The protagonist sings "Jak Mozna Verit" as a boast of his shrewd plan, having made 300 crowns and fooled the villagers, who do not know that he is the lost eldest son of Tobias Micha.
The protagonist sings "Jak Mozna Verit" as a boast of his shrewd plan, having made 300 crowns and fooled the villagers, who do not know that he is the lost eldest son of Tobias Micha. Festivities, including a circus, form the backdrop of the final act, where the ruse is exposed, embarrassing the broker Kecal. In the end, Micha's other son Vasek humiliates himself by stumbling in dressed as a bear, and the impending marriage between Jenik and Marenka is celebrated. FTP, name this Bedrich Smetana opera in which Marenka is sold as a wife-to-be.
The protagonist sings "Jak Mozna Verit" as a boast of his shrewd plan, having made 300 crowns and fooled the villagers, who do not know that he is the lost eldest son of Tobias Micha.
The {Bartered Bride} or {Prodana Nevesta}