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- ↑ Enrico Stinchelli: Le stelle della lirica: i grandi cantanti della storia (2002) p. 75: "mentre spiccano nell'ultima generazione Valeria Esposito (Napoli 1961), Stefania Bonfadelli (Bussolengo, Verona 1967)"
- ↑ Italy's Valeria Esposito is awarded the prize for the 1987 BBC Cardiff Singer of the World competition.
