One aria in this opera begins with the speaker claiming that she can give a man some toast, and goes on to claim that "love awaits" the title character.  Another aria from this opera ends "if I love you, you'd best beware!"  The peasant girl Micaela informs the male lead that his mother is dying, while Lieutenant Zuniga attempts to interrogate the female lead when she is brought in for knife-fighting with another woman.  Containing the "Toreador Song" and "Habanera," for 10 points, name this opera about Don Jose, the bullfighter Escamillo, and the titular gypsy, by Geo
One aria in this opera begins with the speaker claiming that she can give a man some toast, and goes on to claim that "love awaits" the title character.  Another aria from this opera ends "if I love you, you'd best beware!"  The peasant girl Micaela informs the male lead that his mother is dying, while Lieutenant Zuniga attempts to interrogate the female lead when she is brought in for knife-fighting with another woman.  Containing the "Toreador Song" and "Habanera," for 10 points, name this opera about Don Jose, the bullfighter Escamillo, and the titular gypsy, by Georges Bizet.
One aria in this opera begins with the speaker claiming that she can give a man some toast, and goes on to claim that "love awaits" the title character.  
Carmen