, IX (1899), págs. 143-146

External links[edit]

"María Pulpillo | Real Academia de la Historia". dbe.rah.es. Retrieved 2022-10-17.