#performer

• Actor — A performing artist who embodies a character in a play, movie, radio, or television show, using scenic techniques, gestures, and vocal inflections; (in a broad or sociopolitical sense) a person, group, or organization playing a determining role in an event or process. This structural element constitutes the central pillar of dramatic manifestation and social interaction.
• Actress — A secondary, diminutive, or colloquial form for actress, denoting a woman who interprets a character in a play or movie; sometimes used with an affectionate, familiar, or slightly ironic nuance depending on the context. It represents a structural gender derivative created by attaching a feminine suffix to the masculine root.
• Actress — A woman who portrays roles in plays, films, radio, or television; a female artist who scenically or cinematographically transposes a literary character through physical, vocal, and emotional expressiveness. This professional status implies mastering dramatic techniques to evoke complex states and narratives in front of an audience or a camera.
• Old form of actor — An old popular, altered, or regional form of the noun 'actor', used in the past in colloquial speech or influenced by a secondary etymological channel. The term designates an artist who performs roles on a theater stage or a person who plays a decisive role in a historical or social event.
• Old form of actress — An old popular or regional form of the noun 'actress', used in the past in rural speech or early theatrical chronicles. The term designates a woman who performs a role in a play, serving as the feminine variant of the archaism 'afteor' and a rare example of empirically assimilated phonetic evolution.
• Altist — A singer with an alto voice (especially a boy or a man using falsetto) or a musician who plays an alto instrument, such as a viola player or a performer on the alto saxophone. As an adjective, it describes a timbre, composition, or instrumental register specific to the alto range.
• Alto — A deep female voice or a boy's voice pitched in a register between soprano and tenor (also called contralto); a musical part or score written for this range. It also designates musical instruments with a timbre corresponding to this range (e.g., alto saxophone, alto flute) or, as an adjective, describes such an acoustic register.
• Artist — A person who creates original works of art, manifesting in fields such as visual arts, literature, music, theater, cinema, or dance; a highly talented performer of a composition. In an adjectival and figurative sense, the term describes a person who displays refined aesthetic taste, mastery, inventiveness, or exceptional technical skills in any activity.
• Female artist — A woman who creates original works of art or performs roles, musical compositions, or choreography on stage; a female creator in the field of fine arts. Figuratively, the term describes a woman of exceptional sensitivity, endowed with a rich imagination, good taste, and outstanding technical skills in a creative or practical activity.