The title character's first song claims that "Love is a rebellious bird," before throwing a bouquet to Don José; that title character is later killed by Don José as a refrain of Escamillo's (*) "Toreador Song" is played.
In Act 3 of this opera, Frasquita and Mercedes triumph in the good fortune that tarot cards hold for them. The title character's first song claims that "Love is a rebellious bird," before throwing a bouquet to Don José; that title character is later killed by Don José as a refrain of Escamillo's (*) "Toreador Song" is played. Famous for the "Habanera," name this opera about the titular gypsy cigarette factory worker, composed by Georges Bizet.
In Act 3 of this opera, Frasquita and Mercedes triumph in the good fortune that tarot cards hold for them.
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