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Yes, "Bravo" is for men and "Brava" is for women.

You may say "Bravo" in a general sense; for the whole performance, the opus, the conductor, or whatever, and this is how the myth perhaps got started. After a diva belts out an aria, you'd better give her a "Brava"!!

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