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3 comments:
sweet and lovely
That was the first opera that I actually understood what they were saying. OK..the subtitles helped...but I did understand the words :-)
My youngest daughter watched it with me and said "They are going to kiss at the end". And sure enough....they did!!
I have not watched many operas, and like Sirdar, was helped immensely by the subtitles and the fact it was in English.