Mikas Petrauskas was a notable Lithuanian tenor, celebrated for his powerful voice and emotive performances. Born on July 13, 1885, in Klaipėda, he gained recognition in the early 20th century, performing in various operas across Europe. His contributions to the world of music helped elevate the profile of Lithuanian artists on the international stage. In addition to his singing career, Petrauskas was also involved in music education, influencing future generations of musicians. He passed away on March 4, 1961, but his legacy continues to inspire many in the fields of opera and classical music.