Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Cesar Delgado

Diego de La Vega

Mezzo-soprano

Guadalupe Paz

Carlotta de Obragón

Baryton

Octavio Moreno

Moncada

Gabriella Enríquez

Ana Maria Soza

Judith Rodriguez

Luisa

Bridget Cappel

Toypurina

Brandon Bell

Sergeant José Maria Gomez

Mise en scène

Octavio Cardenas

Piano

Charlene Lotz

Fort Worth Opera

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anglais

Zorro

Fort Worth

États-Unis

Will Rogers Memorial Center

Rose Marine Theater

Public

Valide

ZORRO UNMASKED: FWO recently partnered with composer/librettist Hector Armienta, to give you an exclusive sneek peek of Fort Worth Opera's upcoming world premiere, ZORRO. This week, Héctor discusses how time signature affects the dramatic tension within in opera, as he highlights Violetta's aria, "Sempre Libera," in Verdi's LA TRAVIATA, and "Conflict" in his own ZORRO.

Zorro Unmasked

The 2021-2022 season marks the fourth year of Noches de Ópera, Fort Worth Opera's celebration of Spanish-language operas and Latino(a) culture, heritage, and artistry. Following 2017’s Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, 2018’s María de Buenos Aires, and the world’s second mariachi opera, El Pasado Nunca se Termina, the company will premiere composer-librettist Héctor Armienta’s masked avenger opera, Zorro, in January of 2022. Originally slated to take the stage during the company’s 2020 Festival, Zorro rides again next season with three performances at the Rose Marine Theater in the heart of Fort Worth’s historic Northside.

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Based upon the popular pulp fiction novels of prolific American pulp writer Johnston McCulley, this explosive new work is filled with romance, danger, and sword-fighting suspense. Led by visionary stage director Octavio Cardenas (Silent Night, 2014 FWO Festival; Frida Kahlo and the Bravest Girl in the World, 2019), Zorro’s cast stars tenor César Delgado as Zorro/Diego de la Vega, mezzo-soprano Kirstin Chávez as the beguiling daughter of the Governor, Carlotta de Obragón, the passionate Ana Maria (soprano Gabriella Enríquez), and baritone Octavio Moreno (Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, El Pasado Nunca se Termina, 2017, 2019 FWO Festival) as the tyrannical Géneral Moncada.

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The stellar cast also stars mezzo-soprano Bridget Cappel (former FWO Lesley Resident Artist) as the wise Toypurina, baritone Brandon Bell (21/22 FWO Lesley Resident Artist) as Moncada’s hapless aide Sergeant José Maria Gomez, and lyric soprano Judith Rodriguez as Diego’s lovelorn servant Luisa. In addition, FWO Head of Music and Music Director for the Children’s Opera Theatre, Dr. Charlene Lotz, will accompany the artists at the piano with fiery flamenco flourishes from American virtuoso guitarist Christopher McGuire, President and Artistic Director of the Fort Worth Classic Guitar Society. This swashbuckling adventure, featuring one of pop culture’s most iconic vigilantes, will thrill audiences of all ages!

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