My Thoughts on Puccini's Tosca Live from the Metropolitan Opera House
Madamigiella Sonya Yoncheva rose up to the challenge to take on one of Puccini's most dramatic and iconic heroines of all time, the great diva herself, Floria Tosca. Accompanying her as her lover was the ardent and impassioned Vittorio Grigolo. Enjoy the review and let me know your opinions as well.
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It sounds quite interesting to be honest. I've never been to an Opera before, but the way you talk about it sounds like a lot of effort is put in and that the overall presentation is being delivered to very high standards. And wow, Sonia Yonceva she looks so beautiful and Vittorio looks good as well. I have heard to a lot of names and technical details which i'm not too much familiar with, but i kinda liked it overall. I will follow you to hear some more and to start learning some more things about this art. Thank you
I am so pleased and delighted that I was able to open your eyes to the opera world. If you enjoyed my video then please do subscribe to my channel for more reviews. On top of that, I hope my reviews encourage you to go to the opera. Have a great day. :D
And thank you for that and i look forward to hear more. I will indeed look to go to the opera. Would be able to recommend something to start with ? :D
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Sonya Yoncheva is a Bulgarian operatic soprano.
He interprets with great love what he sings
That's really nice music @antonireviews . i like your My Thoughts on Bellini's I Puritani Live from the Lyric Opera of Chicago post.