basso profundo
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bas·so pro·fun·do
(băs'ō prə-fŭn'dō, bä'sō prə-fʊn'dō) 
n., pl., basso pro·fun·dos, or bas·si pro·fun·di (bä'sē prə-fʊn'dē).
n., pl., basso pro·fun·dos, or bas·si pro·fun·di (bä'sē prə-fʊn'dē).
- A deep bass singing voice.
- A singer who has such a voice.
[Italian : basso, bass + profondo, deep.]
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categories related to 'basso profundo'
- Opera and Vocal Music - basso profundo: exceptionally deep bass voice
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