It comes just before the singer makes a pass at a gypsy while an earlier conquest observes with her father, who has hired Sparafucile to kill the singer.
It concludes: "None can call himself fully contented who has not tasted love in [a woman's] arms," after lamenting that women, "simple in speech and simple in mind," are highly changeable. It comes just before the singer makes a pass at a gypsy while an earlier conquest observes with her father, who has hired Sparafucile to kill the singer. FTP, identify this aria, sung by the Duke of Mantua before his ill-fated court jester, Rigoletto.
It concludes: "None can call himself fully contented who has not tasted love in [a woman's] arms," after lamenting that women, "simple in speech and simple in mind," are highly changeable.
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