In “The Barber of Seville” by Rossini, first presented in 1816, the protagonist considers it necessary to first sing “I am docile, I am obedient” before informing that she is thinking of disobeying her guardian, who wants to marry her.
En “El barbero de Sevilla” de Rossini, estrenada en 1816, la protagonista considera necesario cantar primero “soy dócil, soy sumisa” antes de informar que piensa desobedecer a su tutor, que quiere casarse con ella.