Organization

Conductor

Emmanuel Siffert

Chorus master

Jorge Forero

Stage director

Eugenio Zanetti

Set designer

Costume designer

Choreographer

Sylvia Amorino

Lighting designer

Eli Sirlin

Singer

Tenor

Duilio Smiriglia

Tamino

Soprano

Marina Silva

Pamina

Baritone

Fernando Lazari

Papageno

Laura Pisani

The Queen of the Night

Bass

Cristian De Marco

Sarastro

Osvaldo Peroni

Monostastos

Sabrina Pedreira

Papagena

Claudia Lepe

Romina Pedrozo

Román Modzelewski

Speaker

First priest

Ivana Ledesma

First lady

Others

Coro Universitario San Juan

Teatro del Bicentenario

Ισπανικά

Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

León

Mexico

Teatro del Bicentenario Roberto Plasencia Saldaña

Trying to escape from a monster, Prince Tamino enters the territory of the Queen of the Night. During his fight with the monster, he falls unconscious. Three Ladies of the queen's court kill the monster with their magic and finally save the prince. Upon awakening, the prince sees the dead monster and, next to him, finds Papageno, a bird hunter in the service of the queen, who claims to be Taminos’ savior. Papageno takes credit for defeating the monster. Enraged with Papageno for his lie, the Queen of the Night orders her Three Ladies to punish him by placing a gold padlock on his mouth. After meeting Prince Tamino, the Queen of the Night asks him to rescue her beautiful daughter Pamina, who is kept captive by the evil King Sarastro. The noble Tamino accepts the challenge. He undertakes the crusade with Papageno, who agrees to go with him on the mission in order to be forgiven and released from his punishment. The Queen of the Night gives Tamino an invaluable magical object, a magic flute that has the power to change the state of every living beings.

 

Pamina finds herself captive in the palace of King Sarastro, and is stalked by Monostatos, a servant of the king and vile suitor of her love. Sarastro discovers how bad Monostatos treats Pamina and decides to exile him.Tamino falls in love with the Princess and asks Sarastro for Pamina’s hand. The King and his priests discuss whether to accept or not the initiation of Tamino and Papageno. Everyone accepts the proposal, but they require both to achieve virtue by passing three tests. Three wise kids impose them the test of silence, and lead Tamino to a forest where there are temples dedicated to Wisdom, Reason and Nature. Once there, a Priest explains Tamino that Sarastro is a noble and wise person. The solemn and moving atmosphere awakens in Tamino the desire for knowledge. Upon passing the imposed tests, Tamino understands that Sarastro has retained Pamina to protect her from her heartless mother and thus obtains the grace of the monarch. Papageno, for the help provided, gets an almost divine luck: he finds Papagena with whom he can share his life.

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