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Conductor

Oliver Díaz

Stage director

Emilio Sagi

Set designer

Daniel Bianco

Costume designer

Renata Schussheim

Lighting designer

Eduardo Bravo

Choreographer

Nuria Castejón

Directora asistente

Lara Diloy

Chorus master

Antonio Fauró

Teatro Lírico Nacional de la Zarzuela

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Coro del Teatro de La Zarzuela

Orchestra

Joven Orquesta y Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid

Le Chanteur de Mexico -  (The Singer from Mexico)

Madrid

Spain

Teatro de la Zarzuela

Public

The Singer from Mexico

Approved

The operetta Le chanteur de Mexico (The Mexican Minstrel) was composed by Francis Lopez for Luis Mariano, the widely famous renowned Basque singer, and it premièred, to resounding acclaim, on December 15th, 1951 in the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris. Numerous performances were programmed for this production of Lopez’s spectacle. Lopez, although French by birth, was of Latin American origin and also had Basque forebears. The musician was particularly prodigious in the composition of operettas which would achieve fame through the voice of the Spanish tenor.
The show we are offering has a fantastic stage set, kitsch through and through, where a tropical, sophisticated technicolour world is recreated, as befits the type of cinema which pursues grand spectacle, and which is precisely the universe where all the layers of the story take place. A scene packed with comic situations in the midst of elements of Mexican folklore; full of huge flowers and pieces of fruit, of necessarily bright colours and, above all, full of good music.

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