Renowned Brazilian Soprano Maria Lucia Godoy Passes Away at 100

Maria Lucia Godoy, a renowned Brazilian soprano, passed away at the age of 100. Her death marks the end of an extraordinary career that spanned decades and took her to international stages, most notably Carnegie Hall in 1967, where the New York Times praised her 'weightless' voice. Godoy was also celebrated for her interpretations of Villa-Lobos's compositions and her contributions to Brazilian popular music. "She left a gigantic legacy of good music," said actor and director Pedro Paulo Cava, highlighting her dedication to both classical and popular genres. Godoy's legacy extends beyond her musical achievements; she inspired generations of artists and left an indelible mark on Brazilian culture. Her passing is a significant loss for the country's artistic community.