One repeated song in this opera ends with the line "Love awaits you." One character sings "En vain pour éviter les réponses amères" after drawing the ace of spades, signaling death. Act Two is set at an inn where the male lead draws his sword on his superior officer Zuniga. The male lead of this work is first in love with Micaela, but later sings about his new love interest who threw a flower at h
One repeated song in this opera ends with the line "Love awaits you." One character sings "En vain pour éviter les réponses amères" after drawing the ace of spades, signaling death. Act Two is set at an inn where the male lead draws his sword on his superior officer Zuniga. The male lead of this work is first in love with Micaela, but later sings about his new love interest who threw a flower at his feet in Act One. That action occurs after the female lead sings an aria comparing love to a rebellious bird in this opera's "Habanera." Escamillo's "Torreador Song" is heard at its end after Don José kills the title character. For 10 points, name this opera by Georges Bizet about a gypsy girl.
One repeated song in this opera ends with the line "Love awaits you.
Carmen