La revoltosa
A Spanish zarzuela by Ruperto Chapí, with a libretto by José López Silva and Carlos Fernández Shaw.
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A Spanish zarzuela by Ruperto Chapí, with a libretto by José López Silva and Carlos Fernández Shaw.
Young Salud, a Romani woman from Granada, is passionately in love with Paco, a well-to-do man who is already engaged to a woman of his social class. Her uncle Sarvaor and grandmother try to prevent her from interrupting Paco’s wedding after she learns the truth. Salud and Sarvaor gate-crash the celebration. Paco says he does not know her and orders her removed; Salud collapses and dies at his feet.
This one-act zarzuela is based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Its characters include Patro, Primorosa, Gurriato, Melania, and Lucio.
Margarita, a nun who serves as gatekeeper at her convent, runs away with the adventurer Don Juan Alarcon. After discovering that he has seduced many women, she returns to find that the Virgin Mary’s statue miraculously took her place during her absence. As Margarita prays for forgiveness, Don Juan is struck down by heavenly lightning.
A Spanish zarzuela by Ruperto Chapí, with a libretto by José López Silva and Carlos Fernández Shaw.
Young Salud, a Romani woman from Granada, is passionately in love with Paco, a well-to-do man who is already engaged to a woman of his social class. Her uncle Sarvaor and grandmother try to prevent her from interrupting Paco’s wedding after she learns the truth. Salud and Sarvaor gate-crash the celebration. Paco says he does not know her and orders her removed; Salud collapses and dies at his feet.
This one-act zarzuela is based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Its characters include Patro, Primorosa, Gurriato, Melania, and Lucio.
Margarita, a nun who serves as gatekeeper at her convent, runs away with the adventurer Don Juan Alarcon. After discovering that he has seduced many women, she returns to find that the Virgin Mary’s statue miraculously took her place during her absence. As Margarita prays for forgiveness, Don Juan is struck down by heavenly lightning.