Following Lucia's exit, Santuzza argues with her lover and the subject of his new love, Lola.  
Sensing his impending death, the only tenor in this opera bids his mother farewell with the aria "Addio alla madre," which comes not long after the drinking song, "Viva il vino."  Mamma Lucia first learns of her son's affair from the aria, "Voi lo sapete," after which she runs into church and the ongoing Easter services.  Following Lucia's exit, Santuzza argues with her lover and the subject of his new love, Lola.  Passions over these women ultimately results in a duel in which Alfio kills Turiddu.  Based on a story by Verga, FTP, name this epitome of verismo opera by Pietro Mascagni.
Sensing his impending death, the only tenor in this opera bids his mother farewell with the aria "Addio alla madre," which comes not long after the drinking song, "Viva il vino."  
Cavalleria rusticana or Rustic Chivalry