In the final act of this opera, one character spurns her former lover by singing Cette bague, autrefois.
In the final act of this opera, one character spurns her former lover by singing Cette bague, autrefois. Shortly after two characters predict good fortune in this opera's Melons! Coupons!, another character forsees her own death in the "Card Aria." One man sings this opera's famous Votre toast aria in the second act, which ends with Zuniga being taken prisoner while two other characters flee to the countryside together. A knife fight between Escamillo and Don Juan occurs over the love of the title character, who sings that "love is a rebellious bird" in this opera's Habanera. For 10 points, name this opera in which Don Juan stabs the title seductive gypsy, a work by Georges Bizet.
In the final act of this opera, one character spurns her former lover by singing Cette bague, autrefois.
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