Organization

Singer

Baritone

Angel Odena

Nabucco

Stage director

Emilio Sagi

Conductor

Gianluca Marcianò

Costume designer

Pepa Ojanguren

Set designer

Luis Antonio Suárez

Lighting designer

Eduardo Bravo

Chorus master

Pablo Moras

Tenor

Antonio Gandía

Ishmael

Matheus Pompeu

Soprano

Silvia Dalla Benetta

Abigail

Maite Alberola

Bass

Simón Orfila

Zachary

Javier Castañeda

Theresa Kronthaler

Fenena

Olga Syniakova

Deyan Vatchkov

The High Priest of Ba'al

María Zapata

Anna

Facundo Muñoz

Abdallo

Ernesto Petti

Directora asistente

Lara Diloy

Ópera de Oviedo

Others

Coro de la Ópera de Oviedo

Orchestra

Symphony Orchestra of the Principality of Asturias

Titular Choir of the Oviedo

Italian

Oviedo

Spain

Teatro Campoamor

Public

Approved

Nabucco Verdi

The seventy-fourth Oviedo Opera Season opens the lyrical cycle with one of the most popular and most represented titles in the history of opera: Nabucco by Giuseppe Verdi. Nabucco was Verdi's first major hit. This opera, with a biblical background, in which Verdi put his music at the service of patriotic ideals, is a hymn to the freedom of an oppressed people: the Jews, deported to Babylon by the despotic Nebuchadnezzar. The choirs, a true proclamation in favor of freedom and against tyranny, enshrined the triumph of the opera. The Italian public that attended the premiere at La Scala, Milan was under Austrian domination, immediately understood the message and decreed the triumph of the opera.

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