Talk:Ramón Iriarte

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Ramon Iriarte is part of the venezuelan heritage. He is part of a important group of opera singers and bacame with time imortant enough to be part of the important cultural museums of Venezuela. I think this article should stay here, because several people remember him and will like to know a little more of this important singer

That's fine, all you need to do is provide some sources to prove that the subject is notable. If you can do that, then there should be no problem. Rwiggum (^Talk/_Contrib) 17:21, 8 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

This page is a little biography of Ramon Iriarte, an important opera singer in Venezuela. He had a long career in the opera scene. He is part of the Venezuelan heritage. Singing international operas, he also was protagonist in the National opera creations of the time. You can find some information about this amazing singer in opera music books in Venezuela. Important books with his name are keep in security in museums like El museo de Bellas Artes(name of a big museum in Caracas-Venezuela) Years have past and venezuelans remember him and will love to know more about his life. This is a little biography that can be completed with more information thanks to members or fans of opera music. Mr. Iriarte's information is also in the Teresa Carreno .(Place were culture and music is open to opera lovers, you can find a little museum inside.This is why this article should stay and not be deleted. (copied here from main article to which it was added in error by User:74.56.185.207)