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Fabiola sang at Place des Arts

When she goes home at night from her day job as Secretary/Archivist in the Office of the Vice-Rector Institutional Relations and Secretary-General, Fabiola Cacciatore starts warming up for her real career as a singer.

She sang last week in the Concours Ma Première Place des Arts, one of innumerable competitions she has taken part in over her 19-year career. A versatile performer, she sings in French, Italian, Spanish and English, and as a performance student in the Music Department, in the Concordia Choir.

Her smoky contralto has been featured as the opening act for many tours throughout Quebec, and she has had two of her French songs on the popular music charts.

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