Marco Bordogni was an Italian operatic tenor, born in 1789 and known for his contributions to the bel canto style of singing. He gained recognition for his performances in various operas, particularly those by composers like Giuseppe Verdi and Gioachino Rossini. Bordogni's vocal technique and expressive style made him a prominent figure in the 19th-century opera scene. In addition to his singing career, Bordogni was also a respected voice teacher. He authored several vocal exercises that are still used by singers today. His influence on vocal pedagogy has made him a significant figure in the development of singing techniques, impacting future generations of performers.