Tenore is a type of male singing voice that is characterized by its high range, typically extending from the C above middle C to the C two octaves above. It is one of the most common voice types in classical music, particularly in opera. Tenors often play leading roles and are known for their powerful and expressive vocal abilities. In the world of opera, famous tenors include Luciano Pavarotti and Plácido Domingo, who have contributed significantly to the popularity of the genre. Tenors can be further categorized into subtypes, such as lyric tenor and dramatic tenor, each with distinct vocal qualities and roles in performances.