After having a flower thrown at him, one character in this work sings the duet "Tell Me about My Mother" with Micaela.
After having a flower thrown at him, one character in this work sings the duet "Tell Me about My Mother" with Micaela. That male character later sings a duet with the title figure of this opera, in which she suggests he meet her near the ramparts of Seville. In an earlier aria, the title soprano of this opera sings that "love is a rebellious bird." Later that title character takes up with Escamillo, leading Jose to stab her to death. The aria "Habanera" is sung by, FTP, what title gypsy in a work by Georges Bizet?
After having a flower thrown at him, one character in this work sings the duet "Tell Me about My Mother" with Micaela.
Carmen