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Bizet: Carmen - Teatro dell'opera di Roma

Year: 2017 Music Runtime: 166 min

Overview

From the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma Terme di Caracalla "Carmen" by Georges Bizet. Director Jesus Lopez-Cobos. Orchestra, Chorus and Corps de Ballet of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.

Genres

Music

Cast

Veronica Simeoni

Veronica Simeoni

Carmen

Roberto Aronica

Roberto Aronica

Don José

Alexander Vinogradov

Alexander Vinogradov

Escamillo

Rosa Feola

Rosa Feola

Micaëla

Giulia Mazzola

Giulia Mazzola

Frasquita

Anna Pennisi

Anna Pennisi

Mercedes

Michele Patti

Michele Patti

Dancairo

Marcello Nardis

Marcello Nardis

Remendado

Alessandro Della Morte

Alessandro Della Morte

Zuniga

Arturo Espinosa

Arturo Espinosa

Morales

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