Name: La Bohème
Start: 2023-04-22T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-04-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Centro Cultural Amaia

Artist

Admin

Conductor

Aldo Salvagno

Stage director

Alfonso de Filippis

Singer

Soprano

Marta Leung

Mimi

Tenor

Rino Matafù

Rodolfo

Stela Dicusara

Musetta

Baritone

César San Martín

Marcello

Juan Laboreria

Schaunard

Bass

Kwangsik Park

Colline

Isidro Anaya

Benoît

Alcindoro

Iker Casares

Parpignol

Orchestra

Orquesta Luis Mariano

Others

Coro Luis Mariano

Asociación Lírica Luis Mariano

италиански

La Bohème

Irun

Spain

Centro Cultural Amaia

La Boheme: La Bohème Puccini

Public

Private

испански

Approved

La Bohème Puccini

Donde Lieta -Puccini - La Boheme Marta Leung soprano Luis Mariano Irun director : Aldo Salvagno director : Alfonso De Filippis

The opera "La Bohème" by Giacomo Puccini is one of the most beloved and representative works of the lyrical repertoire. It was premiered in 1896 at the Teatro Regio in Turin, Italy. The cast of the premiere included the singers Marcello Giordani, Ruggero Raimondi, and Licia Albanese as the main characters.

The story of "La Bohème" revolves around a group of young bohemians in Paris, who struggle to find their place in the world while dealing with love, loss and friendship. The main character, Rodolfo, a bohemian poet, falls in love with Mimi, a sick seamstress. As her love deepens, Mimi's health worsens, and he is forced to choose between her love for her and her desire to continue writing.

The music of “La Bohème” is famous for its beauty and soulfulness, with iconic arias like “Che gelida manina” and “Mi chiamano Mimi”. The opera is also known for its depiction of bohemian life in 19th-century Paris, with a mixture of melancholy and joy.

On April 22 and 23 at 7:00 p.m., we present you the opportunity to enjoy this exciting and moving opera in our opera season. Don't miss the opportunity to see “La Bohème” live and experience the beauty of Puccini's music and history.

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