Maragliano began her career in 1955 after an audition at Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa, where she was chosen by the conductor Tristano Illersberg as one of the Flower Maidens in Wagner's Parsifal.
Between 1957 and 1959, Maragliano began to impose herself on the Italian opera scene; particularly important was her debut in 1959, replacing Antonietta Stella, in La forza del destino at the Verona Arena,[1] where she was a constant presence until the beginning of the 1970s.
Manon Lescaut, with Plácido Domingo, Alberto Rinaldi, Carlo Badioli, dir. Bruno Bartoletti - dal vivo Chicago 1968 ed. Opera Lovers
I masnadieri, with Renato Cioni, Licinio Montefusco, Carlo Cava, dir. Riccardo Muti - dal vivo Firenze 1969 ed. Arkadia
Luisa Miller, with Richard Tucker, Mario Zanasi, Paolo Washington, Adriana Lazzarini, Giovanni Foiani, dir. Francesco Molinari Pradelli - dal vivo La Scala 1969 ed. Curcio
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