With more than 100 artists live: symphonic orchestra, choirs and soloists, the opera returns to the El Batel Auditorium on Wednesday, November 9th with La Boheme de Puccini, staged by the Opera Company 2001. In La Bohéme the audience will be in the Latin Quarter of Paris about the year 1830. The opera reflects the artistic and bohemian atmosphere of the time and tells the story of 4 characters, Rodolfo, a writer, Mími, a seamstress, Marcello, a painter and his lover Museta.
All of them united by love, lack of love, joy, sadness and misery.
This production counts on soloists of international trajectory like Gabrielle Philiponet in the paper of Mimi, Eric Fenell like Rodolfo, Paolo Ruggiero like Marcello and Francesca Bruni like Musetta.
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The tenderness of the little seamstress Mimi brings light and warmth to the poet Rodolfo.
So passionately live their love that they make it known to all their friends.
The relationship of these two characters brings to the opera a melodramatic component, compared to the love story between Marcelo and Musetta, which is much more humorous.
All the illusions, dreams and hopes of this group, which at the end of the second act at Cafe Momus in the Latin Quarter, seem possible and certain, will inevitably end at the end of the story, stirring the public with the death of Mimi.
'La Bohème' is the fourth opera of Puccini considered by many experts as his masterpiece.
It was born just after the success of 'Manon Lescaut', released three years before 'La Bohème', on February 1, 1896 at the Teatro Regio in Turin, under the baton of Arturo Toscanini, barely 28 years old.
Impressed by Henry Murger's novel Scenes of Bohemian Life, which perhaps reminded him of Bohemian times in Milan, Puccini decided to compose this new opera based on this literary work.
The 2001 Opera Company was created in Spain in 1991 by Marie-Ange and Luis Miguel Lainz as an extension of the parent company in Paris.
The association of Marie-Ange from the world of tourism and shows and passionate about music and Luis Miguel with its dual business and architectural training have contributed to the success of Opera 2001. The company organizes and produces lyrical shows in Spain and others Countries of Europe, keeping alive the most famous works of the operatic repertoire in order that the young generations learn to love them live in theatrical stages.
Opera 2001 is characterized by the search for the best singers as they are aware that only quality can seduce the viewers.
That's why he takes care of every detail so that any representation in any theater is unique, making the public the best advertisement.
With the experience and quality acquired, Opera 2001 has more than one million and a half of spectators.
Source: Agencias