Mary Costa: diferenças entre revisões

'''Mary Costa''' ([[Knoxville]], [[Tennessee]], [[5 de abril]] de [[1930]]) é uma cantora [[Estados Unidos|americana]], com ascendência portuguesa, famosa por dublar a personagem [[Aurora (Disney)|Princesa Aurora]] na versão original (inglesa) do filme de animação de 1959 [[A Bela Adormecida (filme)|A Bela Adormecida]], da [[Disney]].<ref>{{citar livro|título=The Trojan 1946 (Knoxville High School yearbook, "Music" section)|data=1946}}</ref><ref>[{{Citar web |url=http://www.pstcc.edu/blogs/marketing-comm/?p=3421 |titulo=Pellissippi State: Opera legend Mary Costa to serve as Commencement speaker] |acessodata=2016-04-27 |arquivourl=https://www.webcitation.org/6JHQDQmZG?url=http://www.pstcc.edu/blogs/marketing-comm/?p=3421 |arquivodata=2013-08-31 |urlmorta=yes }}</ref><ref>[http://tnartscommission.org/2015-governors-arts-awards/mary-costa/ DISTINGUISHED ARTIST RECIPIENT, 2015 GOVERNOR’S ARTS AWARDS] Retrieved September 10, 2015</ref><ref>[http://www.ew.com/article/2016/04/06/sleeping-beauty-mary-costa-princess-aurora-letter Original voice of Disney’s Sleeping Beauty, now 86, shares sweet letter to fans] Entertainment Weekly, Retrieved April 6, 2016</ref><ref>[http://blogs.indiewire.com/animationscoop/an-open-letter-from-mary-costa-the-voice-of-disneys-sleeping-beauty-20160404 An Open Letter From Mary Costa (The Voice of Disney's "Sleeping Beauty")] Indiwire, Retrieved April 6, 2016</ref>